Abi Clancy makes a spectacle of herself on a Wags' night out at the Brits
Last updated at 12:13pm on 21.02.08It was meant to be a showcase for the hottest musical talent in Britain.
Instead, it looked more like a Wags' night out with the red carpet boasting as many footballers' girlfriends as bona fide musicians.
Added to this was the unofficial dress code, which saw a selection of scantily attired young ladies hoiking up their hemlines and setting off their tans and tattoos in true Wag style.
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Wags on parade: (left to right) Abi Clancy sports a see-through dress, Alex Curran in overgrown bandeau and a covered-up Gemma Atkinson
The outright winner of the contest to find the shortest, tighest, most revealing outfit was Liverpool football star Peter Crouch's girlfriend Abi Clancy, 22.
Her see-through mesh dress left little to the imagination - not least a pair of leopard-print pants which barely masked her derriere.
Steven Gerrard's wife Alex Curran also opted for short but not-so-sweet with a bandeau dress, Bridget Bardot hair and an overgrown clutch.
Astonishingly, bikini babe Gemma Atkinson, 23, had the rare distinction of being the most dressed with a flapper style outfit which covered her surgically-enhanced 34E breasts - but still exposed her legs.
The I'm A Celebrity star is fresh from a holiday in the sun with footballer boyfriend Marcus Bent, 29, who plays for Wigan Athletic.
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Night out: Cheryl Cole (in yellow) with Girls Aloud bandmates Sarah Harding, Kimberley Walsh and Nicola Roberts
Last but not least in the Wag line-up was Cheryl Cole, 24, who arrived at the event in a lemon yellow mini dress.
The Girls Aloud star is still reeling from allegations that her husband Ashley Cole cheated on her.
But despite rumours she may be considering a permanent split from the Chelsea player, the 24-year-old singer seems unlikely to relinquish her Wag status just yet.
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Well Abi Clancy gets my vote on dress sense any day of the week. Good work Abs.
- Tony, London
The WAGs are a superb role model to young girls such as my daughter. They show you can get just what you want in life and they certainly go out and grab it!
I hope my daughter grows up to be just like them. I'd be so proud.
- Anthony, Surrey
Once again it is confirmed that money cannot buy taste.
- Jimbob, Kensington
The girls we should all forget!
- James, London
Peter Crouch must be so proud...
- Lisa, Purley
The girls that taste forgot.
- Kitty, London
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