Lara Worthington in black leather bodysuit: Best Afterpay Fashion Week moments

Lara Bingle made a rare public appearance looking chic in black leather at the Christopher Esber show during the last night of Afterpay Fashion Week.

Another fashion week has come and gone.

From Imogen Anthony’s bodysuit to Julie Bishop’s racy animal print dress and Delta Goodren’s skin tight runway look - welcome to a look back at the 2021 Afterpay Australian Fashion Week.

Lara Worthington’s rare public appearance

The Sydney model and mother-of-two made a rare and what looked to be very quick public appearance at the Christopher Esber show on Friday night.

Looking effortlessly dressed in a black leather turtleneck bodysuit and trousers, she teamed the slick look with a pair of thongs.

Lara Worthington poses backstage ahead of the Christopher Esber show. Picture: Hanna Lassen/Getty Images

Thongs have never looked so chic. Picture: Picture: Hanna Lassen/Getty Images

Zac’s ex makes her fashion week debut

Rising to fame over the last year after being known as Zac Efron’s Australian girlfriend, the recently single Vanessa Valladares was a stunning regular at this week’s shows.

Seeya, Zac. Picture: Matrix

The Byron Bay local attended fashion shows including Beare Park, Rebecca Valance, St. Agni and Maggie Marilyn. Picture: Matrix

The sometimes model has perfected her fashion week pose. Picture: Matrix

Australia’s youngest influencers

Yep, that’s right. 3-year-old Tatiana and 5-year-old sister Mia Escalante are apparently ‘influencing’ their 180,000 Instagram followers what people wear.

Whether they do or not, they’re cute as hell and do look fabulous.

Sister mini influencers Tatiana, 3, and Mia Escalante, 5, who are 3 years and 5 years old, at the Next Gen show during Afterpay Australian Fashion Week, Sydney, today. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Christian Wilkins’ catwalk moment

Model and son-of-Richard, Christian Wilkins made an appearance walking the catwalk at the Romance Was Born show.

Model Christian Wilkins walks the runway during the Romance Was Born show. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Christian Wilkins. Picture: Matrix

Tammy Hembrow’s Saski show

The Gold Coast native made her entrance to Fashion Week with her Saski leisure wear collection event at Meu Jim in Sydney.

RELATED: Tammy Hembrow’s scene-stealing fashion week outfit

Loves a trackie dack. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

Tammy inspects boyfriend Matt Poole’s face before a kiss in front of the cameras. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

Sister Amy Hembrow was also happy to be standing in front of a media wall made of trackie dacks. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

Julie Bishop steals the show

With her best fashion pose at the ready, Julie Bishop wowed in this neon leopard print dress by Meraki at the First Nations Fashion + Design show on Wednesday.

Strike a pose. Picture: Don Arnold/WireImage

Delta’s latex look

Another scene stealer was Delta Goodrem, who performed on the Manning Cartell catwalk in this skin tight PVC dress.

She performed her current single, ‘The Power’. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Delta was loving her catwalk moment. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Model’s itsy bitsy bikini

Bearing in mind these photos were taken outside and at night during winter, one model seemed to draw the short straw in the outfit department at Michael Lo Sordo’s presentation at Bambini Trust.

RELATED: Afterpay Fashion Week sees racy bikini trend emerge

Tiniest bikini ever. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

Imogen Anthony’s most shocking outfit yet

If keeping people guessing at what your outfit of choice is going to be, then this speed skater chic look would win the day.

If Imogen wanted to shock people with her outfit choice, she succeeded.

Dressed in a full Lycra bodysuit from Marine Sierre, some of her previous fashion week looks have required far less material in the fabric department.

Imogen Anthony wearing a Marine Serre bodysuit. Picture: Don Arnold/WireImage

Ready for her gold medal. Picture: Matrix

Imogen Anthony’s second appearance came courtesy of this spectacular wig. Picture: Matrix

Catwalk highlights of the week

Models pose on a carousel during the Romance Was Born show. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

I have no idea what’s going on during the Iordanes Spyridon Gogos show below, but I like it.

Paper mache and crochet blanket combination of my dreams. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images)

The wicked witch of the west has clearly cast a spell on this outfit. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Gemma Ward made a rare appearance on the runway during the Christopher Esber show. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Sheer looks were on show at Auteur. Picture: James Gourley/Getty Images

Auteur also offered up some flowers for some modesty. Picture: James Gourley/Getty Images

Mariam Seddiq offered up some strong blazer looks. Picture: Mark Nolan/Getty Images

Samantha Harris looked stunning in an Indii swimsuit during the Indigenous Fashion Projects show. Picture: Matrix

Karla Spetic. Picture: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images

Fashion week’s guest list

Jodi Gordon attends the Manning Cartell 2021 Resort '22 show. Picture: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images

Abbie Chatfield wore all white to the Manning Cartell show. Picture: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images

Erin Holland went for a hot pink minidress during this appearance. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Jessica Gomes bared her midriff in this pant suit at the Michael Lo Sordo show at Bambini Trust. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

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Phoebe Burgess highlighted her tan outfit with fluoro green accessories at the Camilla and Marc show. Picture: Matrix

Candice Warner was ready for her photo. Picture: Matrix

Jasmine Stefanovic looked chic at one of Thursday’s events. Picture: Matrix

Ksenija Lukich wore this 60s inspired trench coat and thigh high boots look. Picture: Matrix

MAFS’ Martha Kalifatidis dressed in Oroton. Picture: Matrix

Influencers Emily Venz and Isabelle Mathers couldn’t look more ready for their front row moment – the guy back in second row, not so much. Picture: Brook Mitchell/Getty Images