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Veronica2005
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Getting back on @bbau9 stage was nerves central! Lucky it was just @goldstagram chatting to me! Ha ha @929perth #bigbrother xx
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Getting back on @bbau9 stage was nerves central! Lucky it was just @goldstagram chatting to me! Ha ha @929perth #bigbrother xx
TullyLovesDrew
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Katie & Lucy @SugarSistersKL 36m36 minutes ago
Catchups with this beauty!! @gemma6foot6 #catchups #gemma #bbau
Gemma better not pose with the SS when they are modeling clothes, she will be 15 feet tall
TullyLovesDrew
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reepbot/pookie/millie ?
TullyLovesDrew
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Ed thinks he is fashion forward but really he is a fashion clown.
What a surprise you comment, everytime I make a post, I build a grudge, hoping you will comment, so I can build even further of a grudge when you comment.
Veronica2005
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Getting back on @bbau9 stage was nerves central! Lucky it was just @goldstagram chatting to me! Ha ha @929perth #bigbrother xx
this was posted in the daily show thread
Veronica2005
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Hats off to her! Last season's The Block winner Chantelle's millinery business is off to a racing start as she releases new designs ahead of Melbourne Cup carnival
By Erin Van Der Meer for Daily Mail Australia
Published: 15:00 AEST, 14 October 2014 | Updated: 18:01 AEST, 14 October 2014
There’s no chance of being a wallflower in any of the designs, but Chantelle says the striking designs fit right in on the field.
‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said.
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Standing out: House Husbands actress Leah De Neise models an unusual design
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Traditional: Channel Nine presenter Jo Hall models a fun but more classic look
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Pool shark: A green straw piece is modeled alongside a pool table
‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’.
‘Against all odds, Chantelle and Steve won The Block in April in a fairytale-ending finale, selling their three-bedroom apartment for a whopping $2.47m, earning a record-breaking $636,000 in profits and $100,000 in prize money.
On Sunday night The Block Glasshouse finale saw brothers Simon and Shannon Vos win the series earning $335,000 from the sale of their apartment as well as $100,000 in prize money.
Aside from Chris and Jenna walking away with $310,000, the other The Block contestants didn’t fare so well in profits, with Max and Karstan earning $40,000 and the other couples just $10,000.
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Off to the races: Leah, Jo, Tully and Chantelle pose together to model the designs
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Girls day out: The four women looked like a group of friends heading off for a day by the track
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8PCIR00
By Erin Van Der Meer for Daily Mail Australia
Published: 15:00 AEST, 14 October 2014 | Updated: 18:01 AEST, 14 October 2014
- http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...millinery-business-racing-start.html#comments
In April she and her partner Steve walked away from The Block with $736,000.
And Chantelle Ford has wasted no time pursuing her dreams, running a flourishing millinery business in Melbourne.
The blonde designer, who comes from a long line of milliners, has released a new range of hats fit for the races just ahead of the Melbourne Cup carnival kicking off in November.
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Throwing her hat in the ring: Former The Block contestant Chantelle Ford's millinery business is flourishing after the Melbourne woman and her partner Steve won $736,000 on the show earlier this year
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Mad hatter! Chantelle comes from a long line of female milliners, with her aunts both working as milliners
Ford Millinery’s 2014 Spring Racing collection is made up of bold, unusual looks for fashionistas keen to wear something out of the ordinary trackside.
Modeled by former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth, House Husbands actress Leah De Neise, Channel Nine newsreader Jo Hall and Chantelle herself, the pieces are certainly outside the bounds of traditional race day headwear.
Tully dons pieces including the heart-shaped ‘Loveheart Candy’ style, and a feathered piece called ‘Silent Goddess’.
The designs range from $140 to $490.
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Love it: Former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth models the new collection, which includes a heart-shape design in a geometric pattern
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Unique: Chantelle's designs are certainly not for wallflowers: Tully models a feather adorned piece, and another featuring black lace
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Raspberry beret: Tully wears a bright but more subtle design from the collection
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8P0dVJ6
There’s no chance of being a wallflower in any of the designs, but Chantelle says the striking designs fit right in on the field.
‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said.
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Standing out: House Husbands actress Leah De Neise models an unusual design
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Traditional: Channel Nine presenter Jo Hall models a fun but more classic look
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Pool shark: A green straw piece is modeled alongside a pool table
‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’.
‘Against all odds, Chantelle and Steve won The Block in April in a fairytale-ending finale, selling their three-bedroom apartment for a whopping $2.47m, earning a record-breaking $636,000 in profits and $100,000 in prize money.
On Sunday night The Block Glasshouse finale saw brothers Simon and Shannon Vos win the series earning $335,000 from the sale of their apartment as well as $100,000 in prize money.
Aside from Chris and Jenna walking away with $310,000, the other The Block contestants didn’t fare so well in profits, with Max and Karstan earning $40,000 and the other couples just $10,000.
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Off to the races: Leah, Jo, Tully and Chantelle pose together to model the designs
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Girls day out: The four women looked like a group of friends heading off for a day by the track
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8PCIR00
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I've never stayed at a comfort inn so I don't know what it's like.
Wonder if she will be part of the radio task?
Still not sure what Ben is doing other than hanging out with Travis.
hooleydooley
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Hats off to her! Last season's The Block winner Chantelle's millinery business is off to a racing start as she releases new designs ahead of Melbourne Cup carnival
By Erin Van Der Meer for Daily Mail Australia
Published: 15:00 AEST, 14 October 2014 | Updated: 18:01 AEST, 14 October 2014
[DOUBLEPOST=1413301638][/DOUBLEPOST]Chantelle herself wasn’t afraid to model some of the designs, such as a tangerine and raspberry triangle shaped hat in a geometric pattern, and a large yellow layered number.
In April she and her partner Steve walked away from The Block with $736,000.
And Chantelle Ford has wasted no time pursuing her dreams, running a flourishing millinery business in Melbourne.
The blonde designer, who comes from a long line of milliners, has released a new range of hats fit for the races just ahead of the Melbourne Cup carnival kicking off in November.
Scroll down for video
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Throwing her hat in the ring: Former The Block contestant Chantelle Ford's millinery business is flourishing after the Melbourne woman and her partner Steve won $736,000 on the show earlier this year
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Mad hatter! Chantelle comes from a long line of female milliners, with her aunts both working as milliners
Ford Millinery’s 2014 Spring Racing collection is made up of bold, unusual looks for fashionistas keen to wear something out of the ordinary trackside.
Modeled by former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth, House Husbands actress Leah De Neise, Channel Nine newsreader Jo Hall and Chantelle herself, the pieces are certainly outside the bounds of traditional race day headwear.
Tully dons pieces including the heart-shaped ‘Loveheart Candy’ style, and a feathered piece called ‘Silent Goddess’.
The designs range from $140 to $490.
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Love it: Former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth models the new collection, which includes a heart-shape design in a geometric pattern
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Unique: Chantelle's designs are certainly not for wallflowers: Tully models a feather adorned piece, and another featuring black lace
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Raspberry beret: Tully wears a bright but more subtle design from the collection
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8P0dVJ6
There’s no chance of being a wallflower in any of the designs, but Chantelle says the striking designs fit right in on the field.
‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said.
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Standing out: House Husbands actress Leah De Neise models an unusual design
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Traditional: Channel Nine presenter Jo Hall models a fun but more classic look
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Pool shark: A green straw piece is modeled alongside a pool table
‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’.
‘Against all odds, Chantelle and Steve won The Block in April in a fairytale-ending finale, selling their three-bedroom apartment for a whopping $2.47m, earning a record-breaking $636,000 in profits and $100,000 in prize money.
On Sunday night The Block Glasshouse finale saw brothers Simon and Shannon Vos win the series earning $335,000 from the sale of their apartment as well as $100,000 in prize money.
Aside from Chris and Jenna walking away with $310,000, the other The Block contestants didn’t fare so well in profits, with Max and Karstan earning $40,000 and the other couples just $10,000.
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Off to the races: Leah, Jo, Tully and Chantelle pose together to model the designs
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Girls day out: The four women looked like a group of friends heading off for a day by the track
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8PCIR00
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I love a good Hat - but these are off the Planet!!!!!!
Hats off to her! Last season's The Block winner Chantelle's millinery business is off to a racing start as she releases new designs ahead of Melbourne Cup carnival
By Erin Van Der Meer for Daily Mail Australia
Published: 15:00 AEST, 14 October 2014 | Updated: 18:01 AEST, 14 October 2014
[DOUBLEPOST=1413301638][/DOUBLEPOST]Chantelle herself wasn’t afraid to model some of the designs, such as a tangerine and raspberry triangle shaped hat in a geometric pattern, and a large yellow layered number.
In April she and her partner Steve walked away from The Block with $736,000.
And Chantelle Ford has wasted no time pursuing her dreams, running a flourishing millinery business in Melbourne.
The blonde designer, who comes from a long line of milliners, has released a new range of hats fit for the races just ahead of the Melbourne Cup carnival kicking off in November.
Scroll down for video
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Throwing her hat in the ring: Former The Block contestant Chantelle Ford's millinery business is flourishing after the Melbourne woman and her partner Steve won $736,000 on the show earlier this year
+12
Mad hatter! Chantelle comes from a long line of female milliners, with her aunts both working as milliners
Ford Millinery’s 2014 Spring Racing collection is made up of bold, unusual looks for fashionistas keen to wear something out of the ordinary trackside.
Modeled by former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth, House Husbands actress Leah De Neise, Channel Nine newsreader Jo Hall and Chantelle herself, the pieces are certainly outside the bounds of traditional race day headwear.
Tully dons pieces including the heart-shaped ‘Loveheart Candy’ style, and a feathered piece called ‘Silent Goddess’.
The designs range from $140 to $490.
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Love it: Former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth models the new collection, which includes a heart-shape design in a geometric pattern
+12
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Unique: Chantelle's designs are certainly not for wallflowers: Tully models a feather adorned piece, and another featuring black lace
+12
Raspberry beret: Tully wears a bright but more subtle design from the collection
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8P0dVJ6
There’s no chance of being a wallflower in any of the designs, but Chantelle says the striking designs fit right in on the field.
‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said.
+12
Standing out: House Husbands actress Leah De Neise models an unusual design
+12
Traditional: Channel Nine presenter Jo Hall models a fun but more classic look
+12
Pool shark: A green straw piece is modeled alongside a pool table
‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’.
‘Against all odds, Chantelle and Steve won The Block in April in a fairytale-ending finale, selling their three-bedroom apartment for a whopping $2.47m, earning a record-breaking $636,000 in profits and $100,000 in prize money.
On Sunday night The Block Glasshouse finale saw brothers Simon and Shannon Vos win the series earning $335,000 from the sale of their apartment as well as $100,000 in prize money.
Aside from Chris and Jenna walking away with $310,000, the other The Block contestants didn’t fare so well in profits, with Max and Karstan earning $40,000 and the other couples just $10,000.
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Off to the races: Leah, Jo, Tully and Chantelle pose together to model the designs
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Girls day out: The four women looked like a group of friends heading off for a day by the track
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...nery-business-racing-start.html#ixzz3G8PCIR00
Now, I know how hat hatin' is a delicate subject around these parts so I'll tread lightly...
Those are some...erm...interesting designs...
On another note: this thread is still more dramatic than the current series of BB. Maybe Alex should send us all in as intruders
Come on now... let's be frank (and please don't change that after we've been the same blunt selves for a year in here)
These hats are horseshit.
Until this year I spent every weekend in Australia at a Melbourne track and both of these statements "‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’" and "‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said" are just blatantly wrong.
Jenny in Altona (shout out to Travis) would look like a massive dick rocking up in most of this stuff during Spring Carnival. Look at what the supposed milliner is wearing on her own head while playing pool lol!
I'm not catering to anyone's suddenly delicate sensibilities in here... these hats are rubbish and from the pic of Tully with the heart shoved on her head, I can now understand why she rarely smiles in her pics. Never could figure it out before or her yapping incessantly about her dentist but I get it now.
These hats are horseshit.
Until this year I spent every weekend in Australia at a Melbourne track and both of these statements "‘Once you're at the races and see what others are wearing, you'll wish you went more out there’" and "‘What looks big and over the top at home, will blend in perfectly once you step on the racetrack,’ the designer said" are just blatantly wrong.
Jenny in Altona (shout out to Travis) would look like a massive dick rocking up in most of this stuff during Spring Carnival. Look at what the supposed milliner is wearing on her own head while playing pool lol!
I'm not catering to anyone's suddenly delicate sensibilities in here... these hats are rubbish and from the pic of Tully with the heart shoved on her head, I can now understand why she rarely smiles in her pics. Never could figure it out before or her yapping incessantly about her dentist but I get it now.
If I knew how to start a poll...
Which of these hats ^^^ would you wear to an event with 100k people, GUN TO YOUR HEAD, and how much booze do you think you'd have to sink before getting the courage to wear it?
Which of these hats ^^^ would you wear to an event with 100k people, GUN TO YOUR HEAD, and how much booze do you think you'd have to sink before getting the courage to wear it?
The one that she's wearing with the heart makes her look bald...bald.
One of the other girls looks like she's wearing a piece of fucking pizza on her head. Now I love pizza but it has no place on a hat.
To be honest I'm kinda shocked Chantel designed them. She seemed so level headed on the Bachelor, but those are just weird.
I don't understand the "the weirder the better" view when it comes to headwear at the races. I usually just go for a flower in my hair and I never feel underdressed or out of place there.
Gun to my head: probably the one with the giant feather sticking up...in hopes that a bird would fly through and take it...
smurfette
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Must be a damn lot of Jade fans on here in that case, as pretty much everyone laughs at Ed and his dodgy fashion sense
They're really not nice. The ones that aren't designed to poke eyes out still look like fails. And I'm all for a creative hat. To be honest my husband would be hoping I'd poked his eyes out before putting one of these on my head and he's halfway metrosexual lately.
There are many unique hats without the typical top and brim... but these all look almost like a joke tbh. Jo Hall's got a flippin Grammy on her head ffs
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