AFL 2021 Brownlow Medal Ollie Wines Clayton Oliver Marcus Bontempelli favourites to carry off top award
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The label most synonymous with the Brownlow Medal red carpet is J’Aton Couture, having dressed some of Nadia Bartel and Rebecca Judd’s most spectacular moments, is unlikely to make an appearance at tonight’s event.
A spokesperson for the brand famous for their extravagant embellishments said that lockdown restrictions made things too difficult to dress the partners of medal contenders.In a written statement they said:
“We had several ladies reach out to us, even the men themselves called on behalf of their partners this year for the Brownlow. Unfortunately, it was logistically impossible due to the lockdown to even consider dressing anyone this year. It was such a shame as we love being a part of this event and to support Australians.â€
While designers Jacob Luppino​ and Anthony Pittorino​ have dressed global stars Beyonce and Kylie Jenner, they are most famous for their domination of the AFL’s most glamorous event.
By nearly all measurements, this year’s Brownlow Medal winner will come from one of three players â€" Clayton Oliver, Ollie Wines or Marcus Bontempelli â€" with the genuine prospect the edge-of-your-seats excitement seen in the AFL’s final home-and-away round will extend to the best-and-fairest vote count.
Marcus Bontempelli.Credit:Getty Images
A case can be made for one of Oliver, Wines or Bontempelli to win the medal in their own right, but one thing is clear: those three players are distinctly ahead of any other player on any Brownlow prognostications, predictions or comprehensive formguide you’ll find.
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When it comes to the Brownlow red carpet there is before Bec Judd and after Bec Judd. We have picked the top 10 Brownlow looks since the former Bec Twigley brought the concept of WAGS to our shores.
2004 - Rebecca Judd in Ruth Tarvydas. The closest this country has come to a Liz Hurley, Versace dress-moment. This set the bare-all tone for Brownlows to come.
Rebecca Judd in 2004.Credit:Vince Caligiuri
2010 - Lauren Phillips in Nicola Finetti and a $170,000 Buglari necklace.
2010 - Rebecca Judd in Aurelio Costarella. Born in Perth, Judd has helped promote the city’s designers, including Costarella.
2013 - Clementine McVeigh in Steven Kahil.
Clementine McVeigh in 2013.Credit:Pat Scala
2016 - Nadia Bartel brought the spirit of Elvis to the building, working the lines of this jumpsuit by J’aton Couture.
2017 - Rachael Finch in Pallas Couture.
2018 - Brit Davis in leading South Australian designer Paolo Sebastian.
Brownlow Medal red carpet Rebecca Twigley; Gary Ablett Jr and Lauren Phillips; Chris and Rebecca Judd.Credit:Vince Calgiuri/Sebastian Costanzo/Sebastian Costanzo
2018 - Jesinta Franklin bringing contemporary fashion to the red carpet in Dion Lee.
2019 - Nadia Bartel having a princess moment in J’aton Couture.
2020 - Brit Selwood following in Jesinta Franklin footprints by wearing Dion Lee.
Brownlow Medal red carpet: Nadia Bartel, Brit Selwood.Credit:Getty Images
G’day. I’m Roy Ward and welcome to tonight’s Brownlow Medal count live blog as the AFL reveals its best and fairest player for the 2021 season.
We will be bringing you coverage of the red carpet fashions and arrivals before going through the count and the announcement of this year’s winner with Ollie Wines (Port Adelaide), Clayton Oliver (Melbourne) and Marcus Bontempelli (Western Bulldogs) starting the night as favourites.
We have plenty of content to come before we get into the count itself and please feel free to leave a comment on the blog.
Enjoy the night to come.
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