You’d think a sequin dress would be risky near bright stage lights and sweaty dart halls. Not for Fallon Sherrock. She showed up to a televised match shimmering brighter than a disco ball in Vegas—each dart throw accompanied by a mini light show from her dress alone.
While the announcers called the scores, fans called for fashion designers. Fallon wasn’t just aiming for bullseyes; she was serving glittering glam with every toss. Her sequin mini-dress clung in all the right places, sparkling with each motion like it had a contract with the lighting crew.
Viewers at home had to adjust their brightness settings. Her opponent? Probably needed sunglasses. But Fallon didn’t miss a beat. She crushed the set, flicked her ponytail, and walked off stage looking like she’d just closed a runway.
Critics said it was distracting. Fans said it was divine. Fallon? She let her darts do the talking—and the sequins do the rest.
