Aussie model of the moment Bridget Malcolm touched down in Sydney on Monday morning with two noticeable accessories on display. The 23-year-old beauty sported a diamond engagement ring on her finger, and a scruffy fiancé by her side. The Victoria's Secret model was returning to home soil ahead of her David Jones Spring Summer launch appearance on Wednesday night, and her musician fiancé Nathaniel Hoho was along for the Ahead of the major fashion event, Bridget spoke with Daily Mail Australia about her elaborate wedding plans. 'We are having two weddings,' the stunning blonde said. 'He’s a Pennsylvania boy so we are going to have one July 23rd next year, and one December 28th in Perth so two summer weddings.' Bridget, who chose an intricate blue floor-length dress for the show, said she hasn't thought too much about the wedding dress yet, but will likely choose a simple one. 'I was thinking along the lines of the Calvin Klein slip vibe, but that's as far as I have got with it,' she said. The pair, who are based in New York, became engaged in March this year during a holiday in Jamaica after a year of dating. Nathaniel, who fronts the band Walking Shapes, and Bridget will be in Sydney until Friday night before flying to the model's hometown of Perth for a week of relaxation. Next up for the model is a shoot in Canada and a gig with Ralph Lauren, before she begins working towards the Victoria's Secret show casting. In a video shared by Victoria's Secret on Youtube, Bridget talked about the show and the preparation behind it. 'It's such a hard process to get in. It's not only the casting,' she said. 'You're working out for months before, training hard and eating right. So to get in, It's a combination of a lot of work and a lot of dreams.' The 5'10 model says she needs to be in underwear shape all year round, and that she works out with personal trainers in Sydney, Perth, New York and Paris. But the model does have admit to one junk food weakness: 'I am a bit of a sucker for caramello koalas. I never eat dairy but whenever I come home to Australia I go straight to the store and get one it’s really exciting.'