Pip Edwards, 44, wears racy outfit to Sydney Mardi Gras
The 44-year-old fashion entrepreneur kicked off her night by sharing a series of risqué selfies with her 19-year-old son.
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Revellers, celebrities and influencers alike filled Sydney’s Oxford Street for the 47th annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night.
Pip Edwards kicked off the celebrations in a striking all-black outfit that showed off her fit figure.
The 44-year-old co-founder of P.E Nation turned heads in sleek black skinny jeans from Ksubi, an Australian streetwear brand that she is now the Creative Director of.
“Doing the skinny jean thing,” she wrote over an Instagram story of her posing in her home’s iconic mirror.
She topped off the throwback look with a black belt with a statement silver buckle and studded stilettos.
Adding a risqué twist to her look in keeping with the theme of the night, she opted for a high-cut black bodysuit with sheer panels on the bust.
Her ensemble was completed with a mix of gold jewellery, her signature glam makeup and a slicked-back hair style.
The fashion designer partied the night away with her son Justice, 19, who sported a casual look in baggy jeans and a blue sports jersey.
“Doing Mardi Gras with my number one,” Edwards captioned an image of the pair together.
The two headed to dinner at Vietnamese eatery Lady Chu in Potts Point before watching the festivities from an apartment overlooking Oxford Street.
Elsewhere, Imogen Anthony began her Mardi Gras celebrations with dinner at Luke’s Kitchen in the Kimpton Margot hotel.
The 34-year-old model, who is famously known as the ex-girlfriend of Kyle Sandilands, shared a video on her Instagram Stories as the evening began.
She enjoyed being serenaded by Hollywould Star, a contestant from Drag Race Down Under, who put on a performance for the gathering.
Daniella Caceres, a former Miss Universe star, donned a lacy green lingerie set and a green wig for the night.
She posed for pictures alongside her blogger and influencer friend, Ella Kemp, who wore a sparkly pink bralette and wig.
Sara Mesa from Married At First Sight turned heads in a white halter neck top and a low-rise white lacy skirt that showed off her stomach.
Her influencer friend Isabella Borovac wore a black lacy co-ord set.
Delta Goodrem once again showed her support for the LGBTQIA+ festival.
The 40-year-old Australian singer posted a brief video of herself donning a dazzling gold jumpsuit while wrapped in a pride flag.
She then shared nostalgic images of herself performing at Mardi Gras in 2014.
Home and Away star Emily Weir went all out for the celebration, donning a bridal-inspired costume.
The actress, 34, wore a pair of sporty sunglasses as she posed in a tight white corset with friends.
She also wore a short veil, a see-through skirt, a garter and rhinestone encrusted knee-high boots.
AFLW star Moana Hope, 37, had all intentions of going to the parade, following her recent split with model Maria Thattil.
However, after booking a room at Crown Plaza in Sydney, she took to her Instagram stories to say that a “family emergency needs me home” and she had to head back to Melbourne.
Kath Ebbs, 27, who is dating pop star JoJo Siwa, flew in for the festival from the US.
They shared a photo standing in the middle of Oxford Street, where they wore black Nike tracksuit pants and a T-shirt.
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