They are both known for their love of the finer things in life.
So it was no surprise that Roxy Jacenko and her best friend Francesca Packer dressed to the nines for a charity luncheon at Bistro Moncur in Sydney on Friday.
The socialites showed off their matching $13,000 Hermes Birkin bags as they cuddled up in front of the media wall.
Ladies who lunch! Roxy Jacenko and her best friend Francesca Packer carried near matching $13,000 Hermes Birkin bags as they cuddle up at Royal Hospital for Women charity in Sydney
Stunning in a bright yellow mini dress, Roxy, 38, showed off her slender physique and trim pins.
The blonde businesswoman paired her bright ensemble with black strappy heels and a black Togo Birkin bag, which costs around $13,000.
She emphasised her stunning looks by using luminous makeup and her platinum-blonde locks were styled into loose beach waves.
Francesca also looked stylish in a white knit paired with a printed high-waisted skirt and nude stilettos.
Best friends: The socialites were all smiles as they posed in front of the event’s media wall, which was hosted by Public House Management Group to raise money for the Royal Hospital of Women
The brunette, who is the niece to billionaire James Packer, also carried a matching Togo Birkin bag, but hers was in green.
The gal pals were attending a charity luncheon to raise money for the Royal Hospital for Women.
Roxy and Francesca have been friends for years and have often travelled to luxurious destinations together.
Meanwhile, Roxy revealed this week that she hired husband Oliver Curtis to work in her company’s financial department after he struggled to find work following his release from prison last year.
Oliver, a former investment banker, was released from Cooma Correctional Centre in June 2017 after serving 12 months of a two-year sentence for conspiracy to commit insider trading.
Candid: Meanwhile, Roxy revealed this week that she hired husband Oliver Curtis to work in her company’s financial department after he struggled to find work following his release from prison last year
He apparently found looking for work ‘challenging’, but fortunately his 38-year-old wife was able to offer him a job that perfectly suited his numerical skills.
‘It was a big call but I have got someone with knowledge of the back end to support me,’ she told WHO magazine on Thursday.
‘Obviously, given Oli’s time in prison and subsequent challenges of getting a job, it was a natural progression.’
Oliver is the COO of Roxy’s umbrella of companies, which include Sweaty Betty PR, The Ministry of Talent, Pixies Bows and Social Union.
Moving on: Oliver, a former investment banker, was released from prison in June 2017 after serving 12 months of a two-year sentence for conspiracy to commit insider trading