Michelle Keegan would "love" to design an accessories line for Lipsy London.

Michelle Keegan's Lipsy London S/S17 campaign

Michelle Keegan's Lipsy London S/S17 campaign

The 29-year-old actress - who collaborated with the fashion house in 2014 - has admitted people "always" ask whether she will expand her fashion range with the retail brand, and although her busy schedule hadn't permitted her to do so in the past she "definitely" plans to work on creating jewellery and bags in the future.

Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz about her future plans with the fashion house, the brunette beauty said: "People always ask. And obviously this year I haven't even thought about it because, obviously, I've been so busy. It is something I'd love to do in the future, definitely."

Although the 'Our Girl' star has revealed she is not in talks with the store's bosses for a jewellery line, she does "love" dainty jewellery, and stacking her bling on top of one another.

She explained: "Not talks yet, but I do love my jewellery, I love stacking jewellery, I love dainty jewellery, things like that. Finger crossed, maybe."

The former 'Coronation Street' star - who also is known for her role as Tina McIntyre in the longstanding soap - has now launched her Spring/Summer 2017 collection for the retailer, which she has described as a "step forward" from her Autumn/Winter 2016 garments, although the products still include forest green shades that were incorporated in her previous release.

Michelle - who is married to Mark Wright - said: "Summer [collection] we are trying to move it a step forward now, we've been at Christmas we've gone through all the dark colours, so now we're going through the Spring collection.

"So we've infused a bit of blush pink in this collection, and embroidery is a massive trend this year, well this season, so we've got a lot of embroidery, and we've stuck with the forest greens as well because I know that's going to be massive."

Michelle's new collection is available to buy online at lipsy.co.uk and in store now.