Cheesed off cheese cake:
It hurts to be judged AFL WAGs complain after Brownlow Medal
BROWNLOW night WAGs have slammed the annual critique of their fashion, saying the pressure on them is unfair.
Whose fault is it that the wags get bagged?
Well, for a start, the TV channels could drop their coloured carpet coverage. This would remove the need for the wags to frock up, strike poses and announce which TAFE student had designed their gown.
Ditto the Herald Sun. If the little paper stopped hyperventilating over media tarts like Brynne Tin Tin, a modicum of perspective might revisit the occasion:
Brynne Gordon promises to shock again
dazzling socialite, wowed Melbourne, blonde bombshell, serious competition, show stopper
I mean, really.
Not that common sense is entirely absent from the event. Hats off - exquisitely embellished hats, of course - to Felicity Harley and Erin Maxwell:
"You can either buy into the Brownlow and get someone to dress you and say yes to doing lots of media things, or you can go there and just wear the easiest dress you can find," Ms Harley said."
"You're not forced into the spotlight," Ms Maxwell said. "You don't have to get a free dress and you don't have to put pressure on yourself to promote a designer."
But what do I know?
While I thought Lauren Phillips looked fantastic - especially when she hopped into Lez Ellis on the blue carpet - my best went to almost everyone else's worst, Lucy Cornes. Her refusal to go uber-formal echoes the sentiments of Felicity Harley and Erin Maxwell. Will it set a trend for next year's Gownlow?
OPEN NECKED DRAWLER
The press boys could tone it down, too.
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