Vogue Australia

A NEW WORLD

In fashion history, a red and purple outfit has only been pulled out to send some poignant, albeit pointed, messages. Princess Diana donned a red blazer and purple skirt when she sat alone outside the Taj Mahal in 1992 as her marriage crumbled. Her daughter-in-law, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, recreated the look for one of her final official duties as a working royal in 2019. And in 2022, clutching a pink Qur'an, Anne Aly wore a red Acler skirt and purple blouse to Government blouse where she was sworn in as Australia's first Muslim female minister.

Aly's appointment comes on the heels of a significant changing of the guard in Australian politics. For the first time in our political history, there will be a record number of Carla Zampatti dresses, as opposed to the once prevalent MJ Bale suits, in both houses of parliament The

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