Former Wimbledon star Eugenie Bouchard wears crotchless trousers and bikini top as she dresses as pop icon

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EUGENIE BOUCHARD rolled back the years with a homage to a pop icon for Halloween.

The former Wimbledon finalist took to Instagram to share some snaps of her costume for the spooky holiday.

Eugenie Bouchard shared some snaps of her Halloween celebrations[/caption]

The tennis star wore a bikini and some leather chaps to dress up as a pop icon[/caption]

Bouchard was doing her best impression of Christina Aguilera[/caption]

She posed for a snap in the daring outfit[/caption]

Bouchard made the Wimbledon final in 2014[/caption]

She has since turned to pickleball and modelling[/caption]

Bouchard, 30, recreated an iconic look from pop sensation Christina Aguilera.

The tennis star donned some leather chaps and a bikini, copying Aguilera’s look from her 2002 music video for hit song ‘Dirrty’.

Bouchard shared the post to her 2.3MILLION Instagram followers, sending her adoring fans wild.

In the comments on the photo, one fan wrote: “That costume is superb Genie!”

While another added: “Nicely done!!!”

A third gushed: “Wow! You pull it off better than Christina!”

And a fourth commented: “Okay! That is my favourite”.

While Bouchard made a joke of her own in the caption of the post, writing “Genie in a bottle”, as a reference to another Christina Aguilera song.

Boucard’s outfit was inspired by Christina Aguilera in the ‘Dirrty’ music video[/caption]

The Candian star has had some fun playing dress up for Halloween with her popstar outfit her fourth costume of the season.

She also dressed up as a cow, a landscape gardener and iconic movie character Cher from the 90’s film ‘Clueless’.

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