'She's A Queen!' Australian Fashion Icons Discuss Our Politicians

'She's A Queen!' Australian Fashion Icons Discuss Our Politicians

Australia's fashion icons have weighed in on what they think about our politicians in the lead up to the federal election. The models and designers quizzed at this year's Mercedes-Benz fashion week said climate change was their biggest concern and dubbed Penny Wong as the most stylish politician. There was much conflict over who to vote for with one notorious model and influencer saying she has already submitted an empty ballot paper during pre-polling. Last time I went to vote I was fresh out of school, and I don't think our education system teaches us much about politics or what the parties stand for' Mr Wilkins told the Sydney Morning Herald. Penny Wong was also deemed the new fashion queen as the duo said she out styled previous favorite Julie Bishop. Mr Kelly said, also voting Labour. Climate change was the biggest issue concerning the fashion heavyweights. Musician Nicole Millar, 26, said she was a big advocate for anti plastic, saying she would either vote for the Greens or Labour.

Anastazia Grybowski, design student, 22, had similar views saying climate change is the issue she cares most about but remained undecided over who to vote for. Abel Heagney, model and HSC student, 18 is voting Liberal hoping Scott Morrison will take remain as Prime Minister. Mr Heagney said climate change was the most important issue and supported the Liberal party because they were making active changes about nuclear energy. Some were not so interested in politics with model and influencer, Sarah Jane Adams, 64, already handing in a blank voting sheet. Ms Adams claimed not to understand the Australian political system. Fashion blogger, Aicha Robertson, 27 said her interest lied in small businesses and that her style icon was Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk. Stylist Jana Bartolo, 32, and tattoo artist Lauren Windsor, 30, are both undecided in who they will vote for. The pair said they didn't think any of the current batch of Australian politicians were particularly stylish.

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