Steph Claire Smith under fire for flaunting her bare breasts in a completely see-through dress at a work function after a string of redundancies at her company

Steph Claire Smith has come under fire from critics after she attended a work function in a completely see-through dress, exposing her breasts.

The podcast host, 32, attended a website launch for Style-ish on Wednesday, which is owned by her new parent company Shameless Media. 

Steph shared images of the event on Instagram, including photos of the racy look she chose for the evening. 

The influencer slipped on a pair of white jeans beneath a sheer dress which featured white flower embroidery and completely exposed her nipples.

'I've had this For Love & Lemons in the back of my wardrobe since 2014!' Steph captioned one image of her wearing the dress out in public.

'Of course the Style-ish website launch was the perfect opportunity to finally wear her.' 

Another photo appeared to be taken inside a photobooth as Steph happily posed with her KICPod co-host Laura Henshaw, who appeared unbothered by Steph's attire.

However, it would seem some followers were less than impressed by the choice of clothing and took to a gossip forum to complain.

'Is it normal to have your full nips out for dinner? At least wear a bralette underneath,' one person wrote. 

Another said, 'it is if you're Steph,' while someone else accused the model of trying to steal attention at the event. 

'Oh, my god,' one user added. 

The Daily Mail has reached out to Steph's representatives for comment.  

It comes after the Keep It Cleaner (KIC) health and fitness empire co-founder parted ways with her company's CEO Janey Martino after she spent 12 months in the job.

Around the same time, five positions were made redundant in the business, according to Herald Sun.

Janey stepped into the position in October last year after working as an adviser to KIC, which evolved from an ebook to the KIC app in 2018.

'Janey has stepped down as CEO and we wish Janey all the best, and can't wait to see what's next for her,' Laura recently announced.

'Like so many other businesses in the current climate we've had to make some tough decisions to make sure our team structure fits the strategic needs of the business for today and for the future. 

'Our focus is now being back running the day-to-day of the business and supporting the team.'

Meanwhile, Janey took to LinkedIn to say she was proud of 'the transformation and growth that has happened' at KIC since she began leading it. 

'After leading KIC as CEO, following my time as an advisor, I will be stepping down as Steph Claire Smith and Laura Henshaw return to the day-to-day of the business,' she wrote.

'It has been a privilege to lead this team while they both focused on their families and a new chapter for their much-loved podcasts, Steph & Laura and Bump.

'Being trusted with something they built from the ground up and bringing a new vision to life is something I have been privileged to do and I'm excited to see them add their Founder magic to the next phase.'