She’s the Former Prime Minister’s daughter that’s begun a career in bodybuilding.
And Frances Abbott showed off distinct tan lines from her bikini, at Melbourne’s Oaks Day on Thursday.
Sporting a chic white frock, the 26-year-old drew the eye to an uneven skin tone across the décolletage.
Not blending in! Former Prime Minister’s daughter Frances Abbott, 26, showed off distinct tan lines from her bodybuilding bikini, at Melbourne’s Oaks Day on Thursday
Frances happily posed for photos in front of the Myer Marquee media wall.
A knee-length white frock exposed her delicate décolletage and prominent tan lines from her bodybuilding bikini.
Bell sleeves added a flirty touch, while perspex strappy heels elongated her frame.
Shades of gold: The fitness enthusiast’s white frock exposed her delicate décolletage and prominent tan lines from her bodybuilding bikini
Accessories: Frances elongated her frame with perspex strappy heels and carried her belongings in a pastel pink clutch
Carrying her belongings in a pastel pink clutch, Frances swept her locks into a sleek style at the nape of the neck, drawing attention to a pair of statement drop earrings.
The fitness enthusiast finished off her race day look with a dewy complexion, defined brows and a glossy nude lip.
Frances, who comes in at number six in 2017’s Maxim Australia Hot 100 list, has been in the spotlight in recent weeks for showcasing her ripped physique at two bodybuilding events in Melbourne.
She’s ripped! Frances, who comes in at number six in 2017’s Maxim Australia Hot 100 list, has been in the spotlight in recent weeks for showcasing her ripped physique at two bodybuilding events in Melbourne
Dedicated: Last month, Frances revealed to Instagram the hard work that went into achieving peak physical condition: ‘I weighed my food meal by meal for around three months, I woke up at 4.15am most mornings to do fast cardio and I also had to become a bit of a social recluse’
Last month, Frances revealed to Instagram the hard work that went into achieving peak physical condition.
‘I weighed my food meal by meal for around three months, I woke up at 4.15am most mornings to do fast cardio and I also had to become a bit of a social recluse to get the results I achieved in the amount of time that I had.’
Frances continued: ‘Was it easy? No. Was it worth it? Yes. Would I do it again? Definitely, but give myself more time. And go in with more understanding. I was eating and training like an athlete to compete in a competition.’
The personal trainer also admitted to news.com.au that she eliminated all processed foods, alcohol, sugar, most carbohydrates and dairy.
Intense: Frances continued: ‘Was it easy? No. Was it worth it? Yes. Would I do it again? Definitely, but give myself more time. And go in with more understanding. I was eating and training like an athlete to compete in a competition’
Strict: The personal trainer also admitted to news.com.au that she eliminated all processed foods, alcohol, sugar, most carbohydrates and dairy