Sky Sports star looks 'so hot' as she swaps see-through dress for new 'Bond baddie' look

The captivating Sky Sports presenter, Kate Tracey, has once again sent her followers into a frenzy with a bold fashion transformation.

The Sky Racing host recently caused a stir among viewers by wearing a provocative, transparent dress for an evening out. Tracey turned heads in the daring ensemble, which featured a delicate layer of fabric that pushed fashion boundaries.

Kate Tracey with her 'Bond Baddie' look

The look consisted of translucent mesh and strategic cut-outs, creating a highly revealing silhouette. However, Tracey proved her stylistic range while filming for Villa TV, the official media outlet for Aston Villa.

For her hosting duties, she paired a dark turtleneck sweater with a sleek, full-length black coat. Sharing the ensemble on Instagram, she captioned the post "Bond Villain" accompanied by a black heart—a nod to her aesthetic and the club's "Villans" moniker.

Her audience of 73,000 was quick to praise the change in style, with fans flooding the comments to call her "stunning" and "absolutely radiant."

Within the Sky Racing lineup, Tracey is a regular fixture on the tipping program Weekend Winners. Additionally, she leads William Hill's coverage of the Racing League.

Reflecting on her lifelong passion for the track, which began during a trip to Worcester with her father, she shared: "My introduction to racing was a gloomy weekday jumps meet in August 1999. The conditions were miserable, and the quality of the field was even lower.

"I'll always remember a horse named Red Radish in the final race. He broke loose and delayed the start by nearly thirty minutes. Most of the crowd had already headed home.

"Yet, my Dad and I were having such an incredible time that we waited until the very end, once they finally caught Red Radish in the middle of town and got the race underway.

Tracey's stunning see-through outfit

"From that moment on, I knew I wanted a career in horse racing. It's funny that I got hooked on a day with the weakest races and the worst weather, but as a five-year-old, the experience was purely magical."

Tracey's sporting interests extend beyond the turf; she recently shared her thoughts on X regarding England's challenging Ashes campaign and the latest action from the World Darts Championship.