Pip Edwards flashes her toned abs in beige ensemble as she leads arrivals at the 2024 Australian Fashion Laureate

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As someone who has spent countless hours immersed in the world of fashion, I must say that attending events like the Australian Fashion Laureate is always a treat. The creativity and innovation on display never cease to amaze me.

On Thursday, Pip Edwards demonstrated that she is the perfect representative for her brand, Ksubi, by gracefully modeling a coordinated beige outfit designed by the label herself.

At the 2024 Australian Fashion Laureate event, the newly appointed Creative Director at Sydney’s brand, aged 44, showcased her well-toned midriff.

At the front of the attendees heading towards the event held at Sydney Opera House, the co-founder of P.E Nation gracefully donned a stylish halter neck crop top and spacious wide-leg jeans that hung low on her waist.

Instead of wearing her usual blondeness uncovered, she decided to put on a warm, beige coat as the temperature dropped, and added a stylish touch with some sharp-toed pumps for footwear.

Tying her hair up in its customary bun, Pip accentuated her inherent charm by applying a radiant foundation and creating a subtle smoky-eyed look.

She finished off her look with a few gold bangles and some dangling pearlescent earrings.   

Jessica Gomes followed closely behind in an all-white look.

As a devoted admirer, I chose a quilted skirt and an oversized vest that coordinated perfectly, donning them at the fashion awards, showcasing my Australian style.

She matched the outfit with a pair of metallic pink, square-toed high heels, and showcased her naturally attractive features using minimal makeup.

Afterward, Jessica ruffled her lengthy, dark hair, causing it to cascade down her back, creating a striking contrast with her pristine white attire.

Montana Cox put on a leggy display in a grey mini dress.

The dress featured a fitted waist, then expanded into a structured, flared skirt, while also boasting a halter neck that completed its A-line shape.

In my own words, at the ripe age of 31, I, Montana, showcased exactly why I earned the title of Australia’s Next Top Model. With an air of natural grace, I modeled a chic ensemble consisting of black sling-back heels and a coordinating handbag that perfectly complemented each other.

After being the spotlight, she neatly pulled her brown hair up into a tidy bun, showing minimal makeup.

Meanwhile, the French-Australian model Inka Williams made an appearance wearing a floor-length black gown adorned with long sleeves.

At a recent event, fashion designer Carla Zampatti’s daughter, Bianca Spender, was spotted with Alex Schuman, who currently leads Carla Zampatti’s fashion business as its CEO.

Lesleigh Jermanus, the co-founder and creative head of ALÉMAIS, made an appearance wearing a brown dress adorned with diverse marine life designs.

As a devoted park follower, I adopted a graceful off-the-shoulder ensemble featuring a sheer material, paired with high-waisted black trousers for my outfit of choice.

Co-owner and art director at Nagnata, Hannah Stenmark, along with the expectant founder Laura May, were both present.

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2024-11-21 10:05