Nadia Bartel takes her new job as a lingerie model very seriously.
The controversial WAG made waves with her racy underwear campaign earlier this month, and on Tuesday she again left little to the imagination when she appeared at a VIP event in a see-through ensemble.
The Henne founder flaunted her figure in a mesh lingerie bodysuit and sheer flared pants at the Spray Aus A-list launch event.
Nadia, 39, attended the celebrity cocktail party in Melbourne alongside fashion designers Effie Kats, Lana Wilkinson, celebrity stylist Suzy Eskander and Yummy Mummies personalities Jane Scandizzo and Rachel Watts.
The all-black dress code led to some daring outfits entering the room.
But while most of the ‘A-list’ attendees opted for the kind of figure-hugging long dresses and skirts that might have passed the ‘business casual’ pub test, Nadia embraced the biggest trend of Business Week. Australian Fashion: the Emperor’s New Clothes.
From the Oscars and the Met Gala to the runways of our own Fashion Weeks, the nude trend looks set to stick around for the summer.
Nadia’s whisper-fine mesh ensemble did little more than outline her statuesque silhouette.
Nadia Bartel, pictured, flaunted her figure in a mesh lingerie bodysuit and sheer flared pants at the Spray Aus A-list launch event.
But while most of the “A-list” attendees opted for the kind of figure-hugging long dresses and skirts that might have passed the “business casual” pub test, Nadia embraced dressing up naked.
The fashion designer and mum gave a short speech alongside Spray Aus founders Emily McKay and Ellie Pearson to promote the new range at the ‘VIP’ evening event.
She paired her flared pants with 70s-style wedge platform heels and was photographed putting her hands together to cover her downstairs region as she mingled with other guests.
At the event at the Gabrielle Lounge, content creators and familiar faces mingled and socialized while enjoying cocktails, champagne, canapés and small bags of chips handed out by waiters for the launch of Violet Days.
The violet-based tanning product called ‘bronzecare’ combines self-tanner with popular skincare ingredients.
The fashion designer and mum gave a short speech alongside Spray Aus founders Emily McKay and Ellie Pearson to promote the new range at the ‘VIP’ evening event.
Nadia also appeared at Gabrielle’s Salon in Mason Square earlier in the day, wearing a white two-piece ensemble, to speak on a panel of businesswomen for the brand’s non-VIP event attended by a pregnant Sophie Cachia.
Nadia’s fine mesh ensemble did little more than outline her statuesque silhouette.
Pictured: Nadia Bartel at Spray Aus’ Violet Days VIP Launch Event
At the event at the Gabrielle Lounge, content creators and familiar faces mingled and socialized while enjoying cocktails, champagne, canapés and small bags of chips handed out by waiters for the launch of Violet Days.
Nadia recently got Jackie ‘O’ Henderson excited about the opening of her fashion brand Henne’s store in Sydney.
The KIIS FM radio host, 49, recently took to her Instagram Stories to share her top pick from Henne’s Spring/Summer collection: “I came across this jacket that is literally the best buy so I had to share it “.
But the long-awaited traditional outpost has been branded a “flop” by frustrated shoppers who have criticized staff for being “dismissive”.
The fashion influencer opened a Henne store in Paddington in June, exactly two years after opening the brand’s first store in Melbourne in 2022.
However, the new store has received mixed reviews from shoppers, with one taking to TikTok to vent and not even making it into the store after being told it was a two-hour wait.
Other shoppers agreed with her depressing review, stating that both boutiques are often packed with shoppers and accusing the staff of having “mean girl energy.”
Amid the criticism, representatives for Nadia and Henne apologized in a statement for any “disappointment” caused and cited the “rapid” increase in demand at Henne’s physical stores.