Aussie Influencers Called Entitled for Queue-Jumping

Several attendees at the premiere of The Devil Wears Prada 2 have criticised a group of influencers for allegedly pushing ahead in line, sparking frustration among guests at the star-studded event.

The film's Australian premiere, held at the State Theatre on Tuesday evening, drew a stellar crowd of fashionable celebrities, media figures and invited guests.

However, some attendees claim the atmosphere was marred by queue-jumping behaviour from 'entitled' social media stars, including radio star Mitch Churi, who was seen jumping the queue outside upon spotting his close friend Abbie Chatfield.

'Lots of influencers were cutting in line, it was so rude,' one attendee told Daily Mail.

'Like, we're all going into the same space ... it just screams entitled.'

Another attendee said she was forced to battle through crowds of influencers posing inside the theatre just to secure a seat, claiming the lengthy queue for a photo in front of a giant red shoe showed no signs of easing as the night wore on.

However, despite the chaos, the evening still delivered on its promise of glamour and excitement,

Leading the charge was , who made a flirty appearance on the red carpet in a white mini dress.

The Chanel-inspired number featured a woollen fabric and black accents, along with mock pockets. 

The podcaster showed off her trim pins in the short number, which she paired with polka-dot pantyhose. 

Abbie finished the look with a pair of towering, stacked black patent leather heels and a pair of spiked metallic earrings.

For makeup, Abbie accentuated her blue eyes with turquoise eyeliner and a sheer, baby blue eyeshadow.

She completed the look with a pink lip gloss and a porcelain makeup base, wearing her curly hair down around her shoulders.

Also turning heads were model sisters Madeline and Simone Holtznagel, who were .