The jaw-dropping price of influencer event hosted by Stax activewear is revealed

Stax co-founders Don Robertson and his wife Matilda hosted a star-studded fashion launch for their label in Sydney last week.

The flights and accommodation for the guests were all paid for, hosts Amy, Kate, and Sophie Taeuber revealed on their Outspoken podcast.

The event would have cost over $100,000, with all influencers staying at luxury hotel Little National in Sydney’s CBD.

The jaw-dropping price of influencer event hosted by Stax activewear is revealed after the label paid for flights, accommodations and gift bags. Pictured Co-founders Don Robertson and his wife Matilda

Stax also gifted each guest items from their new collection, a black rose and a digital camera.

The fashion launch was held at amusement park Luna Park, with singers performing at the event.

Alex Pike, former Bachelor star Bella Varelis and Sally Obermeder attended the splashy launch.

The flights and accommodation for the guests were all paid for. The event would have cost over $100,000, with all influencers staying at luxury hotel Little National in Sydney’s CBD. 

Married At First Sight stars Domenica Calarco, Jack Miller and Ella Ding also made appearances at the fashion event.

Kyle Sandilands’ ex-girlfriend Imogen Anthony made a style statement in a skin-tight frock.

Over the past year STAX. has grown exponentially, as this time last year the company only had 10 employees and now has 60.

Over the past year STAX. has grown exponentially, as this time last year the company only had 10 employees and now has 60

The brand turned over a whopping $1million dollars in revenue in just three days after dropped the Premium Seamless Volume 5.1 (PSV5.1) collection in March.

On March 1, the brand opened its first store down King Street in the Sydney CBD, which attracted both local and interstate customers on the first day – with some lining up from the early hours of 4am to be the first in store.

At the moment Don and Matilda are scoping out locations for a Melbourne store with future plans to open pop-up locations in Perth and Los Angeles in the US. 

The brand turned over a whopping $1million dollars in revenue in just three days after dropped the Premium Seamless Volume 5.1 (PSV5.1) collection in March