Caroline Flack looks sexier than EVER as she dances in lingerie for LOVE …

Caroline Flack has set the bar extremely high when it comes to LOVE magazine’s advent calendar.

The presenter was revealed as Day 5 for the super sexy campaign which counts down the days until Christmas.

And even though there’s still 19 days left, we reckon that Caroline will definitely take some beating.

Caroline’s video begins with the X Factor host stood in front of a mirror wearing some sizzling hot lingerie and a silky black robe.

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The television personality even teamed the risqué number with a pair of suspenders for an added kinky kick.

If that wasn’t good enough, in the clip the 36-year-old dances from start to finish while Rhythm of the Night plays in the background.

Looks like someone hasn’t forgot what they learned on Strictly Come Dancing .

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Caroline is the fifth beauty to take part and has followed in the footsteps of Irina Shayk, Pamela Anderson, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner.

So far none of the stunners have disappointed, with Irina’s swimsuit-clad video perhaps being the steamiest until now .

Meanwhile Kendall, who kicked things off on Day 1, mixed it up for hers when she dressed as a sexy shark .

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We can only wonder what Caroline’s co-host Olly Murs will think of her efforts.

The pair have been teasing a romance for several weeks and recently went as far as to lock lips earlier this week .

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Austrian man barred from ‘Ladies Night’ lingerie show files discrimination lawsuit

A man who was barred from attending a lingerie show is filing for a lawsuit for gender discrimination.

The man, named as Gunter S, and his girlfriend had received an invitation by email for a lingerie show in Vienna, Austria, but when he turned up alone he was not allowed inside.

He said his girlfriend had been unable to attend and that he wanted to choose some lingerie for her, according to The Local.

After being refused entry the man is now taking his case to the Ombud for Equal Treatment as an instance of discrimination.

“The lady at the entrance looked me up and down as if I was up to something,” he told the Kurier newspaper.

“When the security guard turned up, I decided to leave.”

He said the invitation email had not mentioned that single men were not allowed to attend.

When he complained on the shop’s Facebook page about his treatment, he was told the event was a “ladies night”.

“Dear Mr S., we’re very sorry but the event was a Ladies Night. We look forward to welcoming you in the future to an event in our men’s department.”

In a recent ruling, Austria’s Ombud for Equal Treatment declared that “ladies nights” discriminated against men because women were given cheaper drinks and free admission.

Monika Goser, equality prosecutor, told the Kourier that in certain cases it would be appropriate only to invite women – but this did not seem like one of them.

“Such an event is not only aimed at women, as we all know that men also buy underwear,” she said.

Lingerie models did not need “protecting” from men’s eyes and that it was likely that Günter S. had been discriminated against, she added.

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