Billionaire heiress spotted looking fabulous

An Aussie celeb from a famous family has been spotted standing out in Sydney in the best way possible.

Billionaire heiress Francesca Packer has been spotted in Coogee looking absolutely fabulous.

Packer, 28, was decked out in a Dolce and Gabanna ensemble, and the designer outfit was hard to miss, thanks to the giant red flower pattern.

Her jacket flowed down to her ankles in spectacular fashion as she was spotted grabbing a bite to eat with her rumoured boyfriend, wellness entrepreneur Robert Bates.

She’d also gone for the classic Ariana Grande ponytail, which is always a look. She was serving glam, and it wasn’t even dark out yet.

This is a look. Picture: MediaMode

She was giving fabulous vibes. Picture: MediaMode

Packer, 28, is Kerry Packer’s eldest grandchild, the daughter of Gretel Packer and British financier Nick Barham.

Her outfit was pricey, with the pants alone costing at least $1,000, which most young people could never afford.

The twin set is back in a big way, and so is the chunky jewellery and high pony. Sure, she’s a heiress, but she’s influenced by trends just like everyone else.

Yes, her sets might be from Dolce and Gabanna, and most people’s sets might be from Cotton On, but let’s not get caught up in the details.

Francesca Packer with Roxy Jacenko. Picture: Instagram

Francesca Packer looking chic. Picture: Stuart McEvoy for The Australian.

The younger Packer has made an effort to live a pretty private life; sure; she’s spotted on the occasional yacht, and there’s the odd photo of her cuddling PR Queen Roxy Jacenko, but she’s also pretty low-key.

She was recently spotted at Bondi Junction in head-to-toe activewear, looking like any other twenty-something doing a quick shopping run.

Packer also usually shies away from the press. Several years ago, she did open up toVogue about living up to her famous last name.

“I’m never going to fit them, because they’re not my shoes,” she told Vogue.

“I’ll find different shoes. It’s not about being better than the last generation in any way or being better than anyone else on the planet; it’s about being the best you that you can be. And I think my mum really emphasised that, and she kept us almost secure and safe and away from that pressure,” she said.

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