Amy Hart puts on a leggy display in a shimmery dress

She rose to fame on the 2019 series of Love Island.

And Amy Hart, was making sure all eyes were still on her in a silver shimmery dress while out for drinks with pals in Covent Garden on Monday evening, ahead of the Love Island 2021 launch.

The reality star, 26, made a leggy display in the short dress which she paired with open toe black heels. 

Wow! Amy Hart, was making sure all eyes were still on her in a silver shimmery dress while out for drinks with pals in Covent Garden on Monday evening, ahead of the Love Island 2021 launch

She completed the look with a quilted black handbag and added a bit more sparkle with a pair of silver earrings. 

The star oozed confidence as she posed for pictures on the street. 

This comes after Amy gave a candid insight into what Love Islanders can expect ahead of entering the villa on Monday night.

Joining fellow former contestant Jack Fincham on Good Morning Britain on Friday, she explained what producers explain to contestants: ‘They say the public might not like you and people might not fancy you.’

Stunning: The reality star, 26, made a leggy display in the short dress which she paired with open toe black heels

Style: She completed the look with a quilted black handbag and added a bit more sparkle with a pair of silver earrings

The duo detailed their crippling nerves before entering the show and admitted that they were ‘nervous and excited’ to be part of the phenomenon.

Speaking to Richard Arnold, Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway, Amy said: ‘They are going in tomorrow. I literally on the Thursday night it was like last supper, I had pizza, macaroni cheese…

‘Then we got a text as the bill came saying “Amy needs to be entry outfit tomorrow morning” and I’d just eaten the hugest pizza! They will be quite excited but get nervous.’  

Jack went on: ‘I had no clue what I was going in to and you are so nervous but excited at the same time. It’s just the fact that all these people you don’t know and people are watching you, you don’t know what to except.’

Discussing the warning from producers, which has heightened given tragedies around the show, she said: ‘And they tell you when you go in you get this talk of doom where they say the public might not like you and people might not fancy you.’

Jack explained the daunting prospect of the first scenes saying: ‘Yes you can be stood there on your own.’ while Amy stated: ‘I thought they were going to swap it around and make the men pick and no one was going to step forward for me.’ 

Gorgeous: This comes after Amy gave a candid insight into what Love Islanders can expect ahead of entering the villa on Monday night

Heartbreaking: Joining fellow former contestant Jack Fincham on Good Morning Britain on Friday, she explained what producers explain to contestants: ‘They say the public might not like you and people might not fancy you’