How does she do it? Julie Bishop, 67, is officially crowned Australia's ... trends now
Amidst the stars of Australian Fashion Week, one figure effortlessly outshone the influencers and fashionistas.
Julie Bishop solidified her status as Australia's 'Minister of Fashion' after attending an impressive six shows during the star-studded event.
The former Foreign Minister, 67, stole the spotlight with her fashion selections, turning heads in distinct outfits for each appearance.
She made a solo entrance at the Viktoria & Woods show at Sydney's Carriageworks on Monday, sporting a brown coat, black turtleneck and trousers.
Ms. Bishop made a statement in a striking red dress while attending the Carla Zampatti runway event on the same day.
Julie Bishop, 67, has solidified her status as Australia's 'Minister of Fashion' after attending an impressive six shows at Australian Fashion Week (Pictured at the Viktoria & Woods show on Monday)
On Tuesday, Ms Bishop supported her friend Pip Edwards at the P.E Nation show, flaunting her slender pins in tight leggings from Pip's label.
Her remarkable fashion show run continued as she also graced the Acler and Michael Lo Sordo runway shows on Tuesday in stylish all-black ensembles.
Meanwhile, on Thursday the fashion icon was all smiles as she posed in a stylish white trench coat inspired dress at the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects event.
The former Foreign Minister stole the spotlight with her fashion selections, turning heads in distinct outfits for each show (Pictured at at the David Jones Indigenous Fashion Projects event on Thursday)
She made a solo entrance at the Viktoria & Woods show at Sydney's Carriageworks on Monday, sporting a brown coat, black turtleneck and trousers
Ms. Bishop made a statement in a striking red dress while attending the Carla Zampatti runway event on Monday (left) before supporting pal Pip Edwards on Tuesday (right)
It presented a striking contrast to many of Sydney's
