Isabel Lucas Stuns at Fashion Week After Vaccine Drama – See Her Daring Comeback Look

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Isabel Lucas has shown her face at Australian Fashion Week after a COVID-19 scandal saw her go MIA.

Previously known for her role on Home and Away, the 40-year-old actress who created buzz several years ago by choosing not to get the COVID-19 vaccine, attracted attention once more as she gracefully donned a fitting, shimmering green dress that accentuated her style.

The midi-length dress boasted a modest neckline while accentuating the model’s slender physique.

She matched a vibrant dress with a set of knee-high black boots and a $15,600 Chanel handbag in black.

Isabel let her long, golden tresses cascade over her shoulders and down her back, holding them away from her face with two hairpins to accentuate her radiant, bronzed makeup style.

In 2023, Isabel talked about her choice not to get vaccinated, acknowledging that she understood it could potentially mean she wouldn’t find employment for several years if she shared this information.

In an interview with Stellar magazine, she mentioned that she received multiple vaccinations during her childhood, however, she decided to abstain from getting vaccinated against Covid-19.

As a supporter of individual rights, I recognize and value the fact that what works well for one person might not work as effectively for another. However, it’s crucial to uphold our ability to make choices freely, as it should never be the case where either of us is deprived of this essential freedom.

She emphasized that our connection with our bodies is intensely private and multifaceted, much like our decisions. We’re advocating for discussions on inclusivity and diversity – encompassing aspects like gender, faith, sexual orientation, and race. Yet, we must be mindful not to disregard individual beliefs or perceptions during these dialogues.

‘The diversity of choice is yet to be included, in my experience.’

In November 2021, Isabel said that she was ‘pro-choice’ when it came to the Covid vaccine.

Later on Instagram, she explained that it was her concerns about the compulsory nature of vaccinations, not the act of vaccination itself, which she had expressed earlier.

In that moment, the star was among hundreds at a demonstration, voicing their disapproval towards the mandatory Covid-19 vaccination policies at the boundary between New South Wales and Queensland.

Additionally, Montana Cox, who decided to go braless, graced day two of Australian Fashion Week. This move generated a lot of buzz at the highly anticipated event.

31-year-old former contestant on Australia’s Next Top Model sported a swivel-worthy look in a long, black coat draped over high-waisted shorts and a bared upper torso.

She accessorised the revealing ensemble with knee-high, leather boots and a pair of sunnies. 

She flaunted her rich brown hair, styled in a textured fringe and loose curls, which beautifully framed her features.

Additionally, Jessica Gomes chose an outfit consisting entirely of black pieces. She donned a relaxed henley top and a low-slung, semi-transparent skirt that accentuated her toned legs, thanks to a high split in the design.

39-year-old woman donned black, knee-length leather boots and shaded her eyes with sunglasses while confidently walking past the venue’s entrance.

Her shiny hair cascaded over her shoulders during the photo shoot, while her makeup remained minimal and effortless.

Australian model and diabetes activist, Bambi Northwood-Blyth, maintained a polished style by donning a striking blazer with broad shoulders, paired elegantly over a henley shirt in a warm, earthy brown shade.

The leggy model, 34, showed off her trim pins in a mini pair of shorts and sheer stockings.

She finished off her ensemble with a pair of $1,675 Jimmy Choo heels boasting bows, $965 Balenciaga sunglasses, and a luxurious Balenciaga handbag priced at $3,800.

The Australian Fashion Week commenced in Sydney on Monday, and the stage has been abuzz since then with drama, audacious shapes, and the unique style that only Australian designers are capable of showcasing.

The annual fashion event, hosted by Shark Beauty, takes place from 12th to 16th May. It’s not just about a stunning runway; it’s a seven-day extravaganza that honors creativity, embraces cultural diversity, and showcases the future trends in fashion.

The calendar features iconic designers such as Aje, Carla Zampatti, Romance Was Born, and Iordanes Spyridon Gogos, alongside emerging talents like BOTEH and Buluuy Mirrii. This event combines tradition and modernity – established designers meet the new generation.

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2025-05-13 14:21