Isabelle Kelly stunned in a very revealing dress at the 2024 Dally M Awards in Sydney on Wednesday night.
The Sydney Roosters captain, 28, worked her angles on the red carpet at the NRL night of nights in a Greek-inspired look.
The NRLW player swapped her usual top for a flesh-baring dress that wouldn’t have looked out of place at a toga party.
The top half of the ensemble crossed over his chest, circling his neck to reveal his sculpted abs in the front and toned shoulders in the back.
The blonde beauty also showed off her muscular arms in the ensemble.
Her makeup matched the rest of her skin thanks to an evenly tanned look.
Continuing with the Greek look, Isabelle accessorized with chunky gold jewelry, a black feather bag, and slicked her hair back and up with a middle part.
Isabelle is nominated for ‘Center of the Year’ at this year’s Dally M Awards, competing against the Sharks’ Anessa Biddle and Tiana Penitani, the Titans’ Jamie Chapman and the Broncos’ Mele Hufanga.
Sydney Roosters captain Isabelle Kelly stunned in a very revealing dress at the 2024 Dally M Awards in Sydney on Wednesday night.
It comes just days before the Sydney Roosters captain leads her team against Cronulla at Accord Stadium, hoping to claim a second premiership.
But the leader of the Roosters was recently in doubt to play in the final after another injury in the series.
She suffered a dislocated elbow while playing against the Eels late last month and was sent off the field.
The NRLW player swapped her usual top for a skin-baring dress that wouldn’t have looked out of place at a toga party.
The blonde beauty also revealed her muscular arms in the dress.
Continuing with the Greek look, Isabelle accessorized with thick gold jewelry and a black feather bag.
Coaches helped Isabelle off the field after her arm became trapped between players during a tackle attempt.
The Roosters captain was clearly in pain as she collapsed to the ground and sought medical attention.
The NSW Blues captain told Daily Telegraph who has been through worse things.
It comes just days before the Sydney Roosters captain leads her team against Cronulla at Accord Stadium, hoping to claim a second premiership.
“I’ve been through a lot of difficult things mentally in my life and I lost my mother when I was very young, so I reflect on that as something 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 love this club,” added the center.
‘I love everyone who is a part of this. I just think about the difficult times I’ve been through before and take it as motivation to know that nothing will be as difficult as that time I went through.”
While Isabelle is an accomplished player in her own right, she is also the daughter of Ken Kelly, who played for Manly in the 1980s.
