Racing season is still in full swing and Australia’s social set couldn’t be happier.
The stars stepped out in style for Stakes Day at the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on Saturday, with a variety of sporting names, reality TV contestants and influencers enjoying the festivities.
Olivia Molly Rogers arrived in an envious green, mid-length frock by Atoir.
The former Miss Universe Australia winner, 31, had her hair styled in a preppy, hal ponytail that was tied back with a matching green bow.
She accessorised with emerald green earrings that brought out the colour of her striking green eyes.
Olivia Molly Rogers arrived in an envious green frock by Atoir
The former Miss Universe Australia winner, 31, had her hair styled in a preppy, hal ponytail that was tied back with a matching green bow. Pictured with Paul Versace
Olivia opted for a natural brown eyeshadow palette and a nude lip for her makeup and her eyebrows were brushed into a feathered look.
The model’s appearance at the event comes after she confirmed her split from model boyfriend Morgan Waterhouse after seven months together.
She told photographers at Melbourne Cup on Tuesday the pair broke off their relationship and they have already gone their separate ways.
‘We’re not together anymore, not many people know that,’ she said when asked if he would be joining her at the Penfolds marquee in The Birdcage.
Brooke Warne went for something a little more casual with a short red halterneck dress
She was joined by her boyfriend Alex Heath inside the Birdcage at the spring racing event.
Olivia and Morgan went public with their romance back in March, just weeks after she split from husband Justin McKeone following eight months of marriage.
Meanwhile, Brooke Warne, who is the daughter of late cricket legend Shane Warne, went for something a little more casual with a short red halterneck dress.
The 26-year-old paired her outfit with a wide-brimmed black hat and handbag, plus a pair of black heels.
Brooke was joined by her boyfriend Alex Heath inside the Birdcage at the spring racing event.
Stakes Day marks the fourth day of the annual Melbourne Cup Carnival and has the most relaxed dress code of all the races.
The carnival’s last event is unofficially dubbed Family Day, with a number of marquees in the invite-only Birdcage closed for the final and most relaxed day of the carnival.
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