Un sacco di frange e un po ' di gamba: i vincitori del tappeto rosso dei Logies

Plenty of fringe and a bit of leg: The Logies red carpet winners The 66th Annual TV Week Logie Awards took place at The Star in Sydney on Sunday, with the red carpet serving as a showcase for bold fashion choices and local design talent. Celebrities attending the event opted for outfits from Australian designers, highlighting the country’s growing influence in high fashion. Among the standout looks were several notable performances by well-known figures in the entertainment industry. Philippa Northeast stood out in a custom gown by Toni Maticevski, a designer who returned to the spotlight after a decade-long hiatus. The tiered baby pink dress featured architectural elements typical of Maticevski’s work, enhanced by feathered detailing that gave the piece a whimsical touch. Northeast’s minimal makeup and accessories allowed the dress to take center stage. Gold Logie nominee and A Current Affair host Allison Langdon made a striking impression in a custom Velani couture creation by designer Nicky Apostolopoulos. Described as a “beautiful simple silhouette in a beautiful fabric,” the bronze column dress included hand-beaded embellishments. Apostolopoulos praised Langdon’s ability to carry off such a dramatic look. Emma Harvie, nominated for the best drama program award alongside her RFDS castmates, showcased a refined style in a chocolate-colored, off-the-shoulder gown by Melbourne-based designer Effie Kats. Stylist Kerem Hulusi paired the asymmetrical dress with jewel-toned Cleopatra’s Bling jewelry, creating a cohesive and elegant ensemble. Actors Ayesha Madon and Chloé Hayden, following the final season of Heartbreak High, embraced their individual styles. Madon wore a glamorous Versace dress and Paspaley jewels, a nod to previous Logies appearances. Her stylist, Tori Knowles, described the selection as “fabulous.” Meanwhile, Hayden, known for her appreciation of Romance Was Born, chose the brand’s Still Life Rose dress. Made from a vintage Italian jacquard bedspread, the apricot gown featured sequined embroidery by Australian artist Laura Jones. Deborah Mailman made history as the first Indigenous inductee into the Logies Hall of Fame. She wore a custom sequined tuxedo suit from Maara Collective, designed by Yuwaalaraay creative director Julie Shaw. Stylist Donny Galella noted that Mailman wanted to support an Indigenous designer and highlighted the significance of the garment. Shaw expressed excitement over creating a unique look for Mailman to honor her achievement. Other attendees included a range of celebrities from different areas of the television industry, each making their mark with distinctive attire. Names such as Emma Watkins, Thomas Weatherall, Natalie Gruzlewski, Myf Warhurst, Zac Kuiper, Maya Bini, Rebecca Harding, Marc Fennell, Katie Noonan, Georgie Tunny, Kesha Oayda, Grant Denyer, Cheryl Denyer, Melanie Bracewell, John Paul Janke, Courtney Act, Matty Johnson, David Berry, Nate Byrne, Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy, James Glenday, Dylan Alcott, Vivenne Awosoga, Mark Coles Smith, Tuuli Narkle, Sarah Ferguson, Jeremy Fernandez, Costa Georgiadis, Abbey Gelmi, Eloise Hart, Lila McGuire, Chika Ikogwe, Robert Irwin, Amanda Keller, Andrea Lam, Alex Lee, Andy Lee, Rebecca Harding, Poh Ling Yeow, Eleanor Matsuura, Sophie Monk, Julia Morris, Sofia Levin, Philippa Northeast, Chris Chung, Michael Theo, Mel Tracina, and Luke Wiltshire were among those spotted on the red carpet. The event continued with further arrivals and fashion statements throughout the evening, reinforcing the Logies' reputation as a platform for showcasing Australian creativity and style.