They don’t call her the WAG Queen for nothing.
On Monday, Bec Judd racked up likes and add-to-cart clicks for her activewear brand JAGGAD by filming herself donning a pair of black cycling shorts.
The mother of four flaunted her slender figure as she turned her luxurious bedroom into her own personal catwalk.
Judd promoted her brand’s 50 percent-off sale by modeling the athleisure staple with a half-dozen branded sweaters, statement T-shirts and even soft sweatpants layered over the shorts.
Bec demonstrated how to tie the shirts into a cropped style and twirled in front of her phone camera on the balls of her feet, showing off her toned physique.
She is married to retired AFL legend Chris Judd, who bought triathlon brand JAGGAD in partnership with his friend and fellow footballer Steven Greene in 2013.
According to the company’s website, Chris reinvented the brand as a “functional and stylish sportswear brand.”
In the video shared with her 755,000 Instagram followers, Bec modeled off-duty street styles and demonstrated how she styles simple items to elevate them to the level of off-duty celebrity chic.
The base of every look she modeled was high-waisted spinning shorts and a matching sports bra.
On Monday, Bec Judd racked up likes and add-to-cart clicks for her activewear brand JAGGAD by filming herself donning a pair of black cycling shorts.
The mother of four used her long, lean legs to make the high-waisted biker shorts the star of the show.
Adding dark frames and baseball caps to some of her outfits, she puckered her lips in front of the camera like a pro.
The announcement comes just days after Judd dressed up for Booby Tape founder Bianca Roccisano’s lavish, star-studded 39th birthday party.
She twirled around in $89 leggings, accessorized with sunglasses and baseball caps for a casual look.
She modeled a series of sporty looks that included shorts and soft workout tees.
The celebrity-only event at Cecconi’s in Melbourne on Friday night.
Rebecca wore an elegant and sophisticated black dress with a fitted bodice that accentuated her figure.
Her hair was styled in soft waves that cascaded over her shoulders, adding a relaxed yet refined finish to the outfit.
The AFL WAG also wore a natural makeup palette at the event.
Who said WAGs don’t work? Bec returns to her modeling career to promote JAGGAD sportswear
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