Famous Aussies, models and a surprise former politician: All the stylish stars at 2024 Australian Fashion Week
Australian Fashion Week is back for 2024, with the annual fashion industry event kicking off in Sydney.
Famous Aussie faces, models and even a surprise former politician came to witness this season's most stylish runway looks.
But some of the most fashionable outfits were seen outside on the street.
The event kicked off this week and will run until May 17, 2024.
Read on to see all the photos.
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Marlo Kelly
Australian actress Marlo Kelly made a stunning appearance at Fashion Week in what looked to be a sheer tiered gown from the Zimmermann Ready To Wear Fall Winter 2024 collection from Paris Fashion Week.
Hollywould Star
American-born Australian drag performer Hollywould Star put on a show for the Iordanes Spyridon Gogos runway in a brightly coloured look.
James Majoos, Ayesha Madon and Will McDonald
It was a mini Heartbreak High reunion at Australian Fashion Week this year.
The reboot series co-stars James Majoos, Ayesha Madon and Will McDonald all caught up at the Michael Lo Sordo show.
Annie Hamilton
Singer Annie Hamilton attended the Made For Music talk in a cutout sheer look.
Julie Bishop
Julie Bishop attended the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects at Carriageworks on May 16, 2024 in a stunning dress-like trench coat by Maara Collective.
The former MP wore the ensemble all buttoned up, giving the illusion of having nothing else on underneath.
Victoria Lee
Model Victoria Lee also went for the sexy trench coat look for the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects show.
Adam Goodes
Former AFL star Adam Goodes, who is now a David Jones ambassador, was also among the stars at the Indigenous Fashion Projects show.
Samantha Harris
Samantha Harris also donned a neutral hue for the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects show.
The model opted for wide-legged trousers with a matching oversized shirt by Commonry and Alias Mae shoes.
Charlene Davies
Influencer Charlene Davies made headlines around the world for wearing an actual dining table earlier in the week.
This time she opted for a kimono as she attended the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects show at Carriageworks.
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