text: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia got off to a very dramatic start in Sydney on Sunday night, when the opening show was interrupted by a man who stormed the runway at the Ellery show. As designer Kym Ellery made her way down the catwalk to take her bow, a furious man understood to be a neighbour of the Carriageworks venue at Eveleigh made a very public complaint about the music. The local man was pictured covering his ears, wagging his finger, and shouting at a security guard who escorted him from the runway. Scroll down for video . Turn down that racket! A man stormed the runway  at Ellery's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia show at Carriageworks in Sydney on Sunday night . Drama: The man, understood to be a neighbour of the Carriageworks venue, walked onto the runway while designer Kym Ellery was taking her bow . Disgruntled: The man was overheard to tell security that the music was a 'disgrace', and that show organisers had 'no respect for the local community' Angry: Eye witnesses tell Daily Mail Australia that 'dramatic' loud music boomed throughout the 15-minute show . Bass: Electronic music boomed throughout the space for the duration of the 15-minute show . Hardcore electronic music with a heavy bass line boomed throughout the space for the duration of the show, which lasted about 15 minutes. The man was reportedly overheard complaining that show organisers were showing little respect for the local community. 'The noise is way too loud, this is disgrace,' eye witnesses overheard him say, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. 'It was loud but it was all part of the dramatic vibe,' a guest at the Ellery show told Daily Mail Australia. The Australian designer wasn't fazed by the disruption, the eye-witness added. 'Kym ran out merrily at the end, aside from that it all went perfectly.' Escorted out: The man was removed from the venue by a security guard . Down in front! Ellery only walked down half the catwalk as the scuffle occurred at the other end . Unfazed: The Australian fashion designer threw her hands in the air and smiled widely, the room erupting into applause . Indeed the style-maker looked utterly triumphant as she ran onto the catwalk as the show came to an end. Appearing on the glitter-covered runway in an all-black ensemble of her own design, she threw her hands above her head and grinned as the room exploded into applause - doing nothing to reduce the noise levels. The room was packed with fashionistas on the opening night, many of them wearing looks from the beloved designer's latest collection. On a high: Kym made her entrance in one of her own ensembles . Return to the runway: The Ellery show was the first time Gemma Ward has walked at MBFWA since before her six-year hiatus from modelling . Walk this way: Models sashay beneath a shower of confetti as the first show of Fashion Week came to a close . Black swan: A ballet performance on the catwalk marked the start of the 20th Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia . Highlight: It is the ninth time Ellery has showcased her wares at MBFWA . Intricate: Delicate fabrics and intricate prints contrasted with minimalist monochrome . Cheyenne Tozzi, Lindy Klim, Jodi Anasta, Jessica Mauboy and Bambi Northwood-Blyth were just some of the A-listers that showed up to support Ellery. It was also a special night for model Gemma Ward, who made the Ellery show the first time she has walked at Australian Fashion Week since before her six-year hiatus from modeling. It's the ninth time Ellery has showcased her wares at MBFWA. Off-the-shoulder, oversized silhouettes, and flares reigned supreme on the catwalk.
target: Local man ran onto catwalk as designer Kym Ellery took her bow .
  He was seen holding hands over his ears and shouting at security guard .
  Neighbour overheard saying organisers had no respect for community .
  Ballet performance on the runway kicked off first show of MBFWA .