Trinny Woodall, 61, touched down in Sydney for a star-studded weekend, stepping out in a lemon crepe jacket with flared cuffs and a dramatic collar that recalled 1980s rock fashion. The Trinny London founder paired the piece with pristine white flared trousers, metallic pointed-toe heels and oversized sunglasses as her hair fell in relaxed waves. She finished the look with a necklace worn as a tie that flowed down the button line of the jacket.
At the exclusive Icebergs Brunch in Bondi, the guest list included Australian TV host Sonia Kruger and other celebrities, with attendees described as a mix of media and wellness figures. The ensemble drew attention for its bold color and vintage-inspired silhouette, a statement moment in a weekend that blended seaside glamour with fashion nostalgia. The bright lemon shade and the crisp white pants created a high-contrast look that highlighted Woodall’s figure and presence on the scene.
The lemon jacket bore a striking resemblance to Freddie Mercury’s 1986 Wembley Stadium ensemble, a bright yellow military-style coat with gold buckles that accompanied white trousers on the band’s Magic Tour. The piece has a storied place in rock history, with a closely related jacket last seen in public in 2004 when a similar item was auctioned by Bonhams for about £26,000. Fashion observers have long noted the enduring pull of Mercury’s stagewear, and Woodall’s homage drew instant attention from fans and photographers alike. In the broader pop-culture conversation, appearances that echo Mercury’s look have been revisited by television personalities hoping to capture a touch of iconic theatrical flair.
Other stars photographed at the brunch included Samantha Armytage, fitness entrepreneur Michelle Bridges, Laura Dundovic and others, with snaps also showing Katie Williams, Mia Hawkswell and Phoebe Burgess among the attendees. The gathering underscored Sydney’s appetite for celebrity-fashion moments that fuse high-glamour with a sense of accessible, sun-drenched leisure.
Beyond fashion, Woodall has been vocal about aging and health. In a post leading up to the trip, she stressed protein's role in maintaining muscle mass and strength, noting a four-kilogram weight loss after an illness and the ongoing challenge of sustaining muscle as one grows older. She described protein as central to keeping bones supported and skin structure strong, and she said she plans to increase her daily protein intake with the help of her trainer Nathalie Hayward. Her message echoed a longer message to followers about balancing health and vitality in the 60s, rather than chasing a particular number on the scale.
Woodall outlined a typical day of eating and supplements, starting with a three-egg omelette, a mid-morning protein shake with collagen, lunch of chicken and salad, and dinner featuring fish. When dining out, she said she aims to stay aligned with her protein goals. She credited nutrition and fitness experts, including Nathalie Hayward and yoga guidance from Victoria Woodhall, for helping her stay strong and mentally resilient as she navigates aging. The Sydney appearance and the accompanying health-focused posts together present a portrait of a public figure who blends fashion spotlight with practical wellness advice, reinforcing her ongoing influence in culture and entertainment circles.