Influencer flashes G-string in sheer dress at Australian Fashion Week

An influencer has turned heads at Australian Fashion Week, wearing a dress that was completely sheer in the back.

An influencer has turned heads with her outrageous outfit on the runway at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney.

Imogen Anthony, an Australian model known for her previous relationship with radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands, wore a design by Marta during the FDS: The Innovators show.

The sheer dress featured darker panelling over her chest and crotch at the front but was completely see-through at the back, with runway attendees able to clearly see the 33-year-old’s G-string.

Imogen Anthony walks the runway wearing a design by Marta during the FDS: The Innovators show during Australian Fashion Week Presented By Pandora 2024. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images for AFW

Her long blonde hair was pulled back in a high ponytail and she wore neutral makeup to show off the outfit.

Anthony’s outfit was pulled together with a chunky metallic bracelet, red earrings, sheer knee-high stockings and black sandal heels.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Anthony said she was “very humbled and honoured” to have been part of the show and the “FDS fam”.

The dress was completely sheer at the back. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images for AFW

In the lead up to the show, Anthony was spotted arriving backstage wearing a racy chain top and a jacket, as well as trousers that appeared to be covered in grass.

To tie the look together she also wore a head piece that was covered in grass and had sheer panelling over her eyes.

“Stunning,” a fan called out as she posed up a storm for photographers.

“Stunning? Maybe that’s the word,” she captioned a clip of herself in the outfit.

Anthony before the event. Picture: Matrix Media Group

“I have to come to AFW without a face on so this was a last minute ‘arriving backstage’ look.

“P.S you aren’t supposed to understand it. In fact, I liked it more if you don’t.”

The incredibly unique outfit is from a label called bydecki, which pulls a lot of inspiration from army and tribal looks.

“It’s giving survivalist realness,” one person commented.

Another fan said: “No, I love this.”