‘Tacky’ mum leaves nothing to the imagination in hen do bra & skirt duo that even shows off her G-string
A MUM has been branded ”tacky” after leaving nothing to the imagination with her hen do outfit that showed off her tiny G-string.
Mother-of-one Em Davies, from Australia, was living her best life as she partied away the days leading up to her wedding with partner Joel Gambin.
The 30-year-old influencer, from Perth, stunned her Instagram followers when she arrived at the epic party at a beach club wearing a teeny white skirt and a matching bandeau top.
Sharing footage of herself dancing in Bali, the stunning bride-to-be left very little to the imagination in her micro outfit.
As the fitness lover sipped on champagne from crystal clear flutes, the sexy miniscule top barely hung to her boobs, almost exposing it all.
Flashing her toned abs, the Aussie beauty then slipped on a ruffled white mini skirt which was so short and sat so low that her white G-string was peeking out.
According to Daily Mail, the social media personality was frequently seen flaunting the tiny scrap of underwear throughout the celebrations.
At some point, the mother-of-one, who got engaged a little over two years ago, also bent over to twerk for the camera, revealing thongs that were embroidered with ”Mrs. G”.
Fellow Aussie stars in attendance at the epic hen do included influencers Lucy Jackson, Nikki Westcott and Lily Brown.
Uploading the snaps on her page, the 30-year-old wrote in the caption of the post: ”soon to b mrs gambin.”
But as dozens of followers flocked to comments to congratulate the bride-to-be, there was also some criticism over Em’s barely-there outfit.
One troll said: ”Tacky af [as f**k].”
Luckily for the Aussie stunner, who gave birth to their baby Isla five months ago, the response was mainly positive and fans couldn’t believe the jaw-dropping figure.
”like imagine looking this good after having a baby i’m shook,” wrote one Instagram user.
Another agreed, adding it was ”criminal to look that good”.
”OMG EM! This is everything,” a third chimed in.
”Omg this fit, you angel!” a fashionista was obsessed with the G-string ensemble.
Why it’s time to ditch wedding favours once and for all
By Josie Griffiths, Deputy Digital Fabulous Editor and bride-to-be
Josie Griffiths said: When was the last time you spotted something in a shop window or browsed past it online and thought “that would be the perfect gift for 120 of my closest friends, work colleagues, relatives and boyfriend’s mate’s partners I barely know”?
I’ll tell you when, never, because there is NO universal gift everyone is going to love – unless you want to bankrupt yourself buying Rolexes and Tiffany jewellery, and even then they wouldn’t be to everyone’s taste.
So why do brides still pile the stress (and expense) of wedding favours on top of everything else we have to organise?
I’ve been to dozens of weddings over the past five years so when I got engaged, I already had a mental list of dos and don’ts for my own big day, and ditching wedding favours was firmly on it.
The cost of buying an individual present for everyone coming is huge, meaning many couples try and keep it in the under-a-fiver category.
But the reality is no-one wants a cheap, ill-thought-out keepsake – they’d probably rather one more free drink from the bar.
It’s not only that, wedding handbags are notoriously small, with no room to stuff an unexpected gift in, and catering waiters have a bad habit of whisking away the wedding favours when they’re clearing the coffee mug off the tables.
I bet none of my guests will even notice the lack of random gift on their dining table.
If you really hate the idea of not buying something for your guests, charity donations are always a nice gesture.
But the last thing your friends and family need is more random tat cluttering up their homes – so it’s time to save them the guilt of binning your Etsy-bought keyring.
The adorable coupled welcome their daughter in August, with Em confirming the exciting news on Instagram at the time.
”13/08/24 – 6:07pm Isla Sue Gambin. I’ve never felt a love like this. We did it,” she wrote alongside several wholesome snaps of their sweet baby girl.
Isla joined the family just months after Em revealed the exact date of her wedding to long-time partner Joel.
Taking to her Instagram stories in February 2024, the influencer uploaded a snap of the moment the love of her life popped the question.
”One year today until I marry my best friend,” she captioned the post.
The heart-warming story was posted on 22 February 2024, therefore the wedding will take place on 22 February 2025.