Sexy Miss Universe Australia told to cover up

Sexy Miss Universe Australia Scherri-Lee Biggs told to cover up

Don't forget your undies

Miss Colombia has been reprimanded for not wearing undies during events at this years Miss Universe competition


Too much flesh? Miss Universe Australia Scherri-Lee Biggs has been told her Evening Gown by Sylvia Lee is too see-through. Picture: Lucas Dawson / Getty Images
AUSSIE beauty Scherri-Lee Biggs is caught in the middle of a drama-filled Miss Universe pageant.
The leggy 21-year-old has been told her satin evening gown is offensively "see-through" and her bikini way too sexy.
As well as covering up, Biggs has been ordered to make her bikini bottoms larger to ensure it holds everything in place when strutting the catwalk.
Ranked third in the US betting market at 14/1, Biggs is not the only contestant feeling the heat - organisers have put a blow torch on Miss Colombia, warning her: "Don't forget your underwear."
Catalina Robayo, one of 89 global glamorous women competing for the title on Tuesday night in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has been reprimanded for making appearances in tiny skirts with no pants.
"It's upsetting too many people," she was told.
Biggs has brushed aside her dress drama, declaring: "I'm super-excited about the final and just having heaps of fun with all the girls at rehearsals.
"Keep your fingers crossed for me Australia!"
The organisers of this year's pageant have set strict fashion rules.
The official swimsuit sponsor has been instructed to make the bikini bottoms larger because they didn't meet requirements.
"I do think it's a bit silly Scherri may have to alter her dress as it covered a lot more than the bikini," said Kooey designer Nikki Silverthorne, who designed her costume.