Eliza Wear-little! Singer Doolittle doesn't leave much to the imagination in her skimpy green top at Olympic Torch Relay concert

Eliza Doolittle has become well-known for her signature shorts look.
But its unlikely anyone would be talking about her shorts today when she stepped on stage in a very skimpy green Lycra top.
Performing at the Coca Cola London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay concert, the Pack Up singer narrowly avoided being overexposed by the tiny bits of green material.

 

That's doesn't leave much to the the imagination: Eliza Doolittle shows off a lot of flesh in a green top and shorts at the Coca-Cola London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay concert in Hyde Park

 

Put your hands up: The singer got the crowd clapping along to one of her hits

The 24-year-old star opted for the risqué outfit as she performed to 80,000 people during a gloriously hot summer day in Hyde Park.
Her performance comes a day after she ran with the Olympic torch in Haringey, North London.
She was so thrilled with the honour, she tweeted photos of the gold torch in her bed.

 

 

Designer labels: The singer teamed her top with a pair of Karl Lagerfeld shorts

 

Feeling hot: No doubt the warm weather inspired the singer's outfit

She tweeted: 'It was such an honour to relay run yesterday with such inspirational people ! I'm still so overwhelmed ! What an experience !'
The torch made its way across north London yesterday, with 153 torchbearers carrying the flame on a 30 mile journey through Brent, Barnet, Enfield and Haringey.
Other Torchbearers included Harry Potter star Rupert Grint, Olympic silver medallist Nathan Robertson and the oldest female to take part in the London 2012 Torch Relay - 100-year-old Diana Gould.

 

Honoured: Her performances comes a day after she ran with the torch in North London

 

Kicking things off: Rapper Wretch 32 was the first to perform

Double Olympic champion Daley Thompson was the final torchbearer of the day.
Today's concert was hosted by Lisa Snowdon and Dave Berry - the breakfast show presenters on Capital FM.
The pair of them had carried the torch in Merton, South West London on Wednesday.
Rapper Wretch 32 was the first to perform at the gig, performing his hits including Traktor, Don't Go and Unorthodox.