In April she and her partner Dorrie walked away from The Block with $736, 000.
And Chantelle Ford has lost no time pursuing her dreams, running a thriving millinery business in Melbourne.
The golden-haired designer, who comes from a long line of milliners, has released a new range of hats fit for your races just ahead of the Melbourne Cup brazillian carnival kicking off in November.
Ford Millinery’s 2014 Spring Racing collection is made up of bold, uncommon looks for fashionistas keen to wear something unusual trackside.
Modeled by former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth, House Husbands actress Leah De Neise, Channel Nine newsreader Jo Hall and Chantelle herself, the items are certainly outside the bounds of conventional race day headwear.
Tully dons items including the heart-shaped ‘Loveheart Candy’ style, along with a feathered piece called ‘Silent Goddess’.
The actual designs range from $140 to $490.
Love it: Former Big Brother contestant Tully Smyth models the new collection, which includes a heart-shape design in a geometric pattern
There’s absolutely no chance of being a wallflower in any of the styles, but Chantelle says the striking designs suit right in on the field.
‘What appears big and over the top at home, will merge perfectly once you step on the racetrack, ’ the designer said.
‘Against all odds, Chantelle and Steve received The Block in April in a fairytale-ending finale, selling their three-bedroom apartment for any whopping $2. 47m, earning a record-breaking $636, 000 in profits and $265.21, 000 in prize money.
On Weekend night The Block Glasshouse finale noticed brothers Simon and Shannon Vos succeed the series earning $335, 000 through the sale of their apartment as well as $100, 000 in prize money.
Aside from Chris as well as Jenna walking away with $310, 000, another The Block contestants didn’t fare perfectly in profits, with Max and Karstan earning $40, 000 and the other partners just $10, 000.
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