The Bachelor Locklan ‘Locky’ Gilbert’s 23 bachelorettes are announced ahead of its premiere

The Bachelor Locklan ‘Locky’ Gilbert’s bachelorettes have finally been revealed.

There will be at least 23 ladies looking for love in the mansion when it premieres on Channel 10 on Wednesday, August 12. 

From models and teachers, to actresses and mechanical engineers, and a former Miss Universe Australia finalist: here are the women vying for Locky’s heart.  

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In an official cast announcement on Monday, Locky is seen grinning at the first cocktail party surrounded by a glamorous group of women.

Ranging from 23 to 34 years of age, the ladies have varying professions and social media followings.

Juliette Herrera, 34, is the oldest contestant to be unveiled, and works as a stylist and writer in New South Wales.

Meanwhile, Rosemary Sawtell is the youngest to enter the mansion during its red carpet debut. The 23-year-old steals the show in a penguin suit.

While there are plenty of models and aspiring actresses headed for the show, there are also at least six scholars in the mix.

Roxi Kenny, 29, from Brisbane is an associate mechanical engineer and law student.

Western Australia stunner Kristina Abramoff, 24, is a PhD Scholar and health coach. 

Meanwhile, there are three teachers on the show.

Charley Bold, 25, is a HPE teacher from Queensland, and Madelyn Carver, 25, is a teacher in Tasmania.

One of the first names to be teased for the series was Irena Srbinovska, 31, who is a nurse based in Victoria.

Sportsbet have a Victorian winner over the age of 30 as an odds-favourite to win.

Also residing in Victoria are four other loved-up hopefuls.

Entrepreneur Nadine Kodsi is 30, makeup artist and model Paige Royal is 31, teacher Stephanie Harper is 26, car sales consultant Marg Zogoulas is 24, and aspiring actress Marlaina McPhillips is 31.

Marlaina, who works as a fundraising co-ordinator, had a small role in the AACTA Award-winning mini-series The Rackaracka in 2016. 

Three more stars from Queensland were also announced as Gold Coast real estate agent Gemma White, 28, sales manager Zoe-Clare McDonald, 23, and HR advisor Isabella ‘Izzy’ Maree, 29.

Clare Lange is a 26-year-old Perth-based admin assistant, while New South Wales star Bella Colwell, 25, is a media buyer.

On Friday, Daily Mail Australia exclusively revealed the identities of some of the ladies ahead of this week’s official announcement. 

Miss Universe Australia 2019 finalist Leilani Vakaahi, 28, who is famous for being the first woman of Tongan descent to compete in the pageant, is on the series.

The Sydney-based model previously worked in radio as an announcer for KIIS 106.5 and The Edge, but is now employed as a partnerships manager for Secret Sounds. 

Model and project manager Georgina ‘Georgie’ Glass was identified in one trailer by a woman believed to be her sister, who commented on social media: ‘I spot you.’ 

She has done swimsuit modelling before, and placed third in her bracket during Maxim Australia’s cover girl competition last year.   

In early promotional material by Channel 10, a series of hopefuls were also announced. 

Western Australia marketing coordinator Laura Calleri, 24, leaves Locky speechless during Wednesday’s premiere as she asks if he would court her with luxury goods if they dated. 

Showing up in bright, sparkly outfits to attract Locky’s attention will be Pakistani beauty Areeba Emmanuel, 25, and dancer Nicole Campbell, 26, both from New South Wales.

Isabella ‘Bella’ Varelis, 25, works in digital marketing in New South Wales.

The brunette beauty takes Locky’s breath away with her big brown eyes, as he compliments her looking ‘absolutely amazing’ on the red carpet on Wednesday’s premiere episode.

Locky will debut as The Bachelor on August 12 from 7:30pm on Channel 10