Peek-a-boob! TOWIE's Jessica Wright breaks all the rules by flashing her cleavage AND legs in a skimpy keyhole playsuit

Published: 09:18 EST, 16 March 2014 | Updated: 09:43 EST, 16 March 2014

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There's a well-known fashion rule that one should flash either their cleavage or their legs when hitting the town for a night out.

But TOWIE's Jessica Wright waved goodbye to sartorial convention by showcasing both her ankle chest and her toned and tanned pins as she partied up a storm at Essex hotspot Club 195 in Essex on Saturday night.

Putting on a confident display as she strutted her stuff into the venue, the 28-year-old reality star flashed a hint of her generous curves and £3,000 boob job in a skimpy peek-a-boo playsuit.

Pins on parade: TOWIE's Jessica Wright waved goodbye to sartorial convention by showcasing both her ankle chest and her toned and tanned pins as she partied up a storm at Essex hotspot Club 195 in Essex on Saturday night

Featuring a fun grey and black floral pattern, the sexy sheer garment had a cinched-in middle to complement the brunette's slim waist and a flimsy thigh-skimming hem.

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Adding further height to her frame, Jessica teetered on a pair of towering black suede platform heels, while toting her belongings in a black leather studded clutch bag.

The Essex-based beauty completed her party ensemble with a set of dazzling drop earrings, and wore her shoulder-length brunette locks blow-dried into a voluminous 'do.

Breaking all the rules: Putting on a confident display as she strutted her stuff into the venue, the 28-year-old reality star flashed a hint of her generous curves and £3,000 boob job in a skimpy peek-a-boo playsuit

Jessica accentuated her striking features with dramatic make-up and a pair of fluttering false eyelashes as she wandered inside the Essex nightspot.

The boutique owner was by no means the only member of TOWIE alumni out and about on Saturday night; with Lucy Mecklenburgh, Mario Falcone and Jasmin Walia also hitting Club 195 for an evening of partying.

It would appear Jessica met up with pal Lucy - who was celebrating her younger sister Lydia's 18th birthday - inside the club, with the pair posing together for a cute Twitter snap.

TOWIE WOWIE: Featuring a fun grey and black floral pattern, the sexy sheer garment had a cinched-in middle to complement the brunette's slim waist and a flimsy thigh-skimming hem

Daring display: Adding further height to her frame, Jessica teetered on a pair of towering black suede platform heels, while toting her belongings in a black leather studded clutch bag

Following in the footsteps of gym bunny Lucy, who has set up her own boot camp and fitness brand,

Jessica recently revealed she has been on a mission to get in shape in recent weeks - and seemed to be enjoying displaying the fruits of her labour on Saturday night.

She said in a Metro blog post: 'I’ve been on a fitness mission with my personal trainer and I try to work out five out of seven days.

'I’ve been lifting weights and doing core exercises. I don’t really like cardio, so I try to get out of doing that.'

Preened and polished: The Essex-based beauty completed her party ensemble with a set of dazzling drop earrings, and wore her shoulder-length brunette locks blow-dried into a voluminous 'do

Girls' night out: The boutique owner was by no means the only member of TOWIE alumni out and about on Saturday night; with Lucy Mecklenburgh celebrating her sister Lydia's 18th birthday at the Essex club

And the attractive brunette revealed her relationship with co-star beau, Ricky Rayment, is going from strength-to-strength.

Jessica added: 'As we reach series eleven of the show, Ricky and I are stronger than ever and heading towards our second anniversary.

'I’d be a fool to think there won’t be dramas ahead (it is Essex after all) but for the moment we’re really happy and looking to move in together, so things are definitely heading in the right direction.

‘Sometimes I’ve felt the pressure to hurry things along but I’m glad we’ve taken our time and done things at our own pace.’