Gwyneth Paltrow flaunts fruits of strict regime in spring fashion edit In a midriff-bearing leather top and hot pants, Gwyneth Paltrow effortlessly showcases her third annual spring fashion edit with Net-A-Porter. The spring edit of luxury e-tail site Net-A-Porter curated by Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop newsletter has become something of an annual tradition now: each year the multi-tasking actress and her invisible team pick out the top trends to try, with Gwyneth modelling even the trickiest of outfits. READ: Gwyneth Paltrow bans her children from eating carbs The newsletter says the edit is back by 'popular request' (this is the third instalment) and Paltrow's impeccable figure shows no sign of waning: every year her eyes get a bit brighter, her limbs that little bit lighter. SEE: Gwyneth Paltrow on her biggest fashion regrets It's safe to say the average 40-year-old who has born two children would probably rather perform a Girls Aloud routine atop a packed-out boardroom table than sport a cropped leather tank top - but not Gwyneth. Having recently revealed that she's banned her Coldplay frontman husband Chris Martin and their two children from consuming carbs (apparently they're all intolerant to pasta, bread and rice and anything else which might satiate a hyper eight-year-old), she can even pair that tank top with a pair of microscopic shorts. WATCH: How to get abs like Gwyneth Paltrow Of course, we write this because we're jealous, and because we wish we had Gwyn's willpower/ house/ life/ and more realistically her bank balance, because this spring's edit is comprehensive to say the least comprising a whopping 545 items across eight trends: Everyday Punk; Pretty Pastels; Prints and Pattern; Shorts, Dressed Up; Maxi at Home; Mini and Metallic; Bright and Bold and Silk for Slouching. If we're even remotely able to consider rocking Rag & Bone's 'leather-panelled twill leggings-style jeans' (above right) at 35-plus, us civilians will consider that a triumph alone.