Within the electric walls of Sydney’s Machine Hall precinct, five game-changing women stepped into their power at marie claire’s inaugural Power Talks event last month.
Comedian and actor Celeste Barber, fashion designer Camilla Franks, actor and advocate Chloé Hayden, lawyer, advocate and Yes campaigner Professor Megan Davis and Vida Glow founder Anna Lahey shared their journeys to success alongside marie claire’s new editor, Georgie Abay.
The sold-out event, which was proudly presented by Pandora, with Kérastase, Vida Glow, Frankie4 Footwear and Stella Insurance also providing support, was a hot ticket, attended by a remarkable group of Australian women, all there to celebrate the joy of womanhood and the power we hold to achieve great things.
Setting the tone for the night was the opening speech by Georgie Abay, who reminded…