Citing her mum as the reason she’s been taking more risks, Heinrich let us in on her mum’s best fashion and beauty advice: just do it.
“Just seeing what works — it’s one piece of advice my mum gave me. If there’s something that you like but you’re not quite sure, try it on anyway because normally it’s the piece that you end up buying. You have to take those risks because you never know what’s going to work. Mix and match!”
Wearing a colourful dress by Aussie designer Rachel Gilbert, Heinrich admits she went a little out there with her look — eyelashes included.
“It’s quite colourful and I’m seeing quite a lot of black around tonight so it’s nice to bring a bit of colour. A lot of floral, It’s a bit retro! I’m wearing bottom eyelashes, I’ve never worn bottom eyelashes before! I’m digging them! I hope they look ok!”
To mark the eleventh annual awards, we're honouree ten inspiring women that bring the message of the awards to life. 2019's line up group of honourees includes leaders in science, business, fashion, social justice, beauty and entertainment, boasting a list of combined achievements that proves style is more than just the clothes you wear.
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Notably, Celeste Barber, Phoebe Tonkin, Amy Shark and Jesinta Franklin lead the fashion set on the red carpet in head-turning ensembles. Local stars Anna Heinrich, Sam Frost, Phoebe Burgess round out our best-dressed list.
For all the InStyle and Audi Women of Style red carpet looks see here.
