Nadia Bartel was all smiles as she celebrated the first day of trading at her Sydney Henne store over the weekend.
The former WAG and fashion designer, 39, was seen greeting and hugging customers outside the Paddington store on Saturday.
The store opened at 10 a.m., however, by 9 a.m. a line began to form, with people waiting up to an hour to get a look at the brand’s new location.
Nadia wore a smart gray jacket with a matching long skirt as she greeted customers in line.
He looked over the moon in search of the big business milestone.
Nadia Bartel was all smiles as she celebrated the first day of trading at her Sydney Henne store over the weekend.
The former WAG and fashion designer, 39, was seen greeting and hugging customers outside the Paddington store on Saturday.
Nadia announced the opening of her Paddington store in an Instagram post last month.
The former WAG gave her fans a guided tour of her new store while construction was still underway.
‘If you haven’t heard, we’re going to Sydney, Henne. “This is the first look inside,” he captioned the clip.
Nadia announced the opening of her Paddington store in an Instagram post last month.
Henne, which Nadia founded with her sister in 2019, used to be available only online but has established a presence on the high street.
‘Pinch me moment! Our first boutique is finally here. It opens this week and it really looks like a dream,’ Nadia told her followers when she opened her store in Melbourne in 2022.
Meanwhile, the new Sydney store features spacious changing rooms and large mirrors, plus a seating area and a blue staircase leading to another level.
Henne, which Nadia founded with her sister in 2019, used to be available only online but has established a presence on the high street.
Nadia’s brand has gone from strength to strength since launching five years ago.
The website includes its values such as commitment to women’s voices, circularity, conscious consumption, good working conditions and positive environmental impact.
“By ensuring each garment is designed to last, we are reducing our impact on the planet for future generations,” he says.
