Love Island's Shaughna Phillips shows off her sensational curves at PrettyLittleThing event -

Love Island star Shaughna Phillips showed off her sensational curves on Tuesday as she attended a PrettyLittleThing charity event in London.

Shaughna, 28, stepped out in a form-fitting brown knit dress which she teamed with a £2,220 Gucci handbag and staggering heels.

It comes after the blonde bombshell revealed she went to hospital in July for a colonoscopy, after contracting HPV in May.

Going out: Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips showed off her sensational curves in a skintight brown dress on Tuesday at a PrettyLittleThing event in London. Pictured with Indiyah Polak and Demi Jones

Shaughna was dressed to impress for the evening, in her off-the-shoulder, long-sleeved ribbed dress.

She showed off a golden tan and wore her locks long and over her shoulders.

Her makeup was complete with matte foundation, swipes of mascara and a glossy pink lip.

Doll: Shaughna was dressed to impress for the evening, in her ribbed dress with an off-the-shoulder design and long sleeves

Girls night! She appeared in high spirits on her way out, joining Love Island’s Indiyah Polak and Demi Jones

She appeared in high spirits as she walked out, joining Indiyah Polak and Love Island’s Demi Jones.

The event celebrated the 18-month charity partnership between PrettyLittleThing and Girl vs Cancer which aims to help raise funds.

The two partners have collaborated on a new range of post-surgical lingerie with 100% of the profits going to Girl vs Cancer, which aims to help people with the disease.

Shaughna shot to fame on the first ever Love Island winter series in 2020.

Claim to fame: Shaughna shot to fame on the first ever Love Island winter series in 2020 (pictured)

The former Democratic Services officer is currently renovating her own home and helping people with her Be You With Shaughna health and fitness program.

“This is your reminder that you are strong, sexy and healthy,” a post recently captioned.

In July, Shaughna revealed she was hospitalized for a colposcopy after contracting HPV in May.

The STI is the most common in the world and four out of five people will contract some form of the virus at least once in their lifetime.

Helping others: The former Democratic Services worker is currently renovating her own home and helping people with her Be You With Shaughna health and fitness program. Photographed in July

Health issues: In July, Shaughna revealed she was in hospital for a colposcopy after contracting HPV in May

At the time, Shaughna told her 1.5 million Instagram followers about her experience and urged women to book their smear tests.

She posted a photo from the ward and captioned it: ‘Sun day fun day? So I said I would share my experience with you all and currently I’m shitting my pants.

“Always scream for the ladies to reserve their smears!”

A colposcopy checks for abnormal cells in the cervix.

After arriving home, she then addressed the fans, “How did the colposcopy go?” Chilling and feeling sorry for myself for the rest of the day.

“Although I had 3 nurses who were so lovely and made me feel cared for. I always shout for the ladies to book your smears if you are late.

“I received my results yesterday and had changes in some of the cells called ‘borderline changes’ which require further investigation. I also tested positive for HPV,’ she previously said.

HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus, which the NHS describes as “a very common group of viruses”. Although HPV causes no problems in most people, some types can cause genital warts or cancer.

There is no blood test for HPV and it is detected during cervical screening.

“I received my results yesterday and had changes in some of the cells called ‘borderline changes’ which require further investigation. I also tested positive for HPV,’ she previously told her followers.

She continued: “Of course I was absolutely terrified at first, and although everyone I spoke to reassured me how common it is, it’s still scary.”

Shaughna went on to say she was ‘so happy’ to share her smear test results because she was ‘terrified’.

WHAT IS HPV? INFECTION LINKED TO 99% OF CERVICAL CANCER CASES

Up to eight out of 10 people will be infected with HPV in their lifetime

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is the name for a group of viruses that affect your skin and the moist membranes that line your body.

Transmitted through vaginal, anal, and oral sex and through skin-to-skin contact between the genitals, it is extremely common.

Up to eight in 10 people will be infected with the virus at some point in their lives.

There are over 100 types of HPV. About 30 of them can affect the genital area. Genital HPV infections are common and highly contagious.

Many people never show symptoms, as they can occur years after infection, and the majority of cases resolve without treatment.

It can lead to genital warts and is also known to cause cervical cancer by creating abnormal tissue growth.

Each year, an average of 38,000 cases of HPV-related cancers are diagnosed in the US, 3,100 cases of cervical cancer in the UK, and around 2,000 other cancers in men.

What other cancers does it cause?