英国奥运明星基莉·霍奇金森（Keely Hodgkinson）度假放松时，身穿透视裙未戴胸罩亮相。”

The Team GB star has whisked herself away to Mexico for a break from the track.

Keeley Hodgkinson has stunned in a see-through dress

She wore the outfit while on holiday in Mexico

Hodgkinson, 23, won over athletics fans for her on and off-track qualities after her successes at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

She won two silver medals at the tournament which she then followed up with gold at the Paris games in 2024.

The Greater Manchester-based runner has seen her fanbase grow immensely with plenty of fans taking an interest.

She has now wowed them with new pictures of herself in a see-through pink dress.

Hodgkinson left little to the imagination as she struck a pose for the camera.

She shared the snaps on her Instagram account, which boasts 561k followers.

The athlete added a short caption of emojis, one being a palm tree and the other of a head massage.

Her fans loved the snaps as they flooded the comment section with praise.

One posted: "Stunning."

A second wrote: "Wowza."

A third commented: "Top two and you are not second."

A fourth said: "Looking gorgeous Keely."

Another added: "You look incredible."

It is not the first time she has shown off the revealing dress as she shared a video in it earlier this week.

She has previously shown it off on social media

Despite her previous success on the track, she has suffered a disrupted 2025 due to injury.

She told Jake Humphries' High Performance Podcast: "To be honest, last year, I enjoyed competing so much.

"That feeling of being in the best shape of your life, being able to put on a performance and win races.

"Just being able to do what you worked so hard for, that was literally all my motivation this year."

"That was all I wanted to do. I didn't have anything special or anything, I just wanted to be out there.

"I wanted to be there on the start line, being announced as an Olympic champion and just be dominant in what I know that I'm good at.

"So that was in my mind, on replay the whole time I was in rehab, trying to get back, on the bike.

"I was like 'when you get back and you're running really well, it's going to be so good'."