Rebecca Judd flaunts THAT iconic Brownlow dress 18 years later as she stuns the AFL Hall of Fame in a seductive red dress with a daring thigh slit
AFL WAG Rebecca Judd has come full circle.
On Tuesday, the 39-year-old stunned in a red cut-out dress as she recreated her iconic Brownlow dress she wore on the red carpet 18 years ago.
Bec looked nothing short of incredible this week as husband Chris Judd, 38, was officially inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame with a celebratory dinner at the Crown Melbourne.
Rebecca Judd stunned in a cut-out red dress on Tuesday (right) as she recreated THIS iconic Brownlows dress (left) 18 years later
The former Carlton and West Coast Eagles captain received the honor last year but has so far been unable to celebrate due to the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns.
Bec stole the show on Tuesday, looking flawless in a red dress with slit thighs and a cut-out above the waist.
She wore her long dark curls loose and slung over her shoulders and silver earrings.
Bec stole the show on Tuesday, looking flawless in a red dress with slit thighs and a cut-out above the waist. Pictured with son Oscar
It comes after Bec burst onto the social scene in 2004 when she wore a daring, plunging dress to the Brownlows the year she and Chris were dating.
Chris told The Herald Sun this week that that was the night Bec became “public property” and her life changed forever.
He was just 21 when he won the Brownlow Medal.
It comes after Bec burst onto the social scene in 2004 when she wore a daring, plunging dress to the Brownlows the year she and Chris were dating. Chris told The Herald Sun this week that that was the night Bec became “public property” and her life changed forever
“It felt like a before and after event. This created some wonderful opportunities. Life was just very different,” said Chris.
“Things around privacy, having a partner that seemed to be public property, there were a lot of things to get used to and my memories are of a really special night but also an exclamation point between life before and.” the afterlife.’
Bec and Chris tied the knot in 2010 and five years later he retired from the AFL.
“Things around privacy, having a partner that seemed to be public property, there were a lot of things to get used to and my memories are of a really special night but also an exclamation point between life before and.” the afterlife,’ he said. Pictured playing for Carlton in 2014