Gabby Windey took her sexy fashion sense to the highest level.
Windey, 34, showed off a cheeky outfit while posing in Flower by Edie Parker’s High Achiever campaign to promote their products while celebrating the upcoming marijuana holiday, 4/20. For the campaign, Windey, who used to be a cheerleader for the Denver Broncos, slipped into a green-and-white Edie cheerleading costume, featuring a crop top and matching pleated skirt.
Underneath the skirt, the Bachelorette and The Traitors star gave a glimpse of her forest boy shorts, which were complete with glittery marijuana leaves on her bum. She styled the look with white sneakers, before changing into platform pumps that spelled out “Hollywood” on the heel.
For glam, Windy donned soft makeup and wore her brunette strands in a half-up hairdo.
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Elsewhere in the photoshoot, Windey changed into a white cami and boxer shorts while holding up a mascot bunny head. She also embraced the animal’s ears by wearing a rabbit headband, a pink tube top and unbuttoned denim shorts. Adding even more funk to her fit, Windey hooked the brand’s Burn Shoulder Bag (or 295) over her shoulder.
Photographed by Emma Swanson, the reality star also wowed in a navy-blue baseball tee, which she styled with hot shorts as she took a hit from the brand’s Spotted Bong ($150.)
Windey gushed about working with the brand in a PR statement, sharing, “Edie Parker is making my dreams come true.” She added, “Getting high in a cheer uniform on my favorite holiday of the year, 4/20.”
Fans can shop the products in Windey’s campaign, which also includes the Gemstoned Lighter Case ($85) and more, at Edie-parker.com.
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