Kindly Myers In Custom Sheer Gown Admits It's A 'Very Risqué Look'

Model Kindly Myers loves to push the envelope with her bold outfits!

She attended another Babes In Toyland charity event and walked the red carpet in a custom sheer gown that left little to the imagination. Still, that didn't stop the Army National Reserve veteran from tooting her own horn, as she said that she "pulled it off well." It's clear from the comments that her followers agreed!

The Playboy cover model attends many Babes In Toyland charity events, and she turns heads at all of them! The popular model really sizzled in a silver custom gown that left little to the imagination. Her large “Invictus” tattoo was on full display along her left flank, as seen in the first photo of the carousel.

The skirt of the dress featured two long strings of fabric in order to show off her toned legs. One trailed behind her, exposing a bit of her rear end as she posed at an angle. Two similar strips of fabric covered the front of the outfit, giving a plunging neckline to emphasize her assets.

Although she sometimes wears her hair up, the social media sensation let her long blonde hair fall in loose waves around her face as she posed. She accessorized her look with long lashes, silver bracelets, and open-toe heels in order to show off her pedicure.

Although she didn’t include that many photos in this carousel, the third photo, which was taken from behind, did show off most of her bare back. It also gave fans a tantalizing view of her chest, making it clear that she was not wearing anything underneath the delicate, thin fabric.

In the caption, the model wrote, “Oh, why not share another of my fav @babesintoylandcharity red carpet looks. @ranferri4evr made this stunning custom gown. This was a very risqué look, but I think I pulled it off well.”

The Babes In Toyland charity was one of the first to comment on her carousel, commenting, “You pulled it off very well.” Four fans immediately liked the comment. One fan wrote, “Long live the queen” next to a red heart emoji, while another follower told her that she was “Absolutely stunning as always” next to a long string of fire emojis.

The "Babes in Toyland" charity event started in 2008 and is known for hosting glamorous parties and red carpet events. Although it began with a Christmas toy drive, it has since expanded to support various charities and non-profit organizations. The annual Christmas toy drive usually benefits the Midnight Mission, a non-profit that helps homeless individuals and families in Los Angeles.

The pet edition raises donations for animal charities, such as Operation Blankets of Love, which tries to improve the lives of homeless animals. The Support Our Troops event supports military organizations like For The Troops, which sends care packages to American service members overseas. The organization has also held events to support charities related to breast cancer awareness and domestic abuse.

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