All it takes is six months for Elsa Pataky, Chris Hemsworth wife, to regain her trim figure after giving birth to twins, Sasha and Tristan, two years after she had her first kid India Rose. Looking fit and trim, the Spanish actress has also announced during the Madrid unveiling on Wednesday her upcoming shoot for the Dark Seduction lingerie.

Wearing a fitting, leather trousers and a lace camisole tank top with matching dainty black stilletos, the 38-year old actress revealed toned abs, arms and legs in the first week of the Madrid fashion week that proves that she has the body of a lingerie model.

In an short interview, Pataky has expressed her efforts to regain her figure with the support of her husband who helped her kickboxing workout that has started last week. It was also known in that event that the actress has no acting projects, for the meantime, and would like to focus on her being a lingerie model and being a mother.

A video on her Instagram showed the energy-draining workout done in their Los Angeles home with his health-buff husband. She captioned it saying: "#workhard! The countdown has begun. We're filming @womensecret in a short time! "

Aside from kickboxing, the Spanish model also did some other forms of workouts as said in Fansshare.com which said: "Elsa has been doing everything from Pilates to Yoga which, mixed with her healthy balanced diet, has got her looking back to her best."

Meanwhile, the stunning beauty is seen in a very comfortable, girly white maxi dress with a cream cardigan on Tuesday taking a stroll in one of the streets in Madrid. Despite the length of the dress and its comfortable cut, its waistline is made to hug the yummy mother's tiny waistline. Paired with the laidback design dress is a pair of red and black flats.

She is spotted with two other friends chatting with her.

When asked about whether she and superhero star husband plan to have more children in the future, she told Glamour magazine: "(We) do not plan to have more children, but you can never say never. With twins you have more work, and now I have to do it better. My children right now is what matters most to me."