Bryn Chapman Parish had a cool chic look as he graced the red carpet of the Heartbreak High Premiere Party alongside their fellow cast on Friday.
The actor, 25, donned a dark green suit over a black lace shirt which revealed a tantalising glimpse of their torso.
He accessorised with a gold choker and necklace alongside chunky gold rings and nail polish.
Bryn Chapman Parish, 25, (pictured) had a cool chic look as he graced the red carpet of the Heartbreak High Premiere Party alongside their fellow cast on Friday
Asher Yasbincek was a treat for the eye as she sported a pinstriped outfit with the sleeves flowing past their hands and the shorts showing off her tattoos.
The Heights star carried a matching purse and accessorised with gold hoop earrings and black heels.
Her short, golden hair was slicked back as they put on a lick of nude lipstick and a smoky brown eye.
The actor donned a dark green suit over a black lace shirt which revealed a tantalising glimpse of their torso
He accessorised with a gold choker and necklace alongside chunky gold rings and nail polish
Asher Yasbincek was a treat for the eye as she sported a pinstriped outfit with the sleeves flowing past their hands and the shorts showing off their tattoos
Muscle-bound Josh Heuston took the opportunity to show off his bulging biceps at the premiere.
The model and actor, 25, dressed in a royal blue vest with a matching belt over plain black slacks.
He finished the look with shiny black shoes, a single earring, and a crystal encrusted necklace.
Muscle-bound Josh Heuston took the opportunity to show off his bulging biceps at the premiere. The model and actor, 25, dressed in a royal blue vest with a matching belt over plain black slacks
Chloé Hayden was a vision of fairytale beauty in her strawberry printed, low cut gown.
The disability rights activist, 25, graced her head with a rose flower crown and threw on a pair of sparkly silver boots beneath the dress.
Accessorising with pearl and silver jewellery, she curled the ends of their short, choppy hair and went with a nude make-up look topped with blush.
Chloé Hayden was a vision of fairytale beauty in her strawberry printed, low cut gown. The disability rights activist, 25, graced her head with a rose flower crown and threw on a pair of sparkly silver boots beneath the dress
Brodie Townsend went with a casual chic look.
The Perth-born actor threw on a grey and bright blue cardigan with nothing underneath, and matched it with a pair of brown slacks.
He paired the look with brown slides and a simple silver necklace.
Brodie Townsend went with a casual chic look. The Perth-born actor threw on a grey and bright blue cardigan with nothing underneath, and matched it with a pair of brown slacks
Meanwhile, Ayesha Madon donned a far more edgy look than their co-stars, wearing a rouched, off-the-shoulder dress with black latex tights underneath.
The Moth Effect star, 24, went with chunky pink heels and dangling silver earrings and rings to complete the outfit.
Her black hair was pulled back in a half-up-do with a bronzed makeup look to compliment her dark eyes.
Meanwhile, Ayesha Madon donned a far more edgy look than their co-stars, wearing a rouched, off-the-shoulder dress with black latex tights underneath. The Moth Effect star, 24, went with chunky pink heels and dangling silver earrings and rings to complete the outfit
James Majoos looked as effortlessly chic as the rest.
The upcoming actor, 24, turned up in a stylish maroon suit buttoned up over a bare torso.
He paired the look with a pair of pointed black shoes and a silver chain hanging loosely around his neck.
James Majoos looked as effortlessly chic as the rest. The upcoming actor, 24, turned up in a stylish maroon suit buttoned up over a bare torso
Among the inclusive line-up of the Heartbreak High reboot are gay and non-binary characters, TV Blackbox reports.
Set in the fictional Hartley High, the eight-episode series is a woke update of the ’90s high school drama that made Callan Mulvey and Ada Nicodemou household names.
According to Que Minh Luu, Netflix’s Director of Content in Australia and New Zealand, ‘Making Heartbreak High for today’s generation of Australians has been a long-standing dream.’
Among the inclusive line-up of the Heartbreak High reboot are gay and non-binary characters, TV Blackbox reports
According to Que Minh Luu, Netflix’s Director of Content in Australia and New Zealand, ‘Making Heartbreak High for today’s generation of Australians has been a long-standing dream’
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