Chloe Kelly goes braless in see-through prime as England Lioness wows at crimson carpet occasion
England Lioness icon Chloe Kelly has set tongues wagging with her braless outfit at a glam event as she strutted her stuff on the red carpet
Chloe Kelly wowed at the glam event where she was joined by rapper AJ Tracey(Image: Getty Images)
Chloe Kelly set tongues wagging again as she went braless to a glam event in a striking see-through top.
The Lioness and England winger strutted her stuff on the red carpet at an event ahead of the Baftas on Sunday. And she showed off her jaw-dropping physique in the slim cut black dress, that had some see-through mesh, highlighting her toned abs.
Kelly also tied her hair back, but left a few strands dangling down over her face. And after ditching her bra, Kelly finished off the stunning look with a silver bracelet and an expensive looking watch while posing with AJ Tracey.
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Kelly is no stranger to glam events – and she has seen plenty of red carpets in the last couple of years, and the London-born talent knows how to rock her stuff.
Often appearing at top events wearing daring and stunning designer outfits, Kelly grabs the spotlight wherever she goes. However, her glam looks aren’t just limited to when she knows she’s going to be in the spotlight.
Last month, the winger showed off her toned abs while managing at the Baller League.
Kelly has also attended parties including GQ Men of the Year and the MTV EMAs, as well as the Pride of Britain – with that experience, she’s nailed her poses – using them to pose on the cover of Glamour.
Speaking in the magazine, she revealed she wants to raise the profile of the women’s game: “We changed mindsets for so many people that maybe thought of the women’s game as, ‘Oh, it’s just women playing football,’ whereas no, it’s just ‘football’.”
She added: “In women’s football, you’re allowed to just be yourself – fans and players.
“I feel like we’re together as one to make a change in society and in the game.”
