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Newcastle model’s ‘sizzling’ skin-tight dress at David Jones SS22 runway show

A string of celebrities dazzled at a glamorous runway show hosted by Australian retailer David Jones on Wednesday night.

But while former foreign minister Julie Bishop’s “revenge” dress turned heads at the Sydney event, she wasn’t the only famous face who went all-out in the fashion stakes.

Model Natalie Roser “got dressed up” for the superstore’s Spring Summer fashion show, wearing a skin-tight black dress from Australian designer Effie Kats.

The $299 “Gia Mia Dress” is made from a “wet-look jersey” that clung to Natalie’s body, prompting a wave of comments on social media.

“Unsure if I was made for the dress or the dress was made for me…” the 32-year-old wrote on Instagram.

“Sizzling,” one user wrote in response, while another said: “Spectacular.”

“In both cases dress is yours,” another added.

While one described Natalie as looking like “catwoman”.

Fashion designer Pip Edwards was also at the event, wearing a pair of white wide-leg pants with a backless black top and sparkly Prada heels.

The former girlfriend of cricket star Michael Clarke posed alongside two of her PE Nation employees Claire Tregoning and Luke Morrell.

Pip later stopped for a snap with Julie Bishop, who was wearing a $3,750 metallic jacquard long-sleeved mini dress designed by French luxury fashion house Balmain.

The 66-year-old politician turned fashion icon finished her look with a chic black clutch and matching heels at the runway show, her first public appearance since her break-up with longtime boyfriend David Panton last month.

Former Miss World Australia Erin Holland looked sensational in a “liquid gold” dress from luxury Italian fashion designer Fendi.

She teamed her outfit with a bag from the same brand and a pair of gold Tony Bianco heels.

The catwalk showcased an array of spring and summer fashion from the best of Australian and international designers.

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Entertainment

Newcastle model’s ‘sizzling’ skin-tight dress at David Jones SS22 runway show

A string of celebrities dazzled at a glamorous runway show hosted by Australian retailer David Jones on Wednesday night.

But while former foreign minister Julie Bishop’s “revenge” dress turned heads at the Sydney event, she wasn’t the only famous face who went all-out in the fashion stakes.

Model Natalie Roser “got dressed up” for the superstore’s Spring Summer fashion show, wearing a skin-tight black dress from Australian designer Effie Kats.

The $299 “Gia Mia Dress” is made from a “wet-look jersey” that clung to Natalie’s body, prompting a wave of comments on social media.

“Unsure if I was made for the dress or the dress was made for me…” the 32-year-old wrote on Instagram.

“Sizzling,” one user wrote in response, while another said: “Spectacular.”

“In both cases dress is yours,” another added.

While one described Natalie as looking like “catwoman”.

Fashion designer Pip Edwards was also at the event, wearing a pair of white wide-leg pants with a backless black top and sparkly Prada heels.

The former girlfriend of cricket star Michael Clarke posed alongside two of her PE Nation employees Claire Tregoning and Luke Morrell.

Pip later stopped for a snap with Julie Bishop, who was wearing a $3,750 metallic jacquard long-sleeved mini dress designed by French luxury fashion house Balmain.

The 66-year-old politician turned fashion icon finished her look with a chic black clutch and matching heels at the runway show, her first public appearance since her break-up with longtime boyfriend David Panton last month.

Former Miss World Australia Erin Holland looked sensational in a “liquid gold” dress from luxury Italian fashion designer Fendi.

She teamed her outfit with a bag from the same brand and a pair of gold Tony Bianco heels.

The catwalk showcased an array of spring and summer fashion from the best of Australian and international designers.

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Aussie guys roasted over North Face jacket fashion trend

A group of Melbourne men have been absolutely roasted online after they were snapped all wearing the same, very popular outfit.

It’s no secret that Aussies love a good North Face jacket, with the black puffer jackets coming out any time the temperature drops below 15C.

Australia’s obsession with this jacket is a long-running joke, which is probably why Tahlea Aualiitia couldn’t resist taking a snap when she spotted five men all sporting the clothing item.

“Surely Melbourne has a collective noun for this,” the ABC reporter wrote on Twitter above the image.

The picture shows everyone in the group wearing a black North Face jacket, black or navy pants and RM Williams boots.

The tweet has received more than 10,000 likes and almost 800 retweets.

“Always the boots … Australians cosplaying as farmers,” one Twitter user wrote.

Another person said: “I’ve got one of these coats myself. I thought it was great until I went to Melbourne wearing it and discovered that it seems to be part of a uniform there.”

The post was also also shared to the Reddit group r/Melbourne, with the poster suggesting a “puff of people” could be a good name for the phenomenon.

This prompted a long list of hilarious suggestions from users, including Kathmandudes, a Clusterpuff, Puff Daddies and a MacPack.

“The classic black puffer jacket and RM Williams combo,” one user wrote.

“RM Williams, for all that rugged outdoorsy stuff you do in your day to day life in the inner city. Like climbing in and out of the drivers seat of your Prado before hiking the 10 meters from your driveway to the front door,” another added.

One person said: “Ah yes the common Melbourne male. He can be seen with a latte in one hand as he obnoxiously takes up the whole footpath with his work colleagues. ”

While others were ridiculing the group for their matching fashion, one Reddit user was quick to jump to their defense.

“Look, it gets bloody cold in Melbourne and there isn’t anything warmer, lighter and functional than a down-filled jacket. Puffer jackets are a necessity not a fashion choice – they are a very intelligent addition to a winter wardrobe in Melbourne,” they wrote.

“The problem (it isn’t a problem) is lack of choice. Every store has puffer jackets but the styles and colors available are extremely limited. So you buy a black one that will go with anything. What looks good with a black jacket? Black jean. So you wear it with black jeans.

“Interstate visitors often mention the ‘Melbourne uniform’ (because we wear a lot of black). We don’t choose to wear black, black chooses us. I’m ignoring the black and brown Chelsea boots, because they are an Australia-wide plague.”

The North Face jacket obsession is so widespread, that a British expat dedicated a whole TikTok to mocking Aussies over it.

Daniel Olaniran, known as @olantekkers, is originally from the UK but has lived in Australia for over two years.

The former professional footballer is clearly no stranger to chilly English training sessions, which is probably why he thinks Australia’s obsession with mountain wear brands North Face and Kathmandu as soon as it gets cold is a bit rich.

“Australians in the winter man, you lot are funny man,” he said.

“You guys can’t wait to bring out the North Face jackets… I’m seeing big puffy North Face jackets looking Arsène Wenger, you know what I mean.”

One video captioned “mornings in Bondi” showed dozens of Sydneysiders in huge puffer jackets with the sun out.

He said he’s noticed the amount of Aussies in “North Face drip from head to toe, including the hat and gloves, like what is this man”.

“It’s not even that cold man, all you need is a light jumper and you’re ready to roll bruv.”

“In Sydney I really don’t think it gets too cold… it gets chilly but not on the level of a winter in London,” he said via the Daily Mail.

“I think most Aussies struggle because they’re obviously so used to the sun.”

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