Lee Lee Chin's Logie nomination may have ruffled the feathers of certain "TV insiders" but if there were a best-dressed gong, her SBS colleagues would collect more silverware than the AFL The Footy Show.
While commercial network presenters are usually adorned in fast fashion, mid-market garb or the occasional "penis jacket" by Scanlan Theodore, the World News SBS team are modelling the latest from international labels and Australian designer wear worth thousands of dollars.
News anchors Janice Petersen, Anton Enus and Ricardo Goncalves are seen regularly sporting blazers, blouses and ties from luxury fashion houses including Lanvin, Versace, Martin Grant, Paul Smith and Missoni.
Kerri-Anne Kennerley's bold threads from Good Morning Australia and Midday pale in comparison to Jenny Brockie's Insight wardrobe. To tackle the heavy issue of Australia's gun laws with John Howard last week she strode out on a set adorned in Easton Pearson, Acne and Oscar de la Renta. 
Stylist Lesley Crawford, a former film and TV set decorator and production designer, has been working with SBS talent for 11 years and now promotes their looks via an Instagram account to rival Vogue.
"All of our presenters wear the clothes, the clothes never wear them," Crawford said. "I like to think of us as unfailingly professional but with a twist.
"It's no secret that a lot of people tune into our programs to get high-quality programming but more than a few people also love to see what our SBS talent is wearing. The Instagram account is a great vehicle for that. It's lovely to know that some of the beautiful local labels we support are getting the recognition they deserve too."
Crawford's team buy all clothes but borrow jewellery from local stores. Many presenters often wear pre-loved garments that have been retrieved from designer consignment stores.
"We've never been accused of being boring. A bit of personality is a very good thing. The day I'm accused of being boring is the day I need to find another job," she said. "'It's better to be looked at than overlooked', I feel like I say this on an almost weekly basis."
                Jodi Anasta's new acting role       
Jodi Anasta will star in a new film project. Photo: Getty Images
Let's be honest, Brax can return as many times as he likes to Summer Bay but he'll never be Martha. Martha, played by Jodi Anasta, was the Bobby Fischer of our time on Home & Away. When Anasta departed the show in 2010, albeit under a cloud of controversy, fans and network executives were disappointed, however this week will signal her return to the small screen.
Sadly, she won't be reprising her role as Alf Stewart's feisty granddaughter; instead she'll be starring in a new short film about purses.
The actor and Myer racing ambassador has designed six new styles for Mon Purse and will star in Mon Purse by Jodi - a film project captured and directed by digital influencer Margaret Zhang.
"It's a fashion film about the different types of girls who buy the Mon Purse. There's the sporty girl and the girl who loves to get all dressed up and go out," Anasta said.
"It is a dream come true and working with Margaret has been amazing, she's a creative genius."
Anasta was unsure of where the film will be released after its official premiere at an exclusive showing in Sydney this week, however the six purses she has collaborated on will go on sale online and in Myer's Sydney and Melbourne stores from   April 20.
The Logie winner hosed down speculation that she will be relocating to the United States to pursue her acting career, instead she has been auditioning for local projects while taking additional acting lessons.
"Home & Away was my first acting job after my very first audition. I had a tutor on set to teach me the ropes as it was a foreign industry to me but I loved it. I'm doing a lot of classes now and hope to land more roles in the future. I'm the sort of person who just throws myself into things and just sees what happens."
  Alexis Carrington was Donald Trump in drag       
Dame Joan Collins during her Dynasty days. Photo: Getty Images
Dame Joan Collins has been living out of "three suitcases" since   February touring and touting her cosmetics line through Miami, St Barts, Peru, Chile and now Sydney on the home shopping channel, TVSN.
The the 82-year-old was welcome breath of fresh air that whipped through our celebrity canals last week. While most stars are now avoiding questions about the upcoming presidential election in the United States, Collins avoided offering up her opinion of Republican black sheep Donald Trump by instead confirming her most famous role - that of Dynasty vixen Alexis Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan - is based on him.
"I mirrored Donald Trump to play Alexis," she said. "He's a friend of mine, and in fact his ex-wife, Ivana, is a close friend. I thought when I was planning how this character was I knew that Donald really loved Dynasty, in fact he wanted to be in Dynasty, and I thought well I'm going to mix him up with this great friend of mine."
That friend was Cappy Badrutt - the queen of the St Moritz social scene and owner of the Palace Hotel.
"So I used the chicness and the jet-setting Cappy and the business acumen and the strong ballsiness of Donald, which is I think what I achieved."
  Bella Hadid is Fashion Week's first big name       
Bella Hadid is coming to Australia for Fashion Week.
Fashion Week has its first big star attraction - Bella Hadid. The model and sister of Vogue covergirl, Gigi, is heading to Sydney to walk for Misha Collection's premium label, Misha Gold. She is also the face of the Resort 2017 campaign.
For the uninitiated in young Hollywood these days, Hadid, is the daughter of former model turned Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda Foster. Her father is Jordanian billionaire developer Mohamed Hadid. The 19-year-old is the partner of singer The Weeknd, aka Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, and runs in the same celebrity encrusted social circle as the Jenners and Delevingne sisters.
The model, who was named Daily Front Row's Model of the Year for 2016 and suffers from Lyme disease, will touch down to open and close the Misha show on   May 16. A label loved by J.Lo, Ariana Grande and her pals, Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
It has been a rapid rise for creative director Michelle Aznavorian who launched the label - known for it's Pelicano-inspired tight silhouettes and dramatic necklines - just over three years ago.
  Party of the week: Audi Hamilton Island Race Week 2016 launch       
Troy and Nicky Tindill at the launch of Audi Hamilton Race Week. Photo: Wesley Nel
Now the Taylor Swift circus has left Hamilton Island, the A-list are preparing to migrate north for the annual Race Week. Celebrities, sailors and sailing enthusiasts including Lisa Wilkinson, Melissa Doyle, chef Guillaume Brahimi and chef, singer and actor Silvia Colloca descended on the Vaucluse Yacht Club that was transformed into a tropical slice of the Oatley-owned island for an entree last week. Colloca will headline the opening weekend of the race from   August 20 when she teams up with Opera Queensland to stage Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice. Our Olympians will also be front and centre for a ticker-tape parade along Front Street.