Instyle And Audi Celebrate Eighth Annual Awards

  • MEL DOYLE
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
  • LAYNE BEACHLEY
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
  • EMILY TAYLOR
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
  • MARTA DUSSELDORP
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
  • ROBYN LAWLEY
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
  • JACKIE FRANK, THE HON. JULIE BISHOP & DAVID PANTON
Instyle Women of Style Awards 2016 
The Star Event Centre, Pyrmont 
Thursday 12th May, 2016
Photographer: Belinda Rolland © 2016
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InStyle magazine held their Women of Style awards at the Star last night. This year saw the introduction of a new category for sport, won by female jockey and Melbourne Cup winner Michelle Payne.

“We are proud to champion these women,” publisher Jackie Frank said.

Editor Emily Taylor announced the redesign of InStyle’s June issue, with new typefaces, layouts and content sections.

Guests at the ceremony included: Lara Worthington, Dannii Minogue, Michelle Bridges, Collette Dinnigan, Layne Beachley, Kirk Pengilly, Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Claudia Karvan, Barry Otto, Margaret Fulton, Geraldine Hakewill, Anna Bamford, Juanita Phillips and Pip Marlow.

There were nine categories in total, the full winners below:

Readers’ Choice:                    Lara Worthington

                                                 As voted by the Australian public

Entertainment:                       Marta Dusseldorp

                                                 Nominees: Miranda Tapsell and Kat Stewart

Sport:                                      Michelle Payne

                                                 Nominees: Caroline Buchanan and Lydia Lassila

Beauty:                                    Megan Larsen

                                                 Nominees: Suzette Cassie and Lara Worthington

Fashion:                                Linda Jackson

                                               Nominees: Karen Walker and Lee Mathews

Science:                                  Professor Sharon Lewin

                                                 Nominees: Professor Emma Johnston and Dr Abigail Allwood

Charity & Community:          Professor Anne Aly

                                                 Nominees: Tara Winkler and Tanya Hosch

Arts & Culture:                       Robyn Nevin and Bruna Papandrea

(Joint winners)                       Nominee: Dr Gene Sherman

Business:                                Melanie Perkins

                                                 Nominees: Margot Spalding and Erica Berchtold

Lifestyle:                                 Margaret Fulton

                                                 Nominees: Megan Gale and Saskia Havekes

Style Scholarship:                 Dr Emma Fulu

                                                 Nominees: Genevieve Clay-Smith and Eleanor Gammell

 




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