Kylie Minogue, 58, is dripping in Chanel in leggy midi skirt

The front row at the Chanel Cruise 2026/27 fashion show in Sydney on Wednesday night was made even more glamorous by a surprise appearance from Australian pop princess Kylie Minogue. 

The Padam Padam singer, 58, was dripping in head-to-toe Chanel for her stylish solo outing, looking effortlessly elegant in the designer brand's signature minimalist aesthetic. 

Kylie flaunted her legs in a flattering midi skirt, which she complemented with a matching cream-coloured knit cardigan, fastened at the front with brilliant gold buttons. The star complemented her co-ord with a classic black Chanel bag and two-toned slingback heels. 

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For the final dazzling touch, Kylie slung a multi-strand chain belt adorned with coils of gold low on her hips, looking every inch a style icon with her 'It' girl accessory that has become a festival staple. 

The pop icon, who wore her hair down in natural waves, was front and centre at the fashion show in the coveted front row section. Kylie was pictured applauding the runway spectacular with a bright smile on her face. 

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Kylie's glamorous style

From her theatrical showgirl costumes to the gold hot pants she famously wore in the Spinning Around music video, Kylie has well and truly left her mark on the fashion world across her career. 

Last month, the singer proved she knows how to nail a red carpet dress code at the star-studded Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles. 

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Kylie stunned in a gorgeous strapless black gown by Saint Laurent with a high leg split on one side. 

Kylie's private world

Kylie is used to being in the spotlight after four decades, but in her recent documentary, the actress lifted the lid on her private world. "I like to keep the mystery," the Spinning Around songstress told HELLO! exclusively ahead of her three-part Netflix documentary release in May. 

"I am not a kind of 'here it all is…', I don't think I'll ever be that person. And I think for one's own sanity, you need to keep ... I mean, it probably sounds at odds as I’m sitting in front of a documentary poster."

"I've lived a public life, but I am still a very private person," she added.