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AFL stars, partners on the Brownlow red carpet

Nadia Bartel, Jimmy Bartel and his wonderful beard.

Nadia Bartel, Jimmy Bartel and his wonderful beard. Photo: AAP

Princess dresses, the colour red, jumpsuits and women wearing traditionally male formal suits were the most talked about trends on the 2016 Brownlow Medal red carpet, while the dress of a former winner’s partner divided opinion.

The night was dominated by people fawning over the outfit choices of Nadia Bartel, Alex Pendlebury, Jesinta Campbell and Jordan Ablett.

Ablett’s dress in particular caused a large amount of conjecture, along with her futuristic-looking boots.

But it soon emerged that Brit Davis, partner of Geelong skipper Joel Selwood, had won over most of the public and fashionista approval on the night.

And just because serial red carpet show-stopper Bec Judd sat the night out (she is heavily pregnant), doesn’t mean it wasn’t an evening to remember.

Here are our highlights:

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Brit Davis and her partner Geelong captain Joel Selwood. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

And it’s Brit Davis again because her Jason Grech and Cognitive Couture collaboration gown is so wonderful. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Oh, and here’s what it looked like from the front. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal red carpet 2016

Gary Ablett’s wife Jordan turned plenty of heads with this outfit. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

2015 Brownlow Medal winner Nat Fyfe and partner Elli Bradshaw. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Collingwood ace Adam Treloar and Kelsey Tomkin. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Melbourne ruckman Max Gawn with his partner Jessica Todd. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Buddy Franklin and Jesinta Campbell arrive at the Swans’ Brownlow Medal function. Photo: Sydney Swans Twitter

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Mardi and Patrick Dangerfield were popular on the red carpet. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Nadia Bartel, who always attracts red carpet attention. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Josh Kennedy and his partner Ana Cody at Sydney’s Brownlow event at the SCG. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal red carpet 2016

Western Bulldogs backman Lachie Hunter with his partner Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal red carpet 2016

North Melbourne captain Andrew Swallow and his wife Elise. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Jessie Haberman, fiancee of Carlton skipper Marc Murphy, is wearing Oglia Loro. Photo: AAP

St Kilda's David Armitage and his partner Jesse Hultgren

Western Bulldogs superstar Marcus Bontempelli with his mother Geraldine. Photo: AAP

St Kilda's David Armitage and his partner Jesse Hultgren

St Kilda’s David Armitage and his partner Jesse Hultgren. Photo: AAP

The AFL's best players and their guests have come out to play at Crown Casino in Melbourne for the 2016 Brownlow Medal.

Western Bulldogs hard man Liam Picken with his partner Annie Nolan. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Two of the red carpet’s classiest, Alex Pendlebury and Collingwood captain Scott Pendlebury. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal red carpet 2016

GWS midfielder Callan Ward with his partner Ruby Keddie. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Dani Shreeve arrives with sharp-shooting Hawk Jack Gunston. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Kate Cody poses in Sydney, without her Swans’ midfielder partner Dan Hannebery. Photo: AAP

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Western Bulldogs’ vice-president Susan Alberti and Collingwood Women’s AFL superstar Moana Hope. Photo: Getty

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Melbourne Women’s AFL superstar Daisy Pearce and her partner Angus Parry. Photo: Getty

brownlow 2016 red carpet

Port Adelaide midfielder Robbie Gray and his partner Annabel Whiting. Photo: Getty

brownlow medal 2016 red carpet

Courtney Boyd poses on the red carpet, without her partner Tom Lynch of the Adelaide Crows. Photo: AAP

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