AFL WAG Jessie Murphy turned heads at the Starry Night charity gala at Melbourne NGV over the weekend, showcasing a striking new look.
The 35-year-old model stepped out in a black backless Cappellazzo gown that highlighted her recent weight loss.
She also revealed her slimmed down face and more defined feature as she wore her hair up in an elegant up-do.
Her look was in stark contrast to several years ago when she stole the show at the Brownlow Medal count in 2016.
Jessie was best dressed on the night, making headlines for her very revealing plunging blue dress.
Back then she also rocked a deep tan and a more honey-hued hairstyle.
AFL WAG Jessie Murphy turned heads at the Starry Night charity gala at Melbourne NGV over the weekend, showcasing a striking new look (left). She is pictured at the Brownlow Medal count in 2018 (right)
The 35-year-old model stepped out in a black backless Cappellazzo gown that highlighted her recent weight loss. Pictured with her husband Marc
Many of Jessie’s celebrity friends took to the comment section to express their appreciation over her stunning new look at the gala over the weekend.
‘You look amazing Jessie girl,’ gushed radio star Lauren Phillips.
‘Literal princess,’ added fellow model Ellie Gonsalves.
‘OMG,’ Simone Holtznagel chimed in.
Jessie married her former Carlton star boyfriend Marc Murphy in December 2016.
The pair are proud parents to son Max, six, and daughter Imogen, three.
They tied the knot at the Luminare venue in South Melbourne.
The guest list included a Who’s Who of Melbourne’s social scene, including ‘queen bee’ footy WAG Rebecca.
Jessie also revealed her slimmed down face and more defined feature as she wore her hair up in an elegant up-do
The Murphys are believed to have started dating in 2011.
This year’s NGV gala wasn’t just about fashion.
It was also a night with purpose, raising money for children and families in need through ToyBox and Duchenne Australia.
Guests were treated to curated gastronomy from some of Melbourne’s most celebrated names including Stephen Nairn, Shane Delia and Lisa Van Zanten.
The night also featured a live auction and moving performances from the Australian Children’s Choir and acclaimed violinist Yena Choi.
