Xandra Pohl reveals underboob and ditches underwear in jaw-dropping dress at Sports Illustrated party
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XANDRA Pohl has given her fans a look at her underboob while ditching her bra and underwear at the Sports Illustrated party in NYC.
The professional DJ and model, 25, attended the glitzy event last night at the Hard Rock Hotel New York.
While in attendance at the event, Xandra looked sensational in a white frock which had a huge amount of sheer panelling.
The model posed up a storm at the red carpet, beaming for the camera while letting her figure do the talking.
Wearing a white dress, Xandra’s slender curves were on display and visible through the sheer fabric used on the midsection of the dress.
The white material appeared to cover her breasts and lower modesty, while the sheer fabric gave fans a glimpse at her toned tummy.
As well as her tummy being visible, Xandra showed off some underboob as she went braless.
She seemingly ditched all underwear on the night, with no bra and no panties seen whatsoever.
The blond beauty is a multi-talented model, content creator and DJ who has amassed a huge following on social media.
The University of Miami graduate joined SI Swimsuit as part of the 2024 rookie class.
Speaking about Sports Illustrated two years ago, Xandra gushed over how she loves everything they stand for.
At the time, she said: “The legacy that Sports Illustrated [Swimsuit] has made, obviously in the first 60 years, has been monumental in not just the industry and the world, but also to all the young girls looking up to all the models of all shapes, sizes, races, whatever it is.
“We are all beautiful [and deserve to be] confident in our own bodies. I feel like that is the best legacy you could ever leave.”
The stunning star taught herself how to DJ in high school and has performed at high-profile venues such as Ushuaïa Ibiza and Marquee New York.
She is also slated to play Lollapalooza in Chicago in August.
“I like to play music that makes everyone dance and have a good time,” she said.
“I play a song and then I see how the crowd reacts to it, and if they don’t react to it in the way that I want them to, I can change genre.
“My belief is that if the girls are happy, the boys are happy. If they’re dancing, the guys are dancing.
“So I feel like by keeping the girls happy and making sure everyone has a good time, that’s the best type of music you can play.”
