This year’s Melbourne Cup may look a little different but it hasn’t stopped Rocky Jasenko from leading the fashion pack with an eye-catching outfit.
Speaking of her Race Day outfit, the PR queen left no stone unturned, wearing a blue chemo-print outfit by French designer Dior which cost around Rs 3,000.
Fit Rocky paired the outfit with Dior accessories, complementing the brand’s elegant saddle bag with a black play and potter-style hat with curtains.
She added a bit of sparkle to her outfit with a diamond-studded chopard watch, a necklace of Nicholas Haywood jewelry and a bracelet and a personal “R” diamond letter from the House of Cador.
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Rocky wrote on Instagram of her Cup Day outfit, “Fine on this Cup Day,” where she won rave reviews for her “fabulous” high fashion look.
One wrote, “Love this outfit Rox,” another wrote, while another said she looked “amazing.”
Although there was no trackside event this year, Rox did not let her Race Day outfit go to waste, heading to Mimi, a restaurant owned by Justin Hems in Sydney’s Coogie Beach, where she celebrated with caviar.
Rocky Race Day should come as a welcome after a busy businessman comes out for the night. SAS Australia.
Just six hours after the Channel 7 show, the 40-year-old girl bowed down, revealing that she had broken her waist and pelvis a few weeks before the show began shooting.
Rocky claimed that the two women were having a hard time on the set of the show when they were challenged by the show’s instructors to take over each other in a boxing fight, but her small interruption with Candice Warner Friendships also cost.
Roxy claimed she was “upset” at being paired with Candice and refused to punch her friend during the match.
He claimed that the result of the contest was that Candice left Rocky as her publicist.
Rossi has also challenged the claims SAS Australia Instructor Olly O’Leary, who described it as “terrible from the start.”
In response to her comments about her Instagram stories, Jasenko shared a screenshot of a conversation she had with Allerton after she left, in which she said she should be “proud” of her efforts. .
