LAURA Carter left nothing to the imagination as she stepped out nearly naked in a see-through dress.

The former Big Brother star, 38, looked incredible while braving the plummeting temperatures during her night out in Manchester.

Laura, who starred on the 17th series of the reality show in 2016, risked a serious wardrobe malfunction in the barely-there garment.

The stunning actress saved her modesty with a tiny thong under her sparkly mesh dress.

Last year Laura opened up about her time on Big Brother and branded it the "darkest, loneliest" period of her life.

The star, who flashed her boobs and had sex with Marco Pierre White Jnr while in the house, even claims she was left with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder [PTSD].

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In a YouTube video filmed in her kitchen, Laura blames series 17's "Paranoia" theme for her outrageous behaviour on screen – which then led to her downfall.

She says: "We didn't know that was the theme. It was a real mind f***. I had no idea and neither did anyone else.

"It was like being in a living nightmare."

After being the eighth housemate to be evicted, Laura struggled to come to terms with her "new life" outside the show.

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Her controversial behaviour onscreen saw her sacked from her previous jobs and found herself living alone after her housemate moved out.

Laura said: "I just remember lying on the kitchen floor with my head in my hands not knowing what to do with myself.

"I'd sit in silence – I had nothing left to give. It was the darkest, loneliest time of my life."

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