Secrets of a supermodel! Montana Cox stands on her toes to appear taller as she poses alongside fellow model Victoria Lee at the Australian Open
She may be a model, but Montana Cox proved you can never be too tall, especially when posing alongside a fellow model.
The 27-year-old Australia’s Next Top Model winner was busted standing on her tiptoes as she posed alongside Victoria Lee at an event for the Australian Open in Melbourne on Thursday.
Montana looked summery in a long white print dress with cut-out panelling at the sides and a low back.
Adding some height: She may be a model, but Montana Cox (right) proved you can never be too tall, especially when posing alongside a fellow model. Pictured with Victoria Lee (left)
She rounded out her stylish ensemble with a pair of comfortable-looking black Chanel slides, but wanted some extra height as she posed alongside Victoria, 30.
Despite standing at 179 centimetres tall, Montana couldn’t resist subtly standing on her toes as she posed for photos next to Victoria in the garden.
Meanwhile, Victoria seemed oblivious to the height difference as she smiled happily alongside Montana.
Caught out: The 27-year-old was busted standing on her tiptoes as she posed alongside Victoria at an event for the Australian Open in Melbourne on Thursday
Getting a lift: Despite standing at 179 centimetres tall, Montana couldn’t resist subtly standing on her toes as she posed for photos next to Victoria in the garden
Victoria looked chic in a long white dress with a cinched in waist and flowing skirt.
She accessorised the ensemble with a pair of black sandals and held a matching coloured bag.
In an interview with news.com.au in August 2017, Montana spoke about her insecurities, and admitted she often worried about her sometimes problematic skin.
Standing tall: Montana rounded out her stylish ensemble with a pair of comfortable-looking black Chanel slides, but wanted some extra height as she posed alongside Victoria
‘Even when I have it now, and I go in to shoots with bad skin – I don’t want to go in to the shoot because it’s my job to have great skin all the time,’ she confessed.
She added: ‘It is a stab to your confidence when you do have bad skin.’
And she confessed that modelling casting agents will sometimes ‘measure you up and ask you to lose an inch or two’.
Real talk: In an interview with news.com.au in August 2017, Montana spoke about her insecurities, and admitted she often worried about her sometimes problematic skin