A who’s who of Sydney stars rocked up in their finest ensembles to attend day two of Afterpay Australian Fashion Week on Tuesday.
But Beau Ryan decided to keep things incredibly casual when he arrived at the Mariam Seddiq show at Sydney’s Carriageworks, alongside his glamorous wife, Kara.
The former NRL star, 36, wore a baggy tracksuit by upcoming label Shosai, a fashion brand created by his close friend and fellow rugby star Quade Cooper.
Casual chic: Beau Ryan decided to keep things very casual as he rocked up to the Mariam Seddiq show at day two of Australian Fashion Week on Tuesday
The beige trackies in question featured the words ‘truth is in the detail’ emblazoned on the back of the hoodie.
The TV personality teamed his casual look with a pair of boots.
Meanwhile, Beau’s wife Kara oozed glamour in a purple minidress teamed with a green handbag.
She complemented her look with statement gold earrings and a matching necklace.
Style: The former NRL star, 36, wore a baggy tracksuit by upcoming label Shosai, a fashion brand created by his close friend and fellow rugby star Quade Cooper. Pictured alongside his wife Kara (right)
Cool: The beige trackies in question featured the words ‘truth is in the detail’ emblazoned on the back of the hoodie
Kara wore her hair in a casual beach wave, and opted for a neutral makeup palette so subtly enhance her features.
Quade Cooper’s fashion label will be released on Thursday, after he developed it for more than a year.
Quade, who is a long-time pal of Beau, told The Courier Mail this week: ‘The idea has been something that had been in the back of my mind for a long time before I had the courage to go ahead and start.
Stylish: Beau teamed his casual look with a pair of boots
Stunner: Meanwhile, Beau’s wife Kara looked gorgeous in a purple minidress teamed with a green handbag
‘I was at a point in my life that I was sure of who I was as a person, so I was no longer scared of starting something that was a passion.’
Beau was a professional rugby league footballer until he hung up his boots in 2014.
In 2009, he transformed from an NRL legend to a TV star after landing a regular role on The Footy show.
In 2019, he was announced as the host of Ten’s The Amazing Race, replacing Grant Bowler.
He also appears as a regular guest on breakfast program Studio 10.
New challenge: Quade Cooper’s fashion label will be released on Thursday, after he developed it for more than a year. Pictured: Quade (right) with Beau (left) in 2018
