Lachie Neale’s wife Jules risks a wardrobe malfunction as she goes braless in a daring thigh-split gown at the 2025 Brownlow Medal count

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Jules Neale turned heads with a daring outfit at the Brownlow Medal count in Melbourne on Monday night.

The wife of Brisbane Lions captain Lachie Neale almost had a wardrobe mishap when she arrived at an event at Crown Casino, wearing a light blue dress.

The dress by KYHA Studios boasted a high-cut neckline and a very daring high-split at the leg. 

Julie’s dress had a revealing open side, offering a view of her décolletage as she posed for photos with her husband of six years, who looked handsome in a tuxedo and bowtie.

Julie chose understated elegance with her accessories, wearing only a simple pair of diamond earrings.

The hairstylist styled the actress’s blonde hair in an elegant up-do, with a few loose waves framing her face.

She kept her makeup relatively simple – a smoky eye, bronzer on her cheeks, and a pink lip – allowing her stunning outfit to be the main focus.

Every year, Jules never fails to disappoint with her high-glamour on footy’s night of nights.

In 2020, Julie stunned everyone in a beautiful, see-through dress with a daringly high slit.

The beautiful dress had a corset-like top and was covered in sparkling silver sequins. The see-through fabric revealed a glimpse of her underwear underneath.

Julie turned heads at the 2023 event with yet another stunning and simple outfit.

She turned heads in a shimmering silver dress, featuring striking cut-outs at the waist, as she and her husband arrived.

Julie beamed with pride at the ceremony, celebrating her husband’s remarkable achievement of winning his second Brownlow Medal.

During his celebratory speech, Lachie lovingly acknowledged his wife, calling her his rock and a source of unwavering support.

‘To Jules, my wife. She’s my rock,’ he gushed. 

‘She puts up with way too much from me. So thank you very much. I love you.’

Experts predict this year’s Brownlow Medal count will be very close, with Nick Daicos from Collingwood favored to win based on his consistently strong performances throughout the season.

The star Collingwood player consistently had a high number of possessions – often more than 30 per game – and frequently produced game-changing plays, ensuring he remained a key figure even when his team faced difficulties.

Close behind is Bailey Smith from Geelong, who quickly became a key player during his first season at Kardinia Park.

Smith’s speed, ability to win tough challenges, and strong finish to the season have led many to believe he could challenge Daicos when the votes are tallied.

Noah Anderson of the Gold Coast Suns has quickly become a standout player, consistently controlling the midfield and ranking among the best in the league for winning contested ball and clearances.

His ability to control the tempo of games has made him one of the umpires’ most noticeable players.

Jordan Dawson, the captain of Adelaide, had a fantastic year, skillfully leading his team while also making key plays that helped them win games.

Although his kicking efficiency decreased a little, his selection in the All-Australian team and strong performances in the final quarter of games position him as a strong contender to win Adelaide’s second Brownlow Medal.

Okay, seriously, Caleb Serong from Fremantle? He’s just incredible! I’ve been watching him all season, and it’s his relentless tackling and winning those crucial one-on-one contests that *really* got the Dockers into the finals. He just sets the pace whenever the play stops, and it’s amazing to watch. He’s a total game-changer, honestly!

Having just been named an All-Australian, Serong’s combination of toughness and skill makes him a likely contender to receive a lot of votes in the awards.

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2025-09-22 13:19