Sally Obermeder looks effortlessly stylish in a vibrant floral dress as she steps out to watch Human Nature perform at charity gala in Sydney
Sally Obermeder put on a stylish show as she stepped out to watch Human Nature perform at a glitzy charity gala in Sydney on Friday evening.
The TV star, 51, made sure she turned heads in a vibrant ensemble as she arrived at the glitzy spring lunch event organized by cancer charity Tour de Cure at Doltone House.
She exuded sophistication in a white dress decorated with red and green flowers and with a chic tiered skirt.
The presenter added a pair of beige heels to her frame and completed her look with a pair of chunky gold earrings.
Sally pulled her brunette locks back into a sleek ponytail and appeared to be in jovial form as she grinned from ear to ear as she posed for the cameras.
We raised over 900K++ for cancer research and support – and Human Nature took the stage – fresh from their Vegas residency!
The guest list also included Jamie Durie, Brendan Jones, Matt Doran and Jacinta Stapleton.
Seven News star Angie Asimus was also in attendance just hours after announcing her brand new role as 7News weekend co-anchor alongside Michael Usher.
Sally Obermeder put on a stylish display as she stepped out to watch Human Nature perform at a glitzy charity gala held by the Tour de Cure at Sydney’s Doltone House on Friday evening
Seven News star Angie Asimus was also in attendance just hours after announcing her brand new role as 7News weekend co-anchor alongside Michael Usher.
Pop group Human Nature, known for their hits Runaround Sue and Under the Boardwalk, also took the stage to perform
They put on an energetic performance for the impressed audience, which included more than 600 distinguished guests
Pop group Human Nature, known for their hits Runaround Sue and Under the Boardwalk, also took the stage to perform.
They put on an energetic performance for the impressed audience, which included more than 600 distinguished guests.
During a silent auction, guests also took home a range of luxury donated prizes, including a Drumfire sailing experience for 10 people and a consultation with landscape designer Jamie Durie.
Also up for grabs was a three-course dinner from Iceberg celebrity chef Alex Prichard, accompanied by a range of Torbrek wines.
Since 2007, the Tour de Cure has raised more than $138 million and funded more than 1,019 cancer projects, leading to 174 major scientific breakthroughs.