When it comes to competing for sartorial accolades in the Spring Carnival men are in the minority. But with a shift to digital entries, putting on your Sunday best may pay dividends. fashion style
There are many Miss Universes and Miss Worlds enjoying bedazzled crowns, giant cheques and endorsement deals but few opportunities exist for Mr Worlds to put on tight suits and offer opinions on world peace for serious money.
“With men entering photographs rather than coming to the races, we saw much more creativity,” Bagnato said. “We’re talking Issey Miyake, Commes des Garçons-level creativity. We need men entering to respect where racewear has been but to take it further and help it evolve.” For last year’s Fashions On Your Front Lawn winner Sherlon Garbo, a Darwin-based nurse from the Philippines, the Lexus prize helped him survive a challenging year financially.
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