She’s always primped to perfection in a fashion-forward ensemble.
And Roxy Jacenko coordinated with husband Oliver Curtis, for a pre-Father’s Day dinner in Sydney on Saturday.
Both sporting skinny leg jeans, the 37-year-old entrepreneur accessorised with a $17k black Hermès Birkin bag, a $3,500 Balmain blazer and her $450k sparkling engagement ring.
Pricey lunch! Roxy Jacenko, 37, coordinated with husband Oliver Curtis in skinny leg jeans, and accessorised with a $17k Hermès Birkin bag, a $3,500 Balmain blazer and her $450k engagement ring
The couple were all smiles as they enjoyed an outing at Rosetta Ristorante in Sydney’s The Rocks.
Roxy sported a fashion-forward outfit, consisting of a white round-neck T-shirt, cropped indigo skinny leg jeans and pointy-toed floral heels.
Showing off her penchant for pricey accessories, the mother-of-two draped a $3,500 navy Balmain blazer over her toned shoulders and carried her belongings in a black Hermès Birkin bag, retailing up to $17k.
In style: The entrepreneur sported a white round-neck T-shirt, cropped skinny leg indigo jeans and pointy-toed floral heels
Designer taste: Roxy draped a navy $3,500 Balmain blazer over her toned shoulders and carried her belongings in a black Hermès Birkin bag, retailing up to $17k
Prized bling: The blonde beauty added touches of bling with her $450,000 engagement ring, a statement watch and a series of diamond bracelets
Roxy added touches of bling with her $450,000 Nicholas Haywood engagement ring, a statement watch and a series of diamond bracelets.
The talent manager styled her signature blonde tresses in structured waves and her striking facial features were enhanced with a flawless complexion, defined brows, a false set of lashes and a glossy nude lip over her plump pout.
Roxy coordinated her attire with husband Oliver, 31, who sported skinny leg jeans in a matching hue.
Tressed to perfection: Roxy styled her signature blonde locks in structured waves
In the blue: Husband Oliver, 31, rocked the double denim look, sporting distressed skinny leg jeans and a dress shirt with several buttons left undone
Details: The Mosman-raised personality accessorised with pristine white sneakers, a statement watch and bracelet
He paired the look with a dress shirt in darker denim, left undone, and pristine white sneakers.
A statement watch and delicate bracelet worked as accessories.
Roxy, known for her exquisite designer wardrobe, told Daily Mail Australia in April that she pays for the custom clothes from her own pocket.
The author claimed she doesn’t ‘get things for free,’ instead taking pride in being able to walk into a store and buy what she wants.
I’ve got it! Oliver led the way, opening the door for his famous wife
Relaxed: The couple appeared relaxed and at ease as they made their way into the restaurant
‘(It’s) all my own. I think a lot of people think that everything I get is for free,’ she said.
‘But there is something very rewarding about buying it yourself and achieving it yourself.’
The Sweaty Betty director explained that while she knows she would be able to get things without the hefty price tag, she prefers to take pleasure in being able to support herself.
She said: ‘For me it is more about walking into that shop and going I’ve f*****g earnt it. That’s the reality.’
‘Don’t get me wrong I also buy property, I’m not all about the designer brands. But I like that, I enjoy it, I enjoy fashion,’ the eastern suburbs-based CEO added.
All hers: Roxy told Daily Mail Australia in April that she pays for the custom clothes from her own pocket: ‘There is something very rewarding about buying it yourself and achieving it yourself’
Hard work pays off: ‘For me it is more about walking into that shop and going I’ve f*****g earnt it. That’s the reality,’ she added