Among the select participants, Three Over Six presented an elegant installation that reflected its distinctive world of art, objet d’art, and heritage handbags. The presentation captured the essence of the brand’s philosophy: the seamless intersection of craftsmanship, provenance, and contemporary refinement.

Guests were invited into a space that felt both intimate and meticulously curated, echoing the atmosphere of the Three Over Six Private Suite & Vault. The installation offered an encounter with modern luxury through a lens of timeless design, showcasing the artistry that unites collectible craftsmanship across disciplines.

Adding to the sense of occasion, Mars Marsanic, co-founder of Three Over Six, served as one of the esteemed judges throughout the Concours. Her discerning eye for craftsmanship, provenance, and design excellence brought a fresh curatorial perspective to the panel. Known for her ability to bridge the worlds of fine art, design, and luxury fashion, Mars’s presence underscored the shared values of the event and the brand she represents.

Her approach to judging mirrored the ethos of Three Over Six itself: an appreciation for legacy balanced by a reverence for innovation and artistry.

Throughout the three-day event, Hyde Park Barracks became a theatre of automotive icons. The Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing, its ivory paintwork and crimson leather interior gleaming in the sun, drew admiration for its sculptural purity. The stainless steel DeLorean DMC-12 stood as an emblem of futurism, while the Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa embodied the romance of Italian engineering. Nearby, a polished McLaren Speedtail captured the sleek precision of modern design.

Each car told its own story of history and craftsmanship, evoking the same devotion to artistry and authenticity that defines Three Over Six.

For Three Over Six, participation in the Sydney Harbour Concours d’Elegance was more than a presentation. It was a statement of shared ideals. Both the brand and the Concours celebrate the preservation of beauty, the pursuit of excellence, and the artistry inherent in creation.

As the weekend concluded, the harmony between automotive heritage and collectible design became unmistakable. In both worlds, luxury is not about excess but about meaning — about the stories objects tell, the hands that made them, and the lasting resonance of craftsmanship.

As the final engines fell silent and the sunlight softened over Hyde Park Barracks, what remained was a shared reverence for beauty in all its forms. For Three Over Six, the Sydney Harbour Concours d’Elegance reaffirmed a simple truth — that craftsmanship endures, provenance speaks, and design, when pursued with integrity, transcends time.