Trinny Woodall, the 61-year-old beauty entrepreneur behind Trinny London, touched Freddie Mercury-style vibes upon arriving in Sydney for a star-studded brunch at Bondi Icebergs on Thursday.
Woodall wore a bright lemon crepe jacket with flared cuffs and a dramatic collar, paired with oversized trousers and a thin, silver metal tie that added a hint of androgyny to the look. The ensemble drew clear inspiration from Freddie Mercury's Wembley-era stage outfits, with references to the late Queen frontman's 1986 concert jacket. ""
The brunch, held at Bondi Icebergs, drew a who’s who of Australian society, including television presenter Samantha Armytage, fitness guru Michelle Bridges, and former Miss Universe Australia Laura Dundovic. Other attendees named by photographers and outlets included fitness entrepreneur Katie Williams, society fixture Mia Hawkswell, and style influencer Phoebe Burgess, with Australian TV personality Sonia Kruger also spotted in an all-denim look.
Trinny London is valued at roughly £180 million, reflecting the brand’s rapid growth since its inception as the skincare and makeup line built by Woodall.
Beyond fashion, Woodall has used social media to discuss aging gracefully and the role of nutrition in staying strong. In recent posts, she described the challenge of maintaining muscle mass after illness that led to weight loss and stressed the importance of protein in a balanced routine. She wrote that muscle needs daily protein and that strong, healthy muscle supports bones, skin, and overall strength, adding that she plans to double her protein intake while continuing a program of strength training with her trainer Nathalie Hayward. She also shared a snapshot of a typical day of meals—three eggs in a morning omelette, a protein shake, chicken and salad at lunch, and fish at dinner—and noted she draws guidance from nutrition and fitness professionals to support this approach.