She means business! Jodi Gordon looks chic in $1500 ensemble as she arrives at the Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit in Sydney

Jodi Gordon looked effortlessly chic as she stepped out in Sydney on Saturday.

The Neighbours star wore over $1500 worth of designer clothes as she arrived at the Museum of Contemporary Art for the Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit.

The 39-year-old actress dressed to impress in a beige pantsuit by Australian luxury fashion company Oroton, which retail for $429.

She completed the look with the brand's chic 'Wrap Blazer' which sells for $600.

Jodi also matched her suit with the brand's Sabine small shoulder bag, priced at $529.

She accessorised with a pair of white heels and wore sunglasses as she arrived to the event.

Jodi left her long brunette locks out and let her natural beauty shine with a natural makeup palette.

She attended the Australian Women's Weekly Health Summit to be a guest on the conference's 'mental health' panel alongside Jessica Rowe, Julie Goodwin, and Liz Dale.

The actress recently revealed her career change as a mental health support worker with Sane Australia.

Known for her role as Elly Conway on Neighbours, Jodi has spent over half her life in front of cameras and in make-up chairs, but she now dedicates four days a week in the mental health industry.

However, her commitment to mental health doesn't stop there. 

Jodi is also pursuing a Bachelor's degree in counselling and communication at Torrens University in Sydney, where she's gaining a deeper understanding of the transformative power of language in mental health.

'Stepping into a professional job in mental health is a huge change for me,' Jodi shared with Stellar.

'It's funny, because Home And Away was the first time I ever auditioned for an acting role. And Sane was the first corporate job I ever interviewed for. I was over the moon when I got it,' she continued. 

Despite her fame, those who call Sane's helpline remain unaware that the empathetic voice on the other end belongs to a Logie Award-winning actress who once graced the runways of Milan.

'This is what I love about Sane. Because it's a telehealth service, I'm just Jodi,' she explained.

'I'm just having a chat, asking questions like, 'What's going on in your day? What are you struggling with?' I love the anonymity.'

Jodi's new role at Sane Australia is more than just a job; it's a mission.

'It's quite an honour to work for a company that really fights to change the stigma around mental health. It's wonderful to work in the space of advocacy. Having experienced discrimination and stigma firsthand, there's a lot of purpose in what I do.'