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Brownlow fashion draws stylists from Italy, US, New York to Melbourne

International designers and stylists are flying to Melbourne specifically to dress attendees at the Brownlow Medal red carpet.

The Brownlow Medal's fashion night has grown so popular that stylists and designers from around the world are now flying in. Hair stylist Marie Uva came home from Italy to style six attendees.

Designer Alin Le'Kal arrived from the US to work with model Paris Bishop. Stylist Lana Wilkinson left retirement in New York to create three looks for Monday's event.

The red carpet has become one of Australia's most watched fashion moments. In 2019, a gold gown worn by Nadia Bartel at the Brownlow caught the eye of Kylie Jenner's stylist on Instagram.

The dress was sent to Los Angeles, where Jenner wore it days later to Justin Bieber's wedding.

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International stylists flying in
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Marie Uva attendees styled
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Lana Wilkinson looks created
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Kylie Jenner moment

Why it mattersThe Brownlow has become globally significant enough to attract top international talent, reshaping how Australian fashion events are perceived worldwide.

AustraliaMelbourne's fashion industry gets a boost from international designers and stylists travelling to the city for one of Australia's biggest red carpet events.

Corroborated bywatoday.com.au·brisbanetimes.com.au

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