EXCLUSIVE The VERY humble life of the 'head of Fashion Week': After waltzing up runways and living large at The Langham, we reveal the photos diva stylist Jamie Azzopardi DOESN'T want you to see

'I'm Jamie. I'm the Head of Fashion Week.'
With those eight words, celebrity stylist and self-described 'nomadic gypsy' Jamie Azzopardi burst onto the scene as one of the biggest personalities in Australian fashion.

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