Reality TV’s hottest new stars stepped out in style on Wednesday to attend the launch of Club Palms at Alcatraz Sydney.
Made in Bondi’s Lachy Mclean, Lawson Mahoney, and Charlie Moore stole the spotlight at the exclusive event while posing alongside American singer 24kGoldn.
Lachy stood out in a crisp white jacket layered over a button-down shirt, embodying casual sophistication.
Lawson, known for his eclectic style, made a statement with his sleeveless black ensemble, accessorised with a trendy cap and a cross-body bag.
Charlie looked effortlessly trendy in a pale pink shirt and white linen trousers, paired with stylish sunglasses atop his head.
Sydney FC star Douglas Costa added even more star power to the guest list, giving the party an extra kick of sporting flair.
Set against a stunning neon-lit backdrop that echoed the vintage vibes of Miami Vice, the launch party transformed the venue into a euphoric sensory journey of sound, culture, and style.
Club Palms perfectly encapsulated 80s Miami with a futuristic twist, blending high-energy dance music with live beat production, instrumentalists, and vocalists to create an unforgettable atmosphere.
The stars of Seven’s new reality series, Made in Bondi, stepped out in style as they hit the launch of Club Palms at Alcatraz Sydney. (Pictured L-R: Paul Versace, Charlie Moore, Lachy Mclean and Lawson Mahoney)
Lachy stood out in a crisp white jacket layered over a button-down shirt, embodying casual sophistication
The glamorous crowd sipped on curated Espolòn Margaritas and Palomas, adding to the luxurious feel of the night.
As the beats of classic hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music filled the air, guests soaked up the electric energy and danced the night away.
Club Palms truly reimagined the glitz and allure of Miami in a fresh, forward-thinking way, giving Sydney a taste of luxury nightlife.
Lawson and Charlie appeared friendly with one another posing for a cheeky photo together
Sydney FC star Douglas Costa (left) added even more star power to the guest list, giving the party an extra kick of sporting flair
Former TV presenter-turned-model Kristian Gaupset was also present for the event
It comes after Lawson was forced to hit back at wild allegations that he ‘faked’ his accent on the Channel Seven show.
He explained that he had been hit by bizarre speculation that he used a fake accent while filming after viewers took issue with how he pronounced certain words.
Shutting down the ‘slander’ in the lighthearted video, Lawson insisted he is speaking on screen as he normally does as he brushed off the criticism.
Set against a neon-lit backdrop that echoed the vintage vibes of Miami Vice, the launch party transformed the venue into a euphoric sensory journey of sound, culture, and style
He said: ‘I’ve heard the whispers, I’ve heard them all the way through the grapevine and I wish to address these allegations, address the confusion, address the slander on my name that somehow I’m faking an accent on a TV show.
‘I have a unique way of speaking, my ‘Ls’ are a little strange, a little South African if you will.’
‘My ‘Ts’, my grandmother also told me, “You want to be on television, you want to be a movie star, well say your ‘Ts’ and say them well!”‘
Lawson went on to admit that he was ‘nervous’ filming the drama-packed first few episodes of the reality TV show, which may have added to the way he spoke.
It comes after Lawson was forced to hit back at wild allegations that he ‘faked’ his accent on the Channel Seven show
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