Sydney THE EVENING SOIREE:

Vogue Living’s 50th birthday celebrations took a star turn with its partner Brickworks at Sydney’s fabulous Bar Machiavelli, where a glamorous assembly of guests were treated to Brickworks general manager, marketing Brett Ward’s flair for pouring a Moët & Chandon champagne tower. Grandiflora provided the exquisite floral display, Patrón the premium cocktails, DJ Niki Dé Saint filled the dance floor and singer-songwriter Tina Arena amped up the magic with her hit song ‘Chains’, ahead of her new Australian Innocence to Understanding tour.

Singer-songwriter Tina Arena. DJ Niki Dé Saint. Designer Collette Dinnigan and Vogue Living’s editor-in-chief, Neale Whitaker. Dinosaur Designs’ Louise Olsen and Stephen Ormandy.