The very modest life of the ‘Head of Fashion Week’: After we had runways and lived large in the Langham, we reveal the photos Diva -stylist Jamie Azzopardi does not want you to see it
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“I’m Jamie. I am the head of the fashion week. ‘
With those eight words, famous stylist and self described ‘Nomadic Gypsy’ Jamie Azzopardi burst on stage as one of the greatest personalities in Australian fashion.
It was an after-party during last year Melbourne Fashion festival. Azzopardi, whom she/them uses pronouns, was caught on camera who raged in a woman who had tried to enter a private position in Bar Bambi.
‘This will end badly if [you] Don’t move! This will end badly! “He screamed about the music. “I don’t know who you are … I’m Jamie. I am the head of the fashion week ..
“I don’t care. I don’t care who one of these b *** he is. ‘
Despite their exalted claim, Jamie was not in the Melbourne Fashion Festival board, but that didn’t stop them. Indeed, they still do it.
Famous stylist Jamie Azzopardi was around the Australian fashion week on the Walloons of the place (left). We can reveal that their home packages are much more modest than you would expect
Insiders from the industry have tipped us that Azzopardi lives in long -term budget accommodation in the center of Sydney. So we sent a Snapper round on Wednesday evening and confirmed it
On the Australian Fashion WeekAzzopardi was on Sydney’s Carriageworks on the Walloons As if they had the place.
After they have found themselves stuck in the media pit When the controversial influencer was deviated from last year, this time they were at the front and in the middle.
This is evident from the flood of photos of the agency that was submitted from Azzopardi who wore all kinds of shameful outfits, cherish themselves in the first row in the spotlight and mix with models and celebrities.
We understand that they have spent part of this year’s event in the Five-Star Hotel in Langham, probably their coterie of young models for the catwalk and street style paper walks.
But we also heard whisper Azzopardi’s usual excavations were a bit more down-market …
Or should that be a lot of more.
Insiders from the industry have tipped us that the so -called ‘Svengali of Fashion Week’ actually lives in long -term budget accommodation in the eastern suburbs of Sydney.
This was confirmed in a government document from 2025, so we sent a Snapper round on Wednesday evening and confirmed it on the camera.
Given is an example of the kind of colorful outfit Azzopardi is happy to wear during the fashion week
After a long day of smoothing and posing at Carriageworks, Azzopardi withdrew into their modest shelter, where you can rent a ‘generous’ room with basic facilities for $ 340 a week
The Azzopardi guesthouse is staying with a minimum stay of four weeks
Although it might be barebones, rest assured, the stays are well located for someone who wants to be in the movers and shakers of the city center of Sydney
Azzopardi made a hell of an entrance during fashion week on Monday when they arrived in a daring white dress that looked like a wedding dress, along with no fewer than four assistants in tow rope
After they found themselves in the Mediaput during the deviation from last year (seen here), the controversial influencer made sure that they were at the front and in the middle this time
This is evident from the photos of the flooding agency that was submitted of Azzopardi with all kinds of wild outfits, cherish in the spotlight in the first row (seen here) and mix with celebrities
Azzopardi changes outfits outside of a pub during the Australian fashion week
We understand that Azzopardi has spent a large part of this year’s event in the Langham, Sydney, a five -star hotel that is much more chic than their usual excavations
Azzopardi spied our snapper and hit the roof and went to Instagram to remind us of how it is ‘not ok’ to take pictures in public.
Fast – someone can better tell the press package at Carriageworks!
Now it is not a shame to stay with the type of budget host that Azzopardi calls home (for the time being).
We even think they scored quite a bit.
Although it is not a longham, a single person can stay in one of the 36 ‘generous’ rooms for $ 340 a week, if they don’t mind sharing a kitchen and a bathroom.
The location is also in demand, without vacancies for the next three months when we called to check.
But if you check in at the guest house that we have chosen not to mention, be prepared for a long residence because there is a minimum stay of four weeks.
“I’m Jamie. I am the head of the fashion week, ‘Azzopardi was notorious during last year’s Melbourne Fashion Festival in images that were shared on a large scale with insiders from the industry
It comes after Azzopardi had made a hell of an entrance on the fashion week on Monday when they arrived in a daring white dress that looked like a wedding dress, along with no fewer than four assistants in tow.
A year earlier they had caused a similar commotion by rocking up with an entourage of Minders, so one critic asked: ‘Do [they] think [they] Are on it with gala or something? ‘
When Daily Mail Australia contacts Azzopardi for comment, they denied life at the accommodation and said: ‘No, I don’t really do that.
“In my six or seven years in Sydney my address is mentioned in Victoria.”
Their admission comes days after an Instagram -rant about our photographer on Wednesday evening, in which they seemed to admit that they had been assigned outside their hometown.
“To the paparazzo who followed me home, stood outside my building and then tried to take my picture of me who came in my building without me noticing, I want to say a few things,” their post started.
A PR also told us that they believed that Azzopardi lived in the accommodation and said, “I’ve been sending them there for years.”
The same day they were photographed at home, Azzopardi was also caught on the camera that was hunted on the street on the street between glitzy fashion shows.
“I don’t think I actually collected,” they said when they were asked about the images.
“If I did, it would have been because I was literally broken.”
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