Isabelle Kelly has shocked in a very revealing gown at the 2024 Dally M Awards in Sydney on Wednesday night.
The Sydney Roosters skipper, 28, worked her angles on the red carpet on NRL’s night of nights in a Grecian-inspired look.
The NRLW player swapped her usual jersey for the flesh-baring dress which wouldn’t have been out of place at a toga party.
The top half of the ensemble crossed over her chest, looping around her neck to reveal her sculpted abs at the front and toned shoulders from the back.
The blonde beauty also bared her muscular arms in the ensemble.
Her makeup matched the rest of the skin she showed off thanks to a uniformly bronze look.
Keeping with the Grecian look, Isabelle accessorised with chunky gold jewellery, a black feathered handbag and had her hair styled back and up with a middle part.
Isabelle is nominated for ‘Centre of the Year’ at the Dally M Awards this year, going up against Anessa Biddle and Tiana Penitani from the Sharks, Jamie Chapman from the Titans, and Mele Hufanga from the Broncos.
Sydney Roosters skipper Isabelle Kelly shocked in a very revealing gown at the 2024 Dally M Awards in Sydney on Wednesday night
It comes just days before the Sydney Roosters captain is set to lead her team against Cronulla at Accord Stadium, hoping to score a second premiership.
But the Roosters’ leader was recently in doubt to play in the finals after another series injury.
She suffered a dislocated elbow while playing against the Eels late last month, and was walked off the field.
The NRLW player swapped her usual jersey for the flesh-baring dress which wouldn’t have been out of place at a toga party
The blonde beauty also bared her muscular arms in the gown
Keeping with the Grecian look, Isabelle accessorised with chunky gold jewellery and a black feathered handbag
Isabelle was helped off the field by trainers after her arm got caught between players during a tackle attempt.
The Roosters’ captain was clearly in pain as she collapsed to the ground, calling for medical attention.
The NSW Blues captain told the Daily Telegraph that she has been through worse.
It comes just days before the Sydney Roosters captain is set to lead her team against Cronulla at Accord Stadium, hoping to score a second premiership
‘I’ve been through a lot of tough things in my life mentally, and I lost my mum when I was quite young, so I reflect on that as something that I’ve been through a lot worse in my life and why I’m willing to do everything I can for this team,’ she said.
‘I adore this club,’ the centre added.
‘I adore everyone that’s part of it. I just think back to the tough times that I’ve gone through before, and take that as a bit of motivation that nothing’s going to be ever as hard as that time that I went through.’
While an accomplished player in her own right, Isabelle is also the daughter of Ken Kelly, who played for Manly in the 1980s.
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