Keely Hodgkinson flaunts determine after racing in ‘catsuit’ that was like ‘sporting nothing’
Keely Hodgkinson flaunted her jaw-dropping figure in a tiny outfit, hours after she raced to victory while wearing a “Catwoman suit” that felt like “wearing nothing”
Keely Hodgkinson wowed in the Catwoman suit at Athlos(Image: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire)
Keely Hodgkinson flaunted her jaw-dropping figure with some social media snaps after winning the 800m at Athlos in a “Catwoman suit”.
Team GB’s golden girl was in full celebration mode as she strutted down her hotel hallway in an outfit that wouldn’t look out of place in 1990s movie Clueless. Keely rocked a pink tartan sleeveless top alongside a plaid short skirt.
She captioned the post: “Athlos you did it again. Thank you London for coming out and supporting us! See you next season.” And fans rushed to the comments section to shower her with praise: “The Queen,” one gushed.
Keely Hodgkinson put on a leggy display in the tiny outfit(Image: keely.hodgkinson/Instagram)
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“This is hot,” a second said. As a third shared: “Na YOU did it again!”
And another added: “Fitttt… sorry I mean fasttttt no sorry I mean fantastic!” The post comes after she turned heads in a bespoke streamlined full-length racing kit designed by Nike.
The space-age one-piece, complete with ninja-style hood, was crafted for optimal velocity and reduced wind resistance.
Keely Hodgkinson shared the snaps on social media(Image: keely.hodgkinson/Instagram)
Discussing the daring ensemble, the 24-year-old track star lauded the state-of-the-art, featherweight material, declaring that the groundbreaking outfit “feels like I’m wearing nothing”.
She added: “I wanted to be comfortable but I wanted to feel a little bit sexy, the back’s open and that makes it feel really cool. It feels like I’m wearing nothing, to be honest…
“This has been like a year in the making. It’s a mixture of fashion and speed and science all coming together for maybe the future of athletics.
“It was a real honour for them to choose me to put this out first. We weren’t sure when we were going to wear it.
“But an all-women’s event that’s all about the glitz and the glamour and putting eyes on women, a bit of a moment, I think was the perfect way to finish the season.”
