
Socialite makes major fashion faux pas at F1 Monaco Grand Prix...would YOU wear it?
An influencer has sparked fierce online debate after flashing a glimpse of her bottom in an shockingly low-cut dress at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Lily Chee, who was attending the F1 event has gained attention online after she posted an Instagram story showing herself and two friends posing in Monte Carlo.
The influencer's backless low-cut dress left little to the imagination.
Her daring fashion choice sparked a strong reaction from viewers with one user posting to Reddit to share their reaction.
User Kind-Refrigerator189 shared a screenshot of Chee's post in the Reddit r/NYCinfluencersnark group with the controversial caption: 'Why is her a** crack out?'
Dozens of user commented with brutal remarks regarding the risqué wardrobe malfunction.
'Oh yuck, this is a 'plumber with ill-fitting pants squatting to check a toilet' crack and not a "Vikki Dougan" crack,' one commenter wrote. 'Miss girl needs real friends ASAP.'
Another chimed in, writing: 'Haven't you heard? All the girls are trying to be a washed down Shirley MacLaine now.'
Others called her dress 'classless.'
Another wrote: 'What a strange lifestyle.'
'I cannot get behind the exposed crack trend.. it is not the new cleavage pull your pants up por favor,' wrote one user.
She's advertising duh,' another user wrote
Some users defended Chee's attendance at the luxury event.
'She is there as a TAG Heuer guest, just like Cindy Mello and others. Lily is posted on the TH IG stories,' one supporter pointed out.
One user attempted to defend the controversial look, writing: 'BECAUSE ITS ART.'
The F1 Grand Prix Of Monaco officially kicked off Sunday in Monte Carlo with a slew of stars have gathered for the prestigious event.
Some turned heads as they arrived in stunning ensembles and chic looks, transforming the sidewalk outside the coveted race into their very own runway.
Bright checkered pants, diamond-encrusted metallic jackets, leopard print tops, and neon colors took over the event, and while many of the daring looks worked, others didn't.
The British supermodel, who celebrated her 55th birthday on Thursday, looked sensational as she strolled through the Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo on Sunday.
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