Alison Brahe revealed a dramatic new look on Wednesday.
The model, 53, debuted her boho-meets-Barbie aesthetic at a Priceline Pharmacy event in Sydney.
Alison opted for a pair of pink gingham overalls and curly bohemian style hair for the day.
Her checked jumpsuit was paired with a light pink bum bag and a neon pink grocery bag full of goodies.
Completing the outfit was a pair of pink strappy platform heels and pink earrings.
Alison Brahe revealed a dramatic new look on Wednesday. The model, 53, debuted her boho-meets-Barbie aesthetic at a Priceline Pharmacy event
Alison opted for a pair of pink gingham overalls and curly bohemian style hair for the day
Alison was one of many celebrities at Priceline’s ‘The Beauty Prescription event, which also welcomed social media star Tanya Hennessy, makeup artist Sarah Laidlaw and model Olivia Molly Rogers.
It comes as the wife of Cameron Daddo recently opened up about the toll her battle with perimenopause took on their marriage.
Speaking to ABC podcaster Sana Qadar, she admitted she struggled to ‘find joy’ in anything.
‘Our marriage, it really took its toll,’ she said.
‘I didn’t want to sleep in the same bed, I didn’t want to hold (Cameron’s) hand,’ she added.
Alison was one of many celebrities at Priceline’s ‘The Beauty Prescription’ event, which also welcomed social media star Tanya Hennessy (pictured)
Makeup artist Sarah Laidlaw was also in attendance. Pictured
Model Olivia Molly Rogers also made an appearance at the event. Pictured
‘I didn’t want to be with him, but I needed him, because I needed support.
The star revealed she suffered from perimenopause in her late 40s, where her period stopped altogether.
Brahe explained she suffered from normal symptoms including anxiety, depression, brain fog, sudden weight gain and sleeplessness.
She added it was a confusing time for Cameron, who struggled to be there for his wife-of-32-years.
Alison recently opened up about the toll her battle with perimenopause took on her marriage to Cameron Daddo
‘He didn’t know how to do it in the right way because everything felt like the wrong way, so it was really confusing for him,’ she said.
‘That was really hard.’
Alison and Cameron, who wed in 1991, are open about their marriage with the pair saying they were back in therapy in May.
The couple discussed the status of their marriage on their podcast Separate Bathrooms.
The power couple have been open about their marital strife in the past, and discussed how they rebuilt their marriage after Cameron cheated in 1994. Pictured in 1994
‘We have recently gone back into some couples therapy,’ Cameron said.
Addressing wife Alison, he continued: ‘For me it’s like you said, our relationship is at 11. I am really happy with where we are at right now.
‘But I also think that’s because we chose to jump back into just a little maintenance. Having that support felt good.’
The model agreed: ‘We have done so much therapy as well, sometimes we can get lost in the minutiae of little things feeling like they are huge things.
‘And that’s why I was saying to you the other day, I said, “We actually have a really good relationship. Let’s not toss everything out, the baby with the bathwater.”,’ she continued.
The couple wed in 1991 and have three children together, daughters Lotus, 27, and Bodhi, 17, and a son, River, 23
‘And just go, “This part of it needs attention for sure.”
Alison went on: ‘Having the therapist there going, “You guys are actually great. The way you talk to each other and how you listen.” And hearing that again was like, “Yeah, we’re alright.”
‘We are doing really well, we just need to work on reconnecting, little things.’
Cameron chimed, backing up the sentiment, saying the pair just needed some ‘tweaks’.
The couple have three children together, daughters Lotus, 27, and Bodhi, 17, and a son, River, 23.
