The Brownlow red carpet will be missing its biggest style stars

In news that will disappoint fashion lovers, red carpet regulars Nadia Bartel, Jesinta Franklin and Rebecca Judd will not attend the AFL Brownlow Medal ceremony.

While the ceremony crowns the league's best and fairest player, it is also known as much for its parade of fashionable wives and girlfriends, affectionately known as WAGs.

Ms Bartel, wife of past Brownlow medallist Jimmy Bartel and regular on the best-dressed lists, told AAP the couple would not attend on Monday night, offering no reason for their absence, while indicating they "will be there in the future".

L-R: Rebecca Judd, Jesinta Franklin and Nadia Bartel have previously been some of the biggest Brownlow Medal style stars. (Images: AAP)

Ms Judd's management also said she will not attend, with the TV personality last pictured filming Postcards on the Spirit of Tasmania on Sunday.

Ms Franklin, model and wife of Swan's player Lance "Buddy" Franklin, is another no-show, posting a photo of a smoothie and 'sick-face' emoticon on Instagram on Sunday.

Ms Franklin is usually styled by her sister Aleysha Campbell of CM Stylists, who predicts WAGs will be rocking bold colours and feminine silhouettes on the carpet in 2017.

Jesinta and Lance 'Buddy' Franklin attend a Brownlow Medal event in 2016. (Image: AAP)

"Embellished details and soft feminine silhouettes have featured as a strong trend this awards season - think ruffles, pleats, bows and beautiful necklines revealing the decolletage," Ms Campbell told AAP.

Meanwhile, celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson has started posting sneak peaks of her clients getting 'glammed up' at Crown Towers.

Among her clients is Jordan Ablett, who is tipped to be wearing a custom gown by Melbourne courtiers J'Aton.

Chris and Rebecca Judd at the 2015 Brownlow Medal. (Image: AAP)

The pair designed both her wedding dress and 2017 Brownlow gown.

Lauren Tscharke and Kahlia Ashton have also called in stylists, choosing sister act Bianca and Bridgett Roccisano of Melbourne Stylists to curate their custom looks.

Bianca said most WAGs hire stylists as they have access to some of Australia's best designers.

Nadia and Jimmy Bartel at the 2013 Brownlow Medal. (Image: AAP)

"You can tell who has a stylist and who doesn't," she said.

Bianca remained tight-lipped about the ladies' gowns but said to look out for "lots of drama" on Tscharke and a "very unusual colour" on Ashton.

"They're two very different looks which is exciting (for us) as stylists."