Crown Oaks Day 2019: The worst dressed celebrities in the Birdcage

Celebrities wearing wacky accessories and bizarre fabrics straight from movie sets have committed crimes against fashion at Crown Oaks Day. Celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson shrouded herself in vast swathes of 'tissue' and seemed to have borrowed a pair of glass slippers straight from Cinderella's feet, while former Home and Away star Isabella Giovinazzo took footwear advice from Lana with a similar pair of plastic heels and a rather infantile pleated maxi-dress emblazoned with flamingos Making her second appearance on FEMAIL's worst dressed list in the space of two days was celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson, who shrouded herself in swathes of 'tissue paper' and donned a pair of plastic heels which looked like Cinderella's glass slippers. Former Neighbours actress Olympia Valance donned dated neon stilettos and a shapeless Grecian maxi-dress, which looked to be belted with a length of curtain rope, while Australia's favourite weather girl Jane Bunn seemed to have forgotten to iron her dress before leaving the house Reality star Lorinska Merrington flaunted too much leg for Flemington in this poorly tailored blazer, and also faced the sartorial embarrassment of arriving in the same shoes as Lana Wilkinson Model Rebecca Harding tried to recreate Audrey Hepburn's most iconic look from Breakfast at Tiffany's, but her ill-fitting mini-dress jarred with the full length opera gloves leaving her closer to a mime act than Mademoiselle Chanel Australia's favourite weather presenter Jane Bunn fell flat in a blush floral midi-dress and fussy pink fascinator at the front of her hair. Fashion designer Effie Kats jumped on this season's divisive trend for lame fabric with this neon green belted blazer and skirt set Survivor Australia winner Pia Miranda would have been more at home in Byron Bay than the betting shop at Flemington in this dowdy bohemian maxi-dress and black tasselled bag, while Australian rules footballer Abbey Holmes was sure to be hot under the collar right through to the final race Australian rules footballer Abbey Holmes broke the strict Flemington dress code by flaunting her abs in a peach leather midi-dress, featuring a silver-buckled belt and strategic cut outs that would have been more suitable to the back of the ensemble. WAG Brit Davis looked beautiful from behind, but her pink-and-white brocade gown was less flattering from the front thanks to a poorly cut hemline and fish tail train Sports Illustrated model Jessica Gomes was dressed for the wrong season in this thick, knitted navy dress and dowdy black heels which featured small gaps around her big toes Network Ten presenter Sandra Sully looked to be celebrating Christmas two months early with this red, wrapping paper-inspired headpiece shaped in a bow, while model Nicole Trunfio looked out of place in a baby blue crepe mini-dress with a Victorian style bustle on the back The usually chic David Jones ambassador teamed the seasonally inappropriate number with a dowdy pair of black heels, which featured small gaps around her big toes, and a pair of polarised sunglasses.