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Brownlow Medal guest wears almost $1 million in diamonds on red carpet

Collingwood player Josh Daicos's fiancée Annalise Dalins wore 40 carats of custom diamond jewellery worth almost $1 million to the Brownlow Medal.

Annalise Dalins arrived at the Brownlow Medal in a custom Alin Le'Kal gown with 40 carats of Temelli diamonds worth nearly $1 million, including earrings and a ring. The designer created the dress in five days with extra overtime.

Dalins is a model and content creator. She has attended the event five times and said the gown showed her personal style.

The night had extra meaning because her future brother-in-law Nick Daicos is the favourite to win the award. She and Josh are getting married in November.

Dalins told Nine she is thinking about their new chapter and hopes to start a family soon.

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Why it mattersA remarkable display of luxury fashion at Australia's biggest footy awards night, capturing attention on a trending event.

AustraliaAustralians watching the Brownlow Medal got a glamorous talking point about celebrity fashion at the sport's biggest night.

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