Channel Seven weather star Jane Bunn flaunted her dramatically slimmer figure on Monday night as she stepped onto the red carpet at the 2026 Brownlow Medal count.

The 47-year-old meteorologist turned heads at the Crown Palladium in Melbourne in a striking one-shouldered sky-blue Effie Kats evening gown as she presented at the event.

The figure-hugging design highlighted the dramatic weight loss transformation she had undergone over the past few years.

Jane's elegant ensemble was completed with her blonde locks styled into a glamorous, voluminous wave, while a soft layer of nude-toned makeup enhanced her natural features. 

She radiated confidence at footy's night of nights, looking every inch the glamorous TV star.

Jane's dramatically slimmer appearance was particularly noticeable when compared with her look at the same event in 2023.

Three years ago, Jane opted for a different silhouette, with her figure appearing fuller as she attended the event in a striking black gown.

By comparison, her 2026 look showcased a noticeably more slender frame, with the fitted gown drawing attention to her waist and creating a sleek, streamlined silhouette.

Jane has continued to turn heads with her noticeably slimmer physique after undergoing a significant transformation. 

She first unveiled her slimmed-down figure at the Brownlow Medal last year, when she revealed she was undergoing a health journey.

At the time, she told the Herald Sun that she had been 'prioritising her health'.  

'For the past few months I've really been prioritising my health, and that shift has brought so much energy and joy into my life,' she told the publication.

'I feel strong, balanced and genuinely happy.' 

In March 2022, Jane revealed how she kept in shape.

She said she does a variety of high-intensity workouts before she gets on camera.

'I am addicted to my trainer,' Jane told the publication. 

'She keeps me busy with one-on-one sessions over the phone... I do barre/Pilates and HIIT before work.'

Jane went on to say she tends to get up at 9am on a Saturday and added she feels guilty if she sleeps any later.

The TV personality has developed something of a cult following in Melbourne.

She's even been dubbed Australia's most popular weather presenter, and is married to IT consultant husband Michael.