Love Island star Gabby Allen ditches her bra for very daring open shirt look
LOVE Island star Gabby Allen oozed sexy sophistication as she went braless donning a crisp white shirt.
The 2017 ITV2 personality, 31, posted a series of snaps to her Instagram page showing her sporting the daring top with all the buttons left open.
Gabby accessorised with a handful of gold chain necklaces and matching white shorts, finishing off with on-trend cream cowboy boots.
She took a series of snaps sitting in her car seat, including one where she stuck out her tongue and zoomed in on her cleavage.
The Love Island alumni then headed inside for a cute lift selfie with her man Brandon Myers.
She joked about the racy nature of her top in her Instagram caption and quipped: "I had huge faith in the wind not to ruin my day ~ and probs make someone else’s."
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One fan simply commented: "Wow," as another wrote: "This whole vibe is GIVINGGG."
A third then put: "So gorgeous."
One then surmised: "Ur unreal."
Recently, Gabby showed off her amazing figure in a thong bikini as she enjoyed a workout on the beach.
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Back in the gym, she was then seen dripping with sweat as she flashed her ripped muscles.
And shortly after, Gabby posed topless as she took a break from workouts for a spot of sunbathing while she was living her best life in Bali.
Previously, Gabby opened up on the "toxic" nature of the guys on last year's Love Island series.
Gabby finished fourth with her ex Marcel Sommerville after falling for each other in the villa.
They suffered a nasty split after she accused him of cheating.
"It's toxic and it seems to be one rule for the boys and another for the girls," she told Closer magazine.
She added: "Casa Amor was just shocking. And I feel like Luca was very jealous and very insecure - I wouldn't take s*** like that.
She then spoke exclusively to The Sun about the safeguards the show has put in place following the deaths of Sophie Gradon and Mike Thalassitis.
She told us: "You can’t pre-empt that bad things are going to happen, so it’s good they’ve now put them in place.
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"We did have psychologists on the way in, but not on the way out.
"They said to us if we needed anyone, we could go to them. But if I was in a bad place, I wouldn’t call ITV first."
