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Samantha Harris models a plunging swimsuit by Australian swimwear label Indii during Indigenous Fashion Projects show
Samantha Harris returned to the runway during Afterpay Australian Fashion Week in Sydney on Thursday.
The 30-year-old model stepped out onto the catwalk in a patterned one-piece as part of the Indigenous Fashion Projects show.
Samantha flaunted her figure in a plunging spotted bathing suit by Australian label Indii Swimwear.
Strutting her stuff: Samantha Harris returned to the runway during Afterpay Australian Fashion Week in Sydney on Thursday
The suit featured a deep V-neckline and small ruffle sleeves, with Samantha stepping out in a pair of white block heel sandals.
She accessorised with a pair of apricot-coloured oversize spiral earrings, and her long blonde highlighted hair was styled in loose waves.
Samantha confidently sauntered down the runway to a crowd of the who’s who of Australia’s fashion industry.
Prints charming: The 30-year-old model stepped out onto the catwalk in a patterned one-piece as part of the Indigenous Fashion Projects show
Working it: Samantha modelled a spotted bathing suit by Australian label Indii Swimwear
The stunning star also modelled for Kirrikin, an Indigenous Australian fashion label.
Samantha looked incredible in a navy blue silk dress with a V-neckline and flowing shape.
She also wore a long, colourfully patterned belted kimono over the top.
Making a splash: Samantha confidently sauntered down the runway to a crowd of the who’s who of Australia’s fashion industry
Out of the blue: The stunning star also modelled for Kirrikin, an Indigenous Australian fashion label. Samantha stepped out in a navy blue silk dress with a V-neckline and flowing shape
After attending Australian Fashion Week as a guest, Samantha shared a photo of herself backstage on Instagram Stories on Thursday.
‘My turn to walk in a show,’ she captioned the mirror selfie.
In the photo, Samantha is seen sitting in front of a Hollywood mirror with makeup laid out on the dresser in from of her.
Discrimination: In an interview with The Morning Show in June last year, Samantha spoke about her experience with racism as an Indigenous model in the fashion industry
A masked makeup artist stood behind her with a brush in hand, as she prepared to get to work.
On Monday, Samantha revealed her excitement about heading to Fashion Week in a post on Instagram: ‘Let the fashion madness begin. Sydney Fashion Week 21’.
In an interview with The Morning Show in June last year, Samantha spoke about her experience with racism as an Indigenous model in the fashion industry.
All made up: After attending Australian Fashion Week as a guest, Samantha shared a photo of herself backstage on Instagram Stories on Thursday
‘I still can’t believe that I’ve been singled out about my culture and my race – I’ve been told that I’m a token Aboriginal model, and that I’m only a model because I’m Aboriginal,’ she said at the time.
‘I know it says a lot more about the person than me, but to hear that and to read that in this day and age, it’s really sad and not right.’
She added: ‘For people to single you out, and single a race out, it’s not right.’
In fashion: On Monday, Samantha revealed her excitement about heading to Fashion Week in a post on Instagram: ‘Let the fashion madness begin. Sydney Fashion Week 21’
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