Tayla Damir bucks tradition in suave tailored tuxedo and skinny tie at Derby Day

She recently tied the knot in a classical big white dress.

But AFL WAG Tayla Damir opted for a masculine suit and a lace veil at Derby Day at Flemington Racecourse.

The Love Island winner, 25, ditched the frock and dainty heels favoured by many guests for a impeccably tailored suit and tie.

The influencer, who married AFL star Nathan Broad earlier this month, looked stunning in a crisp white shirt and skinny black tie.

She paired black cigarette trousers with a a sling-back heel and a crisp white shirt.

Tayla completed the look with a suave black blazer and a leather Calvin Klein bag slung over her body.

Cementing her status in the fashion set, Tayla added a lace veil over her forehead and eyes, which elevated an already stunning makeup look.

She paired black cigarette trousers with a a slingback heel and indie-inspired crisp white shirt

She paired black cigarette trousers with a a slingback heel and indie-inspired crisp white shirt and skinny tie.

The reality star opted for glittering gold eyeshadow and thick black eyeliner with a peachy pink lip gloss, before sealing it all together with a peal stud earring. 

Saturday is Victoria Racing Club’s Derby Day, which means racegoers have to stick to a strict black and white theme.

Men are encouraged to wear a morning suit, consisting of a morning coat, waistcoat, trousers and often a top hat, while women are asked to ‘maintain a suitable standard in keeping with the dignity of the Members Enclosure’. 

Cementing her status in the fashion set, Tayla added a lace veil over her forehead and eyes which elevated an already stunning make-up look

However guests are within the rules if they avoid denim, thongs, shorts, sportswear and outfits with rips.

Christian Wilkins, who has become known for wearing traditionally feminine fashion, also bucked tradition opted for a corset and  stunning head piece.

The son of Channel Nine star Richard Wilkins, who is ambassador for Victoria Racing Club, recently praised the VRC for taking a step in the right direction by allowing guests to drop strict gender-bound rules and ‘express themselves’ how they want. 

Speaking to news.com.au ahead of the Melbourne Cup this week he said that he identifies as male, but sees all gender as ‘non-binary’.

‘I feel like [the cup carnival] was so guided by these very strict, gender-bound rules and to break that open and just allow people to express themselves how they want to be, that’s such a key ethos that I live my life by,’ he told the outlet.

Tayla Damir and Nathan Broad tied the knot in the Gold Coast hinterland earlier this month after a whirlwind three-year romance 

Christian Wilkins, who has become known for wearing traditionally feminine fashion, also bucked tradition opted for a corset and stunning head piece