Love Island’s Jess and Eve Gale send temperatures soaring in eye-popping outfits

They were among a group of Love Island stars who were seen flouting social distancing rules recently at a party in Essex.

And Jess and Eve Gale put the recent drama behind them as they enjoyed an evening out at Ours restaurant in Kensington on Wednesday. 

The Love Island twins, 21, looked nothing short of sensational for their night on the town, with Eve donning a tan skintight jumpsuit. 

The TV star left little to the imagination in the sheer figure-hugging garment while she added height to her frame with a pair of clear heels.

Carrying a brown handbag, Eve styled her dark blonde locks into a ponytail for the evening out with her sister.

Jess displayed her endless pins as she donned a white mini shirt dress which she paired with open toed heels.

The beauty let her blonde tresses fall loose down her shoulders and completed her look with a brown handbag.   

It comes after the twins were among a group of eight Love Island stars seen flouting the Rule of Six COVID-19 restrictions at an apartment party in Essex recently.

The siblings gathered with a group of reality star pals for the launch of their hair extension campaign, they partied the night away with co-stars, where they reportedly danced and sang together, while failing to observe social distancing.

The gathering occurred after Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the new Rule of Six, prohibiting groups of more than that number meeting socially as novel coronavirus numbers rise once again at alarming rates.

Among the group seen partying were Rebecca Gormley and her boyfriend Biggs Chris, Eva Zapico, George Day, Alexi Eraclides, and Josh Kempton. 

According to the Daily Star, Biggs, George, Alexi, and Josh met up for lunch at Sheesh in Chigwell, Essex, before heading to the apartment to party the night away with Jess, Eve, Rebecca, and Eva.

Global health expert Dr Sophie Harman told the publication: ‘Lots of people do care what Love Island ­contestants do and will take it as a cue that a slight bend in the rules – eight not six – is OK.

‘While it seems unfair, those who trade in influence have to be held to ­account for that influence.’

She added that the TV personalities now ‘need to ­become COVID-19 influencers in a ­positive way’.

When contacted by MailOnline, representatives for Jess and Eve Gale and George Day declined to comment.

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Biggs Chris, Rebecca Gormley, and Eva Zapico for comment.