Rebecca Judd showed off her incredible figure in a stylish ensemble as she stepped out at swimwear brand bond-eye Australia’s Bare launch event on Friday.
The AFL WAG, 41, put on a glamorous display in a vibrant red co-ord set as she led the arrivals at the glitzy event, hosting at a private waterfront residence in Bondi.
She gave a flash of her toned abs in a strapless red crop top and a figure-hugging maxi skirt as she made sure all eyes were on her.
Rebecca gave herself a few extra inches in a pair of gold strapped heels and shielded her eyes with a pair of dark cat-eye sunglasses.
She accessorised her look with an array of gold jewellery and let her brunette tresses fall loosely across her shoulders.
She was joined at the exclusive lunch event by the likes of Jess Roberts, Laura Csortan and Erika Heynatz, among many others.
The event celebrated the launch of bond-eye’s brand new eco-conscious fabric Bare, which helps to blend the brand’s swimwear looks with ready-to-wear fashion.
Guests were welcomed with a signature Bare kombucha cocktail and champagne upon arrival and they then watched a dance performance choreographed by Chloe Leong.
They later enjoyed a lavish lunch spread at the renowned Bondi restaurant Lox Stock & Barrel while soaking in the stunning views of Bondi’s famous coastline.
It comes after Rebecca, who is the wife of AFL star Chris Judd, revealed her exciting new career step earlier this week.
She has been named the brand ambassador of a family friendly ‘party hole’ at next month’s Australian Open golf tournament.
The 19th Hole will be introduced when competition returns to Kingston Heath in Melbourne at the end of November.
Rebecca admitted the move came as a surprise to her having not been a passionate fan of golf until the past year or so.
‘I didn’t take myself as a golfer either but over the past 12 months I’ve become a bit of an addict and guess what? I get it now,’ she told the Herald Sun on Wednesday.
‘I 100 per cent get it.
‘Our kids are going to be golfers and will want to travel the world playing golf and we don’t want to be left behind so our future plan is to make our future holidays around golf trips.’
