Pip Edwards showcased her wealth by flaunting a very expensive accessory for her short-term getaways.
On Monday, the P.E Nation co-founder, 44, took to her Instagram Story to show off a brand new $2,190 mint green duffle bag she'd purchased from Rimowa.
'My new overnight duffle bag - just in time for school holiday adventures,' she wrote alongside a photo of the new bag.
The fashion designer is known for splashing out on luxury items and experiences.
Last month, Pip forked out a staggering $1,500 on a 'six hand' massage as she gave fans an insight into her lavish self-care routine.
Pip Edwards (pictured) showcased her wealth on Monday by flaunting a very expensive accessory for her short-term getaways
The P.E Nation co-founder, 44, took to her Instagram Story to show off a brand new duffle bag she'd purchased from Rimowa
Three 'elite' masseuses all pampered the P.E Nation founder as part of the unique 'six hand' massage, which costs as much as $1,587.
In the videos, Pip was seen lying down naked for the very extravagant massage option at Venustus Beauty and Body Lab in Paddington, Sydney.
The luxury day spa prices its 'six hand' full body massages at $1,059 for a 60-minute session, $1,333 for 70 minutes or a huge $1,587 for a 90-minute pamper experience.
Pip's athleisure brand P.E Nation confirmed Claire was stepping back from the business in March, with Pip, 44, taking over as the sole creative director.
The shock decision ended one of Aussie fashion's longest lasting relationships, and the friends have since been hit by rumours of a falling out.
The lightweight mint travel green bag is worth $2,190
The fashion designer is known for splashing out on luxury items and experiences and recently forked out a staggering $1,500 on a 'six hand' massage
Earlier this month, Pip spoke about her former business partner for the first time after her sudden departure, as she reflected on their 10 years working together.
'In P.E. Nation with my business partner - she was the product one. She was an amazing designer and I was more the marketing side of things,' she said on the Kyle And Jackie O Show on Thursday.
While she didn't comment on the circumstances that prompted Claire's exit, Pip said she has fond memories of working with her former partner as she praised for being an 'amazing designer' and gushed over how well they worked together.
Pip went on to give an insight into how the business has changed since Claire's exit, revealing there are now many more people working on the brand's designs.
'The two of us got together and really kicked [P.E Nation] off. But now there's a team of... lots, the design team has got eight [people],' she told hosts Jackie O Henderson and Kyle Sandilands.
Her comments come just weeks after she seemingly took a thinly-veiled swipe at Claire in a social media post amid rumours of a falling out between them.
Last month, Pip took to Instagram to share a picture of herself backstage at P.E Nation's first Australian Fashion Week show since Claire's departure.
In a caption alongside the snap of herself and her smiling colleagues, she penned in an apparent swipe: 'We did good. My fave team ever.'
Pip also recently wiped all traces of Claire from P.E Nation's social media in a seemingly telling move.
The act erased years of posts promoting the sportswear brand, and all traces of her former business partner from the page.
Pip's athleisure brand P.E Nation confirmed Claire (right with Pip) was stepping back from the business in March, ending one of Aussie fashion's longest lasting relationships
Countless photos of the friends attending events together and promoting their brand are now gone, as Pip starts a new chapter in her professional life.
She poignantly captioned her post: 'The past has been celebrated and now we pave the way for a new beginning.
'This fresh start has been initiated by wiping the slate clean to usher in a new age @p.e.nation #penation.'
Following Claire's shock exit, Pip has taken over as the sole creative director and is giving the brand a huge overhaul and relaunch.
At the time, P.E Nation said in a statement that Claire would be 'pursuing other creative endeavours' and taking her career in a new direction.
Pip also recently wiped all traces of Claire from P.E Nation's social media in a seemingly telling move amid rumours of a falling out between the pair
The brand told the Daily Telegraph: 'After 10 years of driving P.E Nation with friend and co-founder Pip Edwards, Claire Greaves has made the decision to step out of the day to day running of the business.
'Claire will remain on the board and will retain her shareholding as the company continues to thrive in the very creative, visionary hands of Pip Edwards at the helm, along with the board of directors.
'The business has secured and developed an extremely strong product and design team.
'Pip and the company are in complete support of Claire's transition to pursue other creative endeavours and wish her the absolute best in her next chapter.'
Pip and Claire, who were recently hit by rumours of a rift, co-founded the athleisure brand in Sydney back in 2015, and turned it into a globally thriving business.
