Is it possible to be a fashionista without a floordrobe? Can the conflicting worlds of style and sustainability co-exist? According to the trendy panel of eco-enthusiasts at Swap/Style/Snap!, we can be both ethical and elegant. All it takes is a little wardrobe ‘swap’ and some serious self-reflection. Reviewed by Amy Campbell.
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Melbourne, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Talks & Tours: Off the Page, Onto the Kimono – Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Whether it be printed into sandpaper or painted onto silk, there's no denying Australia's infatuation with Japanese art. Influencing fashion designers, artisans, and the lounge rooms of local art collectors for years, we joined a group of oriental enthusiasts assembled at the State Library to learn about the processes and practises behind this delicate form of fashion.
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Melbourne, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Art and Design: We Wear Future Exhibition presented by Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Ever wondered what fashion in the future will look like? According to Brunswick Street Gallery, it's not all silver and space-age. Head along to their latest exhibition, 'We Wear Future,' to catch a glimpse of what we'll be wearing ten years down the track. Reviewed by Amy Campbell.
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Melbourne, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Talk & Tours: Fashion in literature – Out loud, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
It’s easy to become enthralled by the lives of those existing purely on paper. Rendered only by words and imagery, the emotions and intimacies of two dimensional characters spring to life; their trials and tribulations become our own. Just ask performer Lise Rodgers, and she'll tell you a story, or three. On Thursday morning, 'Fashion in literature - Out loud' kicked off the 2015 VAMFF Cultural Program's 'Talks and Tours' section.
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Melbourne, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
Exhibition opening: ‘A New Beginning’ by Jenny Kee, Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program 2015
The woman who tamed the waratah is back, and she’s come bearing gifts of the most wonderfully woolly variety. On Tuesday night, as part of the 2015 VAMFF Cultural Program, Jenny Kee’s limited edition capsule knitwear collection was launched. Amy Campbell went along to Melbourne’s Pieces of Eight Gallery to check it out.
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