Australian Walk of Style

Five brass plaques were unveiled at The Intersection in Paddington last night to honour some of Australia's most high-profile designers. Honourees included Collette Dinnigan, Sass & Bide, Akira Isogawa, and the late R.M. Williams and Marcs designer Mark Keighrey, for whom a special tribute was made. Sarah-Jane Clark from Sass & Bide and Akira Isogawa were both in attendance, as well as a slew of Sydney celebrities including Erin McNaught, Josh Flinn, Kirrily Johnston and Nikki Phillips. Model Dree Hemingway also walked the red carpet, after a bout of daytime shopping. Click through to see the celebrity arrivals and snaps from the event.

Photo credit: Mark Stanley

Aussie celebrities, designers, models and media lined shopping strip The Intersection in Paddington for the unveiling of the Australian Walk of Style yesterday. A long red carpet was rolled out for the occasion, which celebrated some of Australia’s most influential and successful designers: Collette Dinnigan, Sass & Bide, Akira Isogawa, and the late R.M. Williams and Mark Keighrey. Brass plaques were also set into the ground in their honour. Among the guests were Nikki Phillips, Laura Csortan, Michelle Bridges, new Breakfast co-host Magdalena Roze, Josh Flinn, Kirrily Johnston and Erin McNaught, who debuted a new dramatic look with long, dark hair. International model Dree Hemingway — great-granddaughter of Ernest — was a special VIP guest and was spotted shopping at The Intersection earlier in the day.

Photo credit: Mark Stanley