Guess who! She’s the glamorous WAG known for her designer wardrobe – but would you recognise her in this photo from her Year 12 formal?
She always looks primped to perfection, despite juggling motherhood with a popular fashion label and numerous endorsement deals.
And this model and footy WAG, 38, often shares glimpses of her designer wardrobe items and beauty products with fans on Instagram.
However, her 800,000 followers would have struggled to recognise her in a throwback photo from her Year 12 formal she posted to her Stories on Friday.
Guess who! She’s the glamorous WAG known for her designer wardrobe – but would you recognise her in this photo from her Year 12 formal?
In the image, the former radio presenter revealed her petite frame in a black bandana top and what looked like a red velvet skirt.
She added a black choker and styled her dark locks into a wispy up-do.
Opting for a vampy beauty look, the entrepreneur went without a tan, darkened her pencil-thin eyebrows, lined her eyes with kohl and added a deep red lip.
Current day shot: The girl in the centre of the photo is none other than Rebecca Judd
High-profile: Bec lives in Melbourne’s exclusive suburb of Brighton with husband Chris Judd, 37, in a $7.3million mansion. They share four children, son Oscar, nine, daughter Billie, seven, and twin sons Tom and Darcy, four (all pictured)
Tagging her two friends in the photo, the Melbourne-based star joked in the post’s caption: Year 12 Formal. NOT Halloween.’
The girl in the middle of photo is none other than Rebecca Judd.
Bec lives in Melbourne’s exclusive suburb of Brighton with her husband, retired AFL star Chris Judd.
The footy power couple share four children, son Oscar, nine, daughter Billie, seven, and twin boys Tom and Darcy, four.
Social media sensation: Bec often shares her designer wardrobe and dedicated beauty regimen with her fans on Instagram
Keeping busy: Alongside motherhood, Bec runs her activewear label Jaggad, and fronts numerous campaigns for Chadstone Shopping Centre and Melbourne City Land Rover
Alongside motherhood, Bec runs activewear label Jaggad, and fronts numerous campaigns for Chadstone Shopping Centre and Melbourne City Land Rover.
Earlier this month, she told Stellar magazine that the birth of her first child gave her the ‘confidence to try new things’.
‘Since becoming a mum, that’s when I felt my career took off and opportunities came knocking,’ she said.
‘I feel like it’s great for the new generation coming up – there are so many great women showing that being a mum doesn’t stop you from following your dreams and pursuing new ones.’
‘That’s when I felt my career took off’: This month, Bec told The Sunday Telegraph’s Stellar magazine that the birth of her first child Oscar gave her the ‘confidence to try new things’