Heartbreak High’s Josh Heuston steps out to celebrate Sussudio’s 1st birthday party
Heartbreak High’s Josh Heuston cuts a stylish figure as he steps out to celebrate Sussudio’s first birthday party
In the style of an elegant 1990s Parisian disco club, Potts Point’s chic hideaway Sussudio celebrated its first birthday last week.
None other than Heartbreak High star, Josh Heuston led the pack.
The 26-year-old heartthrob, stylishly dressed in a fluffy crew neck jumper from prestigious label Camilla and Marc, made an impressive figure at the event.
The sweater, combined with modern gray trousers, set the tone for a stylish, casual evening.
Once the fashion-forward person, Heuston accessorized his look with a series of showy gold chains, complemented by his stylishly coiffed curls.
Josh Heuston, 26, (pictured) of Heartbreak High made a stylish figure as he stepped out last Friday night to celebrate Sussudio’s first birthday party
The evening, hosted by creative PR and marketing agency Tropicool, with its flowing Patrón Tequila Tommy’s Margaritas, saw the genetically-blessed model joined by a motley crew of Sydney’s most famous faces.
Actors, models and reality TV stars came together and shook their hips to a pulsating DJ set devised by renowned DJ and producer Harry Nathan.
Among the illustrious attendees, the spotlight shone on Mia Healey, the gifted actor known for her captivating performances.
In attendance were The Block’s Josh Packham and Big Brother star Joel Notley, among others
Club owner Julian Tobias (pictured) was sent wild by guests with a pulsating DJ set
The evening, with its flowing Patrón Tequila Tommy’s Margaritas, saw the genetically blessed model joined by a motley crew of Sydney’s most famous faces
In attendance were Brodie Townsend, influencer Sammy Robinson, and MAFS grooms Brent Vitiello and Cody Bromley, The Block’s Josh Packham.
Also in attendance was Big Brother’s Joel Notley, Below Deck’s Tom Gay, FBoy Island star Mikey Gelo and genetically blessed model Toby Franklin.
They were all seen raising a glass of the classic Tommy’s Margarita and toasting Sussudio’s successful year.
Sydney’s most elusive speakeasy, Sussudio has quickly gained a reputation as a popular celebrity haunt.
It’s a place where the city’s rich and famous can let their hair down and shake their tail feathers away from the prying eyes of the public.
They were all seen raising a glass of the classic Tommy’s Margarita and toasting Sussudio’s year of success (Photo: Toby Franklin, Jeremy Alexander and Cinta Rockey)
Sussudio, Sydney’s most elusive speakeasy, has quickly gained a reputation as a hot spot for celebrities (Photo: Sammy Robinson with Raul Gonzales)