Trinny Woodall, 59, ensures all eyes are on her in a glittering silver jumper as she arrives at Sydney Airport

Trinny Woodall is known for her flawless style. 

And on the the British fashion and beauty expert, 59, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived in Sydney on Monday. 

Trinny looked sensational as she strolled out of the airport in a fringed silver jumper with a matching silver Bottega Veneta bag. 

She opted to pair her embellished top with a navy blue coat elegantly draped over her shoulders and a pair of loose-fitting trousers. 

The mother-of-one finished her look with a pair of Hogan platform sneakers, worth around $700, and pushed along a silver Rimowa case, worth about $2000. 

She also shielded her eyes with a pair of semi-transparent sunglasses. 

At times Trinny was helped by an assistant through the terminal, who pushed along her other three suitcases of luggage.  

Trinny appeared on Australian breakfast show, Sunrise on Tuesday where she spoke about the popularity of her brand, Trinny London. 

‘I think it’s about talking to a woman who believes she is being ignored. To me, it’s the 35 plus woman,’ she said. 

At times Trinny was helped by an assistant through the terminal, who pushed along her other three suitcases of luggage 

The mother-of-one finished her look with a pair of Hogan platform sneakers, worth around $700, and pushed along a silver Rimowa case, worth about $2000 

‘I have made over a lot of women and those women are 35 to 70,’ she added, talking about the beauty gap in the market.   

Trinny also released a book called ‘Fearless’, which details all things beauty and health. 

In 2017, the fashion expert launched her very own beauty and skincare brand, Trinny London.

Trinny said of the brand: ‘I want to accelerate you getting to a stage where you know who you are and love yourself. If I had to think, ‘what’s my mission?’ it’s to bring that to you sooner.

‘It is a rite of passage but sometimes you can find women at 60 and you think, ‘you’re not there yet’, so it’s also a generational thing of feeling you don’t have the right to show that you want to care about yourself, or worry about yourself. And it’s more of a privilege now to be able to do that.’

Trinny burst on to television screens in 2001 hosting What Not To Wear alongside Susannah Constantine. She’s since gained millions of fans worldwide