The 2025 VL50 Awards, which recognises the top 50 designers, architects, landscapers and artists in Australia, celebrated not only the creativity and dedication of these visionaries but also the alignment with a brand that shares their values: Range Rover. Since inception, Range Rover has been a pioneer in its class, setting new standards for design, performance, and technology. This year, Range Rover's involvement in the VL50 Awards highlighted the synergy between artistic excellence and automotive innovation.

The VL50 2025 Red Carpet event, held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, was a testament to the intersection of art and luxury. Crystal champagne glasses and a vibrant chartreuse carpet set the scene for a night of glamourous celebration. Notable figures such as Vogue Living Editor in Chief Rebecca Caratti, International Designer Michael Anastassiades, Adam Goodrum and Arthur Seigneur of Adam&Arthur, Rachel Nolan and Patrick Nolan of Kennedy Nolan, and Range Rover Ambassador and Interior Stylist Steve Cordony adorned the carpet, adding to the evening's air of elegance.

Range Rover played a pivotal role in the event, chauffeuring key guests to and from the Museum of Contemporary Art. Among them was Annie Paxton, who was named OTA Product Designer of the Year, presented by Range Rover. Her presence underscored Range Rover’s commitment to supporting and celebrating innovative and sustainable design.

Adding to the sophisticated atmosphere of the evening, the Range Rover SV Bespoke Orpheus Edition was on display. One of just six available in Australia, this exclusive model features bespoke details and unparalleled craftsmanship, perfectly complementing the ethos of the VL50 2025 Awards, which celebrate the pinnacle of design and creativity.