Eastern suburbs socialite Bernadette Fahey works out with outrageously expensive designer Pilates equipment from Celine including a $1650 yoga mat
Sydney Pilates queen Bernadette Fahey has taken her fitness game to new heights.
On Thursday, the eastern suburbs socialite did a workout using expensive designer equipment from Celine.
In footage shared to social media, the Body by Berner founder looked effortlessly flowed through a series of Pilates exercises.
She ensured she had the best equipment on hand for the exercise session, including a $1,640 yoga mat, $290 yoga brick and $1150 weighted bracelets.
She carried the equipment in a $2,850 gym bag and drank water out of a $770 water bottle.
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The blonde bombshell also wore workout attire from the French luxury fashion house, slipping her slender frame into a matching $2,900 Celine crop top and leggings set.
At one point, she incorporated the designer Yoga Brick for weighted movements and effortlessly maintained her perfect form.
'PSA all Pilates princesses @celine has dropped a Pilates collection,' Bernadette captioned the promotional post.
Last year, Bernadette and her husband Jordan Sukkar married in a star-studded ceremony at Scots College in Bellevue Hill, Sydney.
The bride stunned in a sleeveless satin gown from Steven Khalil with layered skirting and delicate lacy detailing at the bodice.
Among the A-list guests was Dina Broadhurst and Jade Yarbrough.
While it is not known exactly how long the couple have been together, they went Instagram official in May 2024.
The couple returned from their honeymoon in Europe earlier this year.
They spent weeks soaking up their newlywed status in France and Italy.
She carried her equipment in a $2,850 gym bag and drank water out of a $770 water bottle
The fitness expert kept her followers updated on their lavish ski resort getaways, sharing fun clips of the couple goofing around as they tried on various ski gear.
She also revealed they hit the slopes at the exclusive Santa Cristina resort in Italy's snow-capped mountains.
Bernadette flaunted her figure as she received a private lesson from a ski instructor while sporting designer $2,100 Louis Vuitton snow goggles.
The couple looked delighted to spend their time together on their unforgettable honeymoon, which is estimated to have cost over $100,000.
Throughout the trip, the newlyweds looked utterly smitten as they basked in the joy of their honeymoon.
Bernadette is known for being the fitness instructor to some of Sydney's most high-powered socialites and famous faces, including Jade Yarbrough and model Madeleine Holtznagel.
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