Chrissie Swan reveals hidden Logies outfit detail while showing off incredible transformation

She's previously opened up about how her transformation changed her life and last night Chrissie Swan showed off the incredible results of her lifestyle overhaul at the 2023 Logie Awards.

The 49-year-old looked stunning showing off her 90kg weight loss in an off-the-shoulder burgundy dress by Solace London.

She accessorised with a pair of statement earrings from LO Collections and hilariously revealed on her Instagram that her Fendi purse is actually "a Bali knock off".

Fans of the star flocked to her comments section to gush over her look, with one person writing: "Wow showstopper".

"Love your outfit you look so good," another person said.

"Love that you took a Bali knockoff to the Logies," a fan wrote.

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Back in March, Chrissie teared up over her transformation, saying she was ‘halfway to dying’ before she decided to make a huge change.

The 49-year-old TV presenter opened up on The Imperfects podcast about taking up walking after Melbourne's 112-day lockdown, saying it's changed her life.

“I was 45 and I went, ‘I reckon I’m halfway to dying, if I’m lucky’,” she said.

“Am I happy with this going on the way it is? Am I happy with who I am with other people, am I happy with who I am for me? What do I want to change?”

This is when Chrissie decided to make the change, taking up walking to improve her physical and mental health.

”And I get emotional thinking about it because walking has absolutely changed my life,” she said through tears. “Every day I walk.”

Chrissie said it’s hard to make changes but now she’s ‘so attuned and if something feels wrong’ she knows she’s ‘going to walk on it’.

This walk could range from an hour to ‘10km every day for a month’, but in the end, she always ‘gets the answer’.

Last year, Chrissie told The Australian Women's Weekly that the Covid-19 lockdown in Melbourne was a huge catalyst for her lifestyle transformation.

"We couldn't go out to dinner, we couldn't go to a friend's house, they couldn't come to us, we couldn't go outside five kilometres. All we could do was walk, and so that's what I did," she told the publication, sharing that she walks for up to two hours a day.

Chrissie previously revealed on The Project she'd stopped drinking nine months earlier and had been sober ever since.

At the time she said she'd "recommend it" to others after not feeling her best during the first lockdown in Melbourne.

"I really am reticent to be the poster girl for sobriety because it was a decision I made for myself after giving it a fair nudge in the first lockdown last year," she told her co-hosts.

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