Channel Seven star Erin Holland made a stunning appearance in Sydney on Friday, captivating onlookers at the opening night of The Phantom of the Opera. The 37-year-old cricket WAG, married to Ben Cutting, radiated joy as she showcased her figure in a glittering silver and black ensemble designed by Krzysztof.
Erin Holland's Dazzling Display
Erin Holland poured her physique into a strapless corset with a uniquely shaped neckline, paired with a dark skirt featuring a daring split that soared to her hip, highlighting her toned legs. She completed the look with classic black pumps and modest diamond jewellery, allowing the dress to take centre stage. Her understated makeup, including a nude lip, and hair tucked behind her ears added to the glamorous effect.
Other Celebrities on the Red Carpet
Elsewhere, actress and model April Rose Pengilly, also 37 and daughter of INXS band member Kirk Pengilly, stepped out in a blush pink gown by Rebecca Vallance, retailing for $1,499. The strapless frock boasted a form-fitting bust and billowing skirt, accessorised with a pink masquerade mask covered in matching flowers. She styled her dark locks in a tight updo with a light smoky eye and nude lip.
Michelle Bridges, 55, opted for a casual yet chic strapless black dress, arriving with her 10-year-old son Axel, whom she shares with ex-partner Steve 'Commando' Willis. The personal trainer cinched her waist with a wide belt and added a chunky gold necklace and hoop earrings. Axel looked smart in a black suit and tie, and both carried masquerade masks for added drama.
Additional Star-Studded Appearances
MasterChef star Anna Polyviou drew attention with her vibrant pink hair, wearing an all-black ensemble that let her tresses shine. Outlander star David Berry, 42, kept it classic in a black tuxedo, while entertainment reporter Richard Reid, 61, added pizzazz with a silver embroidered suit jacket and slacks.
The event highlighted a mix of high-fashion and personal style, with celebrities embracing the theatrical theme of The Phantom of the Opera. From designer gowns to tailored suits, the red carpet was a spectacle of elegance and creativity, sparking discussions about fashion choices among attendees.
