As the WAGS take their fashion statements to the red carpet at the Brownlow Medal Count, many pulled out all the stops to ensure their looks were nothing short of glamorous.
But sadly for some of the wives and girlfriends, they didn’t win the best-dressed awards as they made their way to Melbourne’s Crown Casino on Monday night.
And AFL’s night of all nights saw plenty of stars miss the fashion mark with their chosen red carpet ensembles.
From frumpy frocks to the awkward splits and over the top trains, FEMAIL spotlights the most daring, bizarre and notable sartorial disasters after some failed to hit the sartorial mark.
Jesinta Campbell failed to compliment her enviable figure after she opted for an awkwardly fitting slip gown
Logan Shine opted for an over the top gown with a giant feathered train on the red carpet at AFL’s night of nights
Unfortunately the dress didn’t do justice for Jesinta Campbell who failed to compliment her enviable figure after she opted for an awkwardly fitting slip gown.
The wife of Sydney Swans star Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin took a fashion risk by wearing a very daring ivory silk number, as she arrived on the red carpet.
Also missing the mark was Logan Shine, the girlfriend of Western Bulldog’s star Jason Johannisen.
The 21-year-old opted for an over the top white feathered Con Ilio dress featuring a see-through lace bodice.
Her beautifully chic top was let down by the giant white feathered train that trailed behind her for metres.
Mardi Dangerfield (left) wore an unflattering toga-inspired gown that failed to highlight her enviable figure while Elli Brashaw (right) opted for an ill-fitting floor-length gown with red sequin details
Brooke Cotchin dared to bare in a plunging red dress with a very racy thigh-high split and dramatic train
Mardi Dangerfield, the wife of Geelong’s Patrick Dangerfield, wore an unflattering orange ensemble that did little to accentuate her enviable figure.
Following behind her was Elli Brashaw, the long-time girlfriend of Fremantle’s Nathan Fyfe, who opted for an ill-fitting sheer gown with red sequin details.
Another WAG to hit the mark was Emma Giles, the fiancée of St Kilda’s Jarryn Geary, who made a bold statement in a white plunging frock with a bizarre pleating of fabric from the knee down.
Alexandra Bourne wore an unflattering emerald moss green form-fitting frock with an awkward split as she attended the evening with her Essendon boyfriend Zach Merrett.
The design also featured a plunging neckline which accentuated the brunette’s ample bust.
While Brooke Cotchin made a bold fashion move as she took a risk in a very daring cut-out red dress with a plunging neckline.
The wife of Trent Cotchin from the Richmond Tigers seemed to miss the sartorial mark in the floor-length number, which featured a very racy thigh-high split and a dramatic train.
Another WAG to hit the mark was Emma Giles (right) who made a bold statement in a white plunging frock with a bizarre pleating of fabric from the knee down while Alexandra Bourne (left) wore an unflattering emerald moss green form-fitting frock with a very racy thigh-high split
Meanwhile, one of the standout winners on the night was Rebecca Judd who ensured all eyes were on her as she wowed the crowd in an elegant fairytale number with embroidered details.
Staying true to her fashion-forward roots, the wife of AFL legend Chris Judd simply stunned in a lilac strapless gown by her long-time favourite label J’Aton Couture.
The stylish mother-of-four finished her look by accessorising with delicate jewels. She styled her luscious brunette locks in an elegant do, complete with a statement hair clip.
Another WAG to impress the crowd was Jessie Murphy nee Habermann, wife of Marc Murphy, who accentuated her svelte figure in a sheer pink frock by Oglia Loro Couture.
The young mother-of-one showcased her post-pregnancy frame in the strapless number with a racy thigh split to break up the dramatic layering of tulle.
Meanwhile, some of the standout winners on the night was Rebecca Judd and Jessie Murphy who both looked stunning