The 2026 TV WEEK Logies brought together some of Australia’s most celebrated television personalities for a night of glamour, celebration and exceptional fashion.
For Fairfax & Roberts, we were honoured to loan jewellery to a wonderful group of women for the 2026 Logies, each bringing her own sense of style and personality to the evening. While jewellery may provide the finishing touch, every look is the result of a creative collaboration between the woman wearing it, her stylist, designer and creative team.
Here are some of the women we were proud to dress in Fairfax & Roberts jewellery for the 2026 Logies.
Emily Symons
Emily Symons brought timeless glamour to the Logies, wearing Fairfax & Roberts jewellery alongside a custom-made gown by Mary Ioannidis Couture.
Her look was styled by Donny Galella, whose considered approach brought the gown, jewellery and overall look together beautifully.
Allison Langdon
Allison Langdon chose Fairfax & Roberts jewellery to complement a custom halter-neck gown by Velani, handcrafted in their Sydney atelier.
Styled by Beck Wilson, the look brought together sculptural tailoring, intricate craftsmanship and statement jewellery for a sophisticated Logies moment.
Deb Mailman
A particularly significant evening for Deb Mailman, who was inducted into the TV WEEK Logies Hall of Fame.
Deb wore Fairfax & Roberts jewellery with a custom suit by Maara Collective, styled by Donny Galella and finished with a handmade beaded bracelet crafted by her Bidjara community.
The tailored silhouette offered the perfect canvas for jewellery with presence, creating a look that felt both sophisticated and distinctly her own.
Ricki-Lee Coulter
Ricki-Lee Coulter embraced couture glamour in a custom gown by Diane Lewis Couture, paired with Fairfax & Roberts jewellery.
Her look was styled by Natalia de Martin, with assistance from Larissa Stroza.
It was a beautiful example of how jewellery can elevate a couture look without competing with it — adding light, texture and a sense of occasion.
Andrea Lam
Andrea Lam wore Fairfax & Roberts jewellery with a look by Jason Grech, styled by Lorraine Verheyen.
The combination of couture and fine jewellery created a polished and sophisticated evening look, with each element thoughtfully considered as part of the whole.
Heather Mitchell
Heather Mitchell wore a bespoke-designed dress by Voellk, choosing to pair the look with Fairfax & Roberts jewellery.
The combination of considered design and fine jewellery created an elegant evening look, with the jewellery adding a refined finishing touch to the bespoke gown.
Ellie Parker
Ellie Parker wore a couture creation by Daniel Learmont Couture, choosing to pair the look with Fairfax & Roberts jewellery.
The pairing brought together the artistry of couture with the craftsmanship of fine jewellery, creating a polished and sophisticated look for the evening.
Miranda Tapsell
Miranda Tapsell brought her own effortless sense of style to the Logies, wearing Fairfax & Roberts jewellery with a gown by Rebecca Vallance.
Styled by Kelly Hume, the look paired the clean sophistication of the gown with jewellery chosen to add a touch of considered glamour to the evening.
Behind Every Great Look Is a Creative Collaboration
The red carpet may be where a look is seen, but bringing that look to life is a collaborative process.
We are proud to acknowledge the talented stylists and designers who helped shape these Logies looks, Donny Galella, Natalia de Martin, Larissa Stroza, Lorraine Verheyen, Beck Wilson and Kelly Hume, alongside Mary Ioannidis Couture, Maara Collective, Diane Lewis Couture, Jason Grech, Velani by Nicky, Voellk, Daniel Learmont Couture and Rebecca Vallance.
From custom couture and bespoke gowns to hand-finished tailoring, each designer brought their own craft and perspective to the evening. The stylists then brought together the fashion, jewellery and finer details to create a complete look that reflected each woman's individual style.
The jewellery became another layer in that creative conversation.
For Fairfax & Roberts, this is what makes dressing for an occasion so special. Jewellery is not simply the final accessory. It is part of the storytelling — chosen to complement the wearer, the clothes and the moment.
It becomes part of the moment.
