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PERTH FASHION
FESTIVAL 2019
YAGAN SQUARE 5 – 21 SEPTEMBER
2019 FESTIVAL PROGRAM
FREE AND TICKETED EVENTS
Experience our Properties
P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9
WELCOME It has been 21 years since the inception of
the Perth Fashion Festival and I’m pleased
and retail outlets. It will help diversify the
economy, create jobs and puts Perth on
FROM THE this year’s refreshed program has brought
the event back into the heart of our city, at
the fashion map.
PREMIER Yagan Square. It’s the support from the Culture and
the Arts, through the Department of
Students, up and coming designers and Local Government, Sport and Cultural
HON. MARK MCGOWAN MLA BA, LLB those in the creative industries will have Industries, the City of Perth and many
the opportunity to showcase their work other contributors that has helped secure
during the 10-day program of events. the festival, bringing it back to its roots.
The range of pop-up events, free fashion Congratulations to the Perth Fashion
shows and other industry forum events Festival organisers and supporters, and I
across the city will allow for stronger look forward to seeing this iconic event
collaboration and a more seamless link to continue well into the future.
get visitors from the runway into retail and
hospitality venues. Hon. Mark McGowan MLA BA, LLB
Premier of Western Australia
Hosting festivals of this calibre in the
centre of our city gets more people into
our restaurants, cafes, bars, entertainment
EVENT CALENDAR
1 AUGUST – 5 SEPTEMBER FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER
FASHION FILM INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS RUNWAY
FESTIVAL RUNWAY YAGAN SQUARE, 12PM
PALACE CINEMAS, RAINE SQUARE YAGAN SQUARE 6.15PM
MULTICULTURAL
DESIGNER RUNWAY RUNWAY
FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER YAGAN SQUARE 8.45PM YAGAN SQUARE, 1.30PM
VIP SHOPPING NIGHT FORUM #2 SOUTH METRO
WESLEY QUARTER, 5-7PM QUAY HOTEL TAFE: DNA
YAGAN SQUARE, 3.00PM
8 & 15 SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER
BRAZILIAN DANCE FUTURE RUNWAY FOREVER NEW
YAGAN SQUARE YAGAN SQUARE 6.15PM SPRING RUNWAY
CLOSING NIGHT 140, 12.30PM
YAGAN SQUARE 8.45PM MINKPINK
FORREST CHASE, 2.00PM
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 13-15 SEPTEMBER
STAPLE THE LABEL
FORREST CHASE, 3.30PM
GENERATION NEXT BETTINA MODEL
YAGAN SQUARE 6.15PM SEARCH 20 & 27 SEPTEMBER
DESIGNER RUNWAY YAGAN SQUARE
YAGAN SQUARE 8.45PM QUAY FASHION HOUR
FORUM #1 QUAY HOTEL, 5PM– 6PM
QUAY HOTEL
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
THE BEAUTY FESTIVAL
SUPPORTED BY L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL
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P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9 WELCOME FROM THE CITY OF PERTH ANDREW HAMMOND The Perth Fashion Festival is a popular event on the City’s calendar, delivering an annual program of colourful activations and events. The City of Perth has supported the Perth Fashion Festival since its inception in 1998. In the Perth Fashion Festival’s 21 year history, this event has proven itself to provide significant benefit not only to the local economy, but to the whole fashion industry in Western Australia. The festival cements WA as a fashion destina- tion, and in 2019, Perth city as a truly unique shopping precinct. Nowhere else do you have the extensive range of retail, food and beverage offerings in one convenient location. In the coming years, we’ll see even more diver- sity in offerings in the city, as major renovations to our shopping malls come to fruition, further enhancing the local retail landscape. I encourage everyone to visit the city this spring, and immerse yourself in the Perth Fashion Festival’s 2019 calendar of events. Andrew Hammond Chair Commissioner, City of Perth 2
P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9
FOREWORDS
This is the 21st year of the Perth Fashion I’m very proud to be Western Australian
Festival and we are shaking things up in and this is a great time for fashion in
2019. As well as continuing our amazing line Perth as the Festival enters its 21st season
up of designers at Fashion Paramount, for and returns to the heart of the City in
the first time we are taking Fashion Central September! Our annual celebration
all over the city of Perth. With Fashion of fashion, arts and ideas promises to
Paramount returning to the city and Fashion impress with an extended new program
Central with more activations than ever, we filled with fun, fashion and entertain-
really are bringing Perth to life! ment—everything we love! As Creative
Director it thrills me a lot that fashion and
Importantly for Fashion Council WA, the design now play an equally important role
Perth Fashion Festival continues to provide a with other artistic fields.
platform for local fashion designers, models,
stylists and make-up artists to apply their Similar to previous years, Fashion Central
trade. presented by the City of Perth will see City
precincts come alive with runway shows,
Fashion Council WA has made significant retail activations, giveaways and more.
changes to its business model and strategy You’ll also be spoiled with in-store offers,
in 2019 with a view to delivering year-round discounts and fashion experiences.
support to fashion and creative industries.
In addition we can now scale up and down Fashion Paramount officially launches
Naomi wears Little Dove top and dress, Alexandra Blak earrings, Liddon Pearls bracelet and ring,
in terms of resources to deliver major events on Thursday, September 12, featuring
when necessary, such as this. established and upcoming designers. I
am so proud that some of the brightest
We are grateful for the continued support young and emerging talent will be part
of our key stakeholders including the of opening and closing night, alongside
Dinosaur Designs bracelet, Poppy Lissiman sunglasses, Karolina Black boots
Government of Western Australia through some of Australia’s most recognisable
DLGSC and the City of Perth who we fashion names. Innovation and great visual
continue to work with to engage and deliver inspiration will be on show.
for retailers. AMP Capital is a stand out
supporter of the festival and our sincere This year’s Festival will showcase Perth’s
appreciation goes to the team that has iconic Yagan Square and Quay Hotel at
supported us since 2014. Elizabeth Quay to the world, and ensures
our designers continue to have access to a
We are experiencing challenging times in the global audience of consumers, key opinion
retail sector and it is now, more than ever, leaders and media.
that Fashion Council WA needs to provide
strong representation for the industry and I’d like to take this opportunity to thank
deliver amazing events such as the Perth the State Government, City of Perth, AMP
Fashion Festival that underpin that support. Capital Shopping Centres and all of our
The board of Fashion Council WA and I, as partners who allow us to support local
Chairman, commit to working with industry creativity—Enjoy the Festival!
stakeholders to achieve this.
Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan
Richard Poulson Creative Director, Fashion Council WA
Chair, Fashion Council WA
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P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9
supporting
creators
TPFF 2018 New Generation, Elementary The Label.
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Photo by Stefan Gosatti.
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SUPPORTING AUSTRALIAN FASHION ––– AMP Capital is proud to be a Presenting Partner of the 2019 Perth Fashion Festival. Perth’s premier fashion destinations, Garden City and Karrinyup shopping centres are committed to nurturing and advocating emerging designers and will continue to play a role in shaping the future of fashion in WA. Both centres are home to David Jones, Myer and over 100 fashion and lifestyle stores.
P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9 FASHION PARAMOUNT 6 SPECTACULAR EVENING RUNWAY EVENTS THIS YEAR, PERTH’S CBD WILL LIGHT UP FOR 2019’S PERTH FASHION FESTIVAL, CELEBRATING 21 YEARS OF PFF WITH A REFRESHED, REVIVED, AND RENEWED PROGRAM. THE SPECTACULAR YAGAN SQUARE PRECINCT WILL BE TRANSFORMED TO HOST AN EXHILARATING AND REINVIGORATED FASHION PARAMOUNT, PRESENTING AN OUTSTANDING DISPLAY OF STYLE AND CREATIVITY THROUGHOUT 6 INCREDIBLE RUNWAY EVENTS. FEATURING THE LATEST COLLECTIONS FROM SOME OF THE MOST PROMINENT LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL DESIGNERS, THE EVENING RUNWAY SHOWS ARE SOME OF THE MOST EXCITING THE FESTIVAL HAS TO OFFER IN ITS RICH AND DIVERSE HISTORY. EXPERIENCE THE VERY BEST OF WEST AUSTRALIAN FASHION, WITH THE MAGNIFICENT CITY SKYLINE SPARKLING IN THE NIGHTS SKY. AN OUTSTANDING MODERN VENUE TO REPRESENT NEW BEGINNINGS FOR ANOTHER ICONIC YEAR OF PFF. YAGAN SQUARE 12 – 14 SEPTEMBER TICKETS FROM $49 +BF TICKETS AT TICKETEK.COM.AU/PFF2019 8
Naomi wears Morrison top and pants, Natalie Rolt bustier, Lucy Folk bracelet, Liddon Pearls ring,
Dinosaur Designs bracelet and earrings, Camilla & Marc belt bag, hat from FA Concept Store
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N I G H T O N E R U N WAY #1
GENERATION
NEXT
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER, 6.15PM
The design talent flourishing in Perth is world-class and a fresh troupe of creatives are coming
up through the ranks. Be mesmerised by WA’s brightest burgeoning stars who are pushing the
envelope when it comes to silhouettes and craftsmanship. Distorted shapes, digital prints, soft
romanticism and sporty textures are just some of the design elements that will be explored in
this innovative show. A common thread in each capsule collection is the influence of multina-
tional heritage and the rise of technology. The next generation dares to be different.
Featuring designers:
Neil Sheriff—Hoodedwept Jemma Rae—Little Dove
Henrietta Grochowski—Ginger Never Cries Kristie Barnett—Unity and Frank
Monique Parr—En Pointe Kate Hannah—P’JUNK
Veronica Wisniewski—Wisniewski Gabrielle Rule—Five Second Rule
Jasmine O’Brien—Femtonic
N I G H T O N E R U N WAY #2
DESIGNER RUNWAY
PRESENTED BY AMP CAPITAL SHOPPING CENTRES
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER, 8.45PM
When it comes to fashion nothing is off limits. Opening Night brings a 90’s vibe runway with
Morrison, One Fell Swoop, Sass & Bide, Rachel Gilbert and Empire Rose, all featuring in
this spectacular showcase of local and national brands. Morrison and One Fell Swoop bring
effortless simplicity and chic; while Rachel Gilbert and Sass & Bide raise excitement levels; and
iconic local brand Empire Rose closes the show with a bang.
N I G H T T WO R U N WAY #1
INTERNATIONAL
RUNWAY
FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 6.15PM
The Asia Cultural Exchange Program initiative brings Australian and Indonesian designers
together by sharing the runway and highlight the cultural significance of Asian textiles and
their influence within the global fashion industry. East will meet West in a celebration of global
designers at this year’s International Runway. Indonesian collections AK Project, Quarzia
and Ali Charisma will showcase their stunning designs in contrast with Australian designers
Masayo Yasuki from Dogstar, Rebecca Paterson, creative of 33 Poets and Sarah Watanabe,
designer of Monster Alphabets. See two great cultures together in one incredible show.
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Naomi wears Sass & Bide dress, jacket from FA Concept Store, Justine Clenquet earrings, Camilla and Marc belt bag
N I G H T T WO R U N WAY #2
DESIGNER RUNWAY
FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 8.45PM
Timeless, elegant and chic, Hollywood glamour meets Western Australian style in the WA
Designers Runway where luxury couture and high quality local design takes centre stage,
featuring extraordinary homegrown talents Steph Audino and Reign the Label. As a renowned
and coveted local couture label, Steph Audino experiments with exquisite fabric techniques
from delicate hand embroidery and hand beading, to developing stunning custom designed
pieces. The concept of ‘couture, unique and one of a kind’ is something that remains core to
the brand’s DNA. Created by Bridget Hudson and Jo Iuliano in 2017, the talented duo at Reign
share a mutual admiration for unique and high quality design. Reign has become a label synon-
ymous to West Australian fashion, producing alluring and elegant pieces to suit your choice of
cocktail, evening, race wear or bridal events.
N I G H T T H R E E R U N WAY #1
FUTURE RUNWAY
SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER, 6.15PM
The future has no limits where creativity is concerned. The most promising design students
from WA’s leading fashion design schools and universities will showcase their exciting original
designs in this festival favourite, which encourages them to think outside the box and dream
up new ways of manipulating fabric. Featuring designs in categories including:
Ready-to-wear womenswear Ready-to-wear menswear
Eveningwear Eco-Design
Costume Wearable technology
N I G H T T H R E E R U N WAY #2
CLOSING NIGHT
PRESENTED BY DEPARTMENT ON BEAUFORT
SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER, 8.45PM
Department on Beaufort is one of WA’s most iconic multi-brand boutiques, providing the
people of Perth with some of the most outstanding fashion collections on offer. The coveted
local brand boasts a curated fashion offering, and has developed a cult following from fashion
lovers who appreciate the most renowned ready to wear designer collections. Department
on Beaufort will be closing the festival in spectacular style, featuring the very best of local,
national and international designers.
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@LOREALPRO #LOREALPROAUS #TECNIARTNaomi wears Femtonic dress, Alexandra Blak earrings, Clover Accessories bag, Liddon Pearls ring, Dinosaur Designs bracelet P E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9 CITY OF PERTH FASHION CENTRAL FREE EVENTS AND ACTIVATIONS THROUGHOUT THE CITY YAGAN SQUARE, FORREST CHASE, WESLEY QUARTER, 140 AND OTHER CITY DESTINATIONS WILL ONCE AGAIN BE THE CENTRE OF ACTION WITH A HOST OF FREE RUNWAY SHOWS, EVENTS, EXCITING WINDOW CREATIONS AND ACTIVITIES TO BRING A VIBRANT ATMOSPHERE TO THE CITY OF PERTH. CITY OF PERTH FASHION CENTRAL WILL PRESENT THE VERY BEST OF SPRING/SUMMER 19/20 TRENDS AND AFTER GETTING INSPIRATION FROM THE RUNWAY YOU CAN SHOP THE LOOKS AT THE MANY STORES AND BOUTIQUES IN THE AREA. THE CITY OF PERTH IS A HAVEN FOR STYLE, FROM AFFORDABLE TO LUXURY, MEN AND WOMEN, ALL TASTES AND STYLES ARE ACCOUNTED FOR WITH THESE ECLECTIC SHOWS. TAKE PART IN A MODEL SEARCH, WATCH A FLASH MOB COME TO LIFE OR JUST ENJOY THE RUNWAY SHOWS FEATURING LEADING NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL BRANDS, PLUS THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED MULTICULTURAL RUNWAY AND INDIGENOUS RUNWAY, OR WHY NOT GO TO THEM ALL? WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU ALL THERE. 16
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FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER
WESLEY QUARTER X JULES
SEBASTIAN VIP SHOPPING NIGHT
WESLEY QUARTER, 5 – 7PM
Jules Sebastian joins Wesley Quarter for SS19 Campaign, to shop her
favourite Spring/Summer picks in Wesley Quarter retailers. Jules will
visit Wittner Shoes at 6:30PM for a relaxed meet and greet with cus-
tomers and to chat through her favourite trends. The VIP Shopping
Night will include one-night only offers, complimentary cocktails,
in-store activations and giveaways from 5PM – 7PM; activating
participating retailers within Wesley Quarter.
To start the dialogue around Purposeful Retail, the VIP Shopping
Night includes a cause component; for every purchase made during
the event, Wesley Quarter will donate one dollar to The Sebastian
Foundation, who help Australian families live the best lives they
possibly can.
SUNDAY 8 & 15 SEPTEMBER
BRAZILIAN DANCE
YAGAN SQUARE
The 7th of September is a national day celebrating Brazil’s inde-
pendence from Portugal called ‘Sete de Septembro.’ It is a day of
festivities celebrating all aspects of their culture, history, fashion,
sports, food and of course what Brazilians are so famous for: their
music and dancing! Suddenly we think of feathers, drums, carnival
and samba, but in fact one of Brazil’s most widely danced and
popular styles is a couple dance called Forró!
Forró originated in the north east of Brazil and was characterised by
many couples dancing in embrace ‘2 steps this way and 2 steps that
way’ to the sounds of a ‘Trio’ band of a piano accordion, triangle and
drum. While keeping true to it’s folk roots, the dance and the music
has evolved into many dynamic and diverse styles danced all over
Brazil and now all over the world with a vibrant community here in
Perth: ‘Vamos forrozear (Let’s Forró!)’ and ‘Let the dance speak.’
Visit www.letthedancespeak.com for more information.
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BETTINA MODEL SEARCH
REGISTRATIONS Could you be the next junior STAR that Bettina Management are searching for? Bettina
Management are Australia’s top children’s talent agency and they are on the hunt to find two
YAGAN SQUARE
brand new junior stars to join the ranks. They have represented some of the most recognisable
faces in the industry and are industry leaders in the recruitment and placement of little stars in
13 – 14th September, 11am – 5pm
BIG campaigns.
15th September, 10am – 2pm
20 lucky finalists will get the chance to strut their stuff down the runway, in the finalist runway
show. The two lucky winners will receive 12-months exclusive representation with Australia’s
FINALIST top children’s modelling and talent agency, as well as studio packages, subscriptions to the
industry’s largest casting platforms, talent development workshops and more.
RUNWAY SHOW
YAGAN SQUARE Join us to cheer on the finalists as they walk the runway, followed by the announcement of
the two winners! Entries are open to children up to 16 years of age. Visit the Bettina Scouts at
Sunday 15th September, 4pm Yagan Square to enter!
SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER
INDIGENOUS RUNWAY: MULTICULTURAL RUNWAY
KIRRIKIN SALTWATER PRESENTED BY LEMARI
DREAMING COLLECTION YAGAN SQUARE, 1.30PM
YAGAN SQUARE, 12PM
In this years show, Kirrikin will be showcasing it’s Saltwater Fatimah Mohsin, is a Singapore based designer who has been in the
Dreaming Collection. This years resort collection will feature fashion industry for over 15 years and has become one of the most
artworks from recognised Aboriginal Artists – Emma Kerslake, Shane celebrated and sought after designer in Singapore. A darling of the
Hansen, Helena Geiger red carpet and a purveyor of exquisite style and glamour, her atten-
tion to detail when it comes to design is truly immaculate. Fatima’s
Deadly Denim is a social enterprise fashion label sharing culture and work was recently showcased at London Fashion Week, Dubai
story on upcycled denim jackets and bags . Modest Fashion Week and many other major fashion events.
Deadly Denim collaborates exclusively with Individual Aboriginal Fatimah Mohsin's collection is influenced by the ethnic design and
and Torres Strait Islander artist around Australia showcasing their the use of tradition woven 'songket' fabric, whilst simultaneously
art work on fabric and denim.Deadly Denim also showcases Screen remaining modern, sensual and luxurious
printed fabrics from remote NT art centers such as Injalak Arts
(Gunbalanya) and Bábbarra Women’s Centre (Maningrida).
New collaborations with artists are released every season following
the Noongar 6 seasons and the Djilba Collection will be revealed on
the Fashion Central runway.
SOUTH METRO TAFE: DNA
The collection features art work by Menang Gnudju Noongar YAGAN SQUARE, 3.00PM
woman and artist Kiya Watt, Kalkadoon woman and artist Glenda
McCulloch, Ngarrindgeri woman and artist Amanda Westley
and screen printed Designs from Injalak art centre and Babbarra
Womens Centre.
Come join South Metropolitan TAFE at the DNA Runway Show
The show will show a more versatile collection, featuring the beauti- celebrating Diversity, inclusioN and Acceptance. Fashion students
ful colours of Summer and Autumn in flowing fabrics, and gorgeous explore their own DNA as inspiration for this high fashion event
feminine shapes to suit all our warmer weather casual but dressy day showcasing the diversity of creativity, precision skills and sustain-
and night wear. ability that SM TAFE is renowned for.
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RAINE SQUARE
FASHION FILM
FESTIVAL
SUPPORTED BY PALACE CINEMAS
Raine Square proudly presents the inaugural Raine Square Fashion Thursday 1 August
Film Festival at Palace Cinemas, with six red-carpet events each Jean Paul Gaultier: Freak & Chic (M / 96 MINS)
Thursday night from 1 August to 5 September. This celluloid
celebration of fashion lands perfectly at Raine Square as the future Thursday 8 August
destination for luxury fashion in the Perth CBD and home to the Breakfast at Tiffany’s (PG / 115 MINS)
luxurious Palace Raine Square Cinemas. Tickets to each of the six
events include a complimentary pre-film cocktail function in the Thursday 15 August
Palace champagne lounge with themed fashion displays, entertain- Celebration: Yves Saint Laurent (PG / 74 MINS)
ment and a deluxe Raine Square goody bag.
Thursday 22 August
The September Issue (PG / 90 MINS)
TICKETS $30 ALL INCLUSIVE/
$28 MOVIE CLUB MEMBERS Thursday 29 August
Halston (CTC / 105 MINS)
Thursday 5 September
Sex and The City (MA 15+ / 145 MINS)
THE BEAUTY
FESTIVAL
SUPPORTED BY L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL
As part of the Perth Fashion Festival Program, participating L’Oréal salons will celebrate runway-ready hair trends and
the hottest global hair brand. Tailored salon experiences will include beauty blogger hosts, special offers and product
giveaways.
Pop into one of our L’Oréal salons between September – October 2019 to discover a hair style that will ensure you are
Festival and Spring ready! Visit our website www.perthfashionfestival.com.au for more information on participating salons
and their exclusive offers.
FREE EVENT
SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019
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SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER
FOREVER NEW MINKPINK
SPRING RUNWAY FORREST CHASE RUNWAY #1
140, 12.30PM FORREST CHASE, 2PM
Inspired by European holidays, destination weddings and the warm MINKPINK is synonymous with contemporary Australian fashion,
weather to come, view Forever New's spring collection will be season on season presenting vibrant colour palettes and signature
showcased at 140 William, outside the Forever New Flagship store. prints. Fun loving and feminine, MINKPINK is designed for the girl
Discover a refreshing palette of lemon yellow, blush pink and baby at the forefront of fashion. This collection will be showcased at the
blue to add a burst of brightness to your wardrobe. newly re-developed Forrest Chase.
The runway will also offer a glimpse of Forever New’s Curve range
which is specially designed to flatter women sizes 16 to 22. Discover
the stunning pieces in classic jewel tones and fresh floral prints, just
in time for Spring.
STAPLE THE LABEL
FORREST CHASE RUNWAY #2
FORREST CHASE, 3.30PM
Staple the Label was established in 2009 focusing on effortless
looks crafted from luxe fabrications and contemporary design. The
philosophy is simple; create garments that are both captivating
and desirable, with a unique attention to detail. Spring Summer ’19
showcases relaxed, natural silhouettes and fabrications highlighting
muted florals, earthy stripes and soft abstract skins in a fresh sum-
mer palette of navy, white, neutrals, sage and saffron.
THE QUAY FASHION HOUR
FREE EVENT Cocktails in high style: Bringing enthusiasm and excitement to HQ Bar & Kitchen. As
part of the Perth Fashion Festival Program, “The Quay Fashion Hour” will merge hotel luxury
QUAY HOTEL and fashion style to co-create a fashionable buzz in Perth’s newest city establishment. The
18 THE ESPLANADE, PERTH
Quay Fashion Hour will present a fashion inspired cocktail for a specially curated fashion hour.
Come and join us and a special guest host for an after work drink in high style, as we create a
Fashion Hour #1
late afternoon/early evening buzz at HQ Bar & Kitchen (Level 10, Quay Hotel) to inspire social
Friday 20th September, 5pm– 6pm
networking amongst a fashionable crowd.
Fashion Hour #2
Friday 27th September, 5pm– 6pm
Clockwise starting top left:
Camilla & Marc top, Empire Rose jumpsuit, Clover Accessories earrings, Dinosaur Designs ring, stylist own shoes
One Fell Swoop dress, Empire Rose jacket, earrings from FA Concept Store, Dinosaur Designs necklace
33 Poets jacket, Justine Clenquet earrings
Karolina Black dress, Clover Accessories earrings, Liddon Pearls ring, Poppy Lissiman sunglasses, Jeffrey Campbell shoes
23Naomi Pwears
E R T HManning
FA S H I OCartell
N F E S Ttop, Flannel
I VA L 2 0 1 9 pants and bustier, Dinosaur Designs bracelet and earrings, Clover Accessories necklace, Poppy Lissiman sunglasses
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FCWA CULTURAL
PROGRAM
FASHION SHOWS, ILLUSTRATION WORKSHOPS,
DANCE CLASSES, EXHIBITIONS AND MARKETS
NOT ONLY DOES THE PROGRAM SHOWCASE THE BEST OF WA’S ARTS, CULTURE AND
CREATIVE SCENES, BUT IT GIVES YOU THE OPPORTUNITY TO IMMERSE YOURSELF INTO
THE EVENTS. WITH A DYNAMIC RANGE OF EVENTS, WORKSHOPS AND EXHIBITIONS TO
CHOOSE FROM, THERE IS ONE THAT SUITS EVERYONE AND ANYONE.
RETAIL
ECO POP UP PERTH LJ CHAPLIN
26 AUGUST – 20 FEBRUARY UPMARKET END OF YEAR PARTY WITH
15 SEPTEMBER, 10AM – 4PM NEW SUMMER STYLES
FASHION SHOW
ENEX Shopping Centre Winthrop Hall & Surrounds Keep an eye on socials
Perth University of Western Australia for more info
FREE EVENT FREE EVENT TICKETS $25 (TBC)
The Eco Pop Up is a six month pop up Perth’s original and best design market Join LJ Chaplin for an Italian inspired eve-
activation at ENEX shopping centre in returns to the University of Western ning, showcasing the labels new summer
the Perth CBD. It is a collaboration of Australia’s Winthrop Hall for its Spring styles that have been curated by a recent
local Perth small businesses focusing Upmarket. Featuring a carefully curat- trip to Europe. Guests will enjoy wine tast-
on sustainable, eco-friendly, natural and ed selection of over 180 local artists, ing, canapé selection and an opportunity
handmade goods in the heart of the CBD. designers, craftsmen and gourmet foodies to view yet to be seen styles with special
Open Monday to Friday 10am – 5pm, all under one roof and a dedicated Junior discounts on the night.
Saturday 11am – 3pm and closed Sunday. Upmarket section. There really is some-
thing for everyone at this design market! Fb. L J Chaplin – The Label
Ig. ecopopupperth Free parking and ATMs available onsite. Ig. ljchaplin.thelabel
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FASHION
PERTH MODEST SOUTH METRO TAFE
FASHION PREMIER GRADUATE FASHION SHOW
8 SEPTEMBER, 5PM 12 NOVEMBER, 6:30PM
Subiaco Arts Centre 1 Peter Hughes Drive
180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco Fremantle
TICKETS $25 TICKETS $45
Perth Modest Fashion Premier is WA’s South Metro TAFE fashion graduates
first major Muslim Hijab Fashion initiative proudly present Phase 3 at B Shed in
providing a platform for young Australian Fremantle. With themes around inclusivity
entrepreneurs. Fostering cosmopolitanism and sustainability, the Advanced Diploma
and inclusion in Western Australia, the students curate a collective Fashion Show
initiative provides a creative space for celebrating artisanship, innovation and
collaboration and builds bridges between modern directions in design.
Faith Communities. This event will
include the screening of 10 international Tickets via
and local movies produced by Muslim fashion@smtafe.wa.edu.au or 9442 8315
Australians, as well as four collections
comprising of 60 dresses by three Muslim Fb. South Metropolitan TAFE
Australian designers. Ig. smtafe_fashion
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Keep an eye on socials for tickets
Fb. Perth Modest Fashion Premier
NORTH METRO TAFE EDITH COWAN
THE GRADUATES 2019 UNIVERSITY
17 NOVEMBER, 3 – 6PM TWELVE
13 DECEMBER, 7 – 9PM
Postal Hall Edith Cowan University
54 Barrack Street, Perth Mount Lawley
TICKETS TBA TICKETS $20
North Metropolitan TAFE Fashion and Fashion at ECU’s latest graduate event
Textile Department proudly present the promises to be another wonderfully
Graduates of 2019. Original silhouettes diverse presentation of this year’s graduate
and innovative textiles will hit the runway collections. The collections playfully
in spectacular style. Set in the breathtaking construct, dissect and reconfigure garment
Postal Hall in the State Buildings, prepare through investigation of a range of themes
to be immersed in an elegant and contem- linked to history, narrative, structure,
porary graduate fashion show from Perth’s function and cultural references. The show
premier fashion school. will include an exhibition of photographic
works, video, and sculptural garment
Keep an eye on socials for tickets drawn from the ideas and research behind
the collections which will be paraded
Fb. NMT Fashion and Textile Design through the gallery space from 8pm.
Ig. nmtfashionandtextiles
Tickets via
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www.stickytickets.com.au/91619
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28Naomi wears Acler jacket, Empire Rose shorts, Alexandar
P E R T HBlak
FA Searrings,
H I O N F ELiddon
S T I VA LPearls
2 0 1 9 bracelet
29Image: Simon Cowling
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ALL THAT
SHIMMERS
11 SEPTEMBER, 6:30PM
Mobilia
312 Stirling Highway, Claremont
INVITATION ONLY
All That Shimmers is a collaboration with
Liddon Pearls in the incredible Mobilia
design showroom. Indulge yourself in an
evening of innovative Design, Fashion
and Art with a Photographic Exhibition
called REFLECTRIC by renowned WA
photographer Simon Cowling. The night
will take you on a journey where fashion
is the conduit to connect you with unique
and cutting edge textures, shapes and
sophisticated styling. Our International
Delegation and guests will discover
some of Perth’s hidden treasures—the
fascinating Abrolhos Islands and one of
Perth’s leading luxury design shopping
destinations.
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EXHIBITIONS
PERTH BRUTAL: FRAGMENTED LA MODA;
DREAMING IN MEMORIES A MODO MIO
CONCRETE 14 SEPTEMBER – 26 SEPTEMBER 24 OCTOBER – 5 OCTOBER
21 SEPTEMBER – 3 FEBRUARY
Art Gallery of Western Australia Spectrum Project Space Gordon St Garage
Perth Cultural Centre Edith Cowan University, Mount Lawley 16 Gordon Street, West Perth
FREE EVENT FREE EVENT FREE EVENT
The exhibition opens out the many layers Fragmented Memories is an emotionally Cassandra Anderson is a local illustrator
of the history of the building’s develop- charged and thought provoking exhibition from Perth. She works with both waterco-
ment featuring images of the building of textile work. The artists evoke felt lour and digital mediums to create custom
in construction and its early days, along memories, both personal and contest- illustrations, branding and perform live
with ephemera such as building models, ed, working with their hands, making, sketching at events.
plans, diagrams and drawings, and early remaking and mending. The exhibition is
promotional brochures about the structure a collaboration between three artists: Ruth Fb. Cassandra Anderson
and its place in the Cultural Centre. Halbert, an interdisciplinary artist working Ig. cassandraanderson_illustration
with textile processes, installation, text and
Fb. Art Gallery of Western Australia storytelling; Jane Ziemons, who thought-
Ig. artgallerywa fully creates pieces of clothing with the
intention to provide the individual wearer
WWW.ARTGALLERY.WA.GOV.AU
with a moment of deep connection to cloth
and; Danielle Fusco, an interdisciplinary
artist and curator based in WA.
Fb. Spectrum Project Space
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MADAME AGWA 40 THAT SEVENTIES
PARADOX OPENING NIGHT FEELING...THE LATE
26 OCTOBER – 16 NOVEMBER 1 NOVEMBER, 6 – 8:30PM MODERN
7 DECEMBER – 20 MARCH
The QT Hotel Art Gallery of Western Australia Art Gallery of Western Australia
133 Murray Street, Perth Perth Cultural Centre Perth Cultural Centre
FREE EVENT FREE EVENT FREE EVENT
Madame Paradox is a fashion photograph- Join AGWA in celebration of Perth’s This exhibition showcases some of the
ic collaboration between luxury goods Brutalist icon. Enjoy a special performance Gallery’s best works from the decade that
stylist, Caroline Di Russo, haute couture by contemporary dance company Co3 saw the opening of AGWA’s much longed-
milliner, Michelle Church, and futurist and Visit Perth Brutal and The Botanical for new Gallery. This show demonstrates
sportswear designers, Melissa Cook. exhibitions after-hours with a Voluntary a hidden richness and complexity to
Madame Paradox is a collision. It explores Gallery Guide. Comedic genius and how we think of the seventies, while also
the intersection between the formal and passionate modernist, Tim Ross will be reflecting the building’s own place in the
informal in the world of haute couture. making an appearance. AGWA Shop and story of modernism, as a regional example
It is where things seemingly don’t belong FRANK Cafe will be open. of a late Brutalism that itself foregrounds
together, in reality are made for each other. materiality and the experience of place,
It’s the small space where danger in style Fb. Art Gallery of Western Australia light and landscape.
is allowed to flourish. Ig. artgallerywa
Fb. Art Gallery of Western Australia
Ig. atelier_eight_, the_daily_luxe WWW.ARTGALLERY.WA.GOV.AU Ig. artgallerywa
and giroudworld
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ACTIVITIES
HEELS DANCE FASHION FACE MOËT & MAKEUP
CLASSES ILLUSTRATION EVENINGS
THURSDAYS 6 – 7PM WORKSHOP WEDNESDAYS, 6:30PM
BEGINNING 28 AUGUST
8 SEPTEMBER, 1 – 4PM
The Arthaus Group 377 Oxford Street 23 View Street
365 Murray Street, Perth Mount Hawthorn North Perth
TICKETS $22 TICKETS $90 TICKETS $199
Ever wanted to try a heels dance class but Fashion Face Illustration Workshop is one Artists at Play’s Moët & Makeup evenings
have never had the opportunity? Well, of the most popular workshops illustrating are designed for groups wanting to learn
now’s your chance. King Street Arts Centre the fashion face. Using a template, the how to perfect their own makeup—perfect
is a unique dance family for young adults. participants will bring to life facial features for a hens, a birthday, a celebration or just
Whether you want to learn to strut in and stylised makeup application in mixed a fun night out with friends. During the
heels, perform professionally, get fit or just media including watercolour and pen 2.5 hour workshop, you will learn how to
have fun with new friends, they’ve got you work. You will gain an understanding become your own makeup artist with a
covered. of Fashion Face proportions, which can personalised workshop learning all the
be applied for future artistic work. The skills to apply beautiful soft smokey eyes,
Tickets on arrival workshop includes: a three hour workshop polished skin and the perfect pout! With
facilitated by Michelle Pike; all materials; Moët Champagne and Canapés provided,
Fb. The Arthaus Group a creative setting with fashion face inspi- this is the perfect night out!
Ig. thearthausgroup ration images; specialist direction from
Michelle Pike; watercolour techniques; Tickets via
WWW.THEARTHAUSGROUP.COM
and free hand sketching on figures. info@artistsatplay.com.au
Tickets via Fb. Artists@play Makeup Academy
michellepikeillustration.com Ig. artistsatplay
HAIR AND BEAUTY Fb. Michelle Pike Illustration ARTISTSAPLAY.COM.AU
VIP EVENT Ig. michellepikeillustration
26 SEPTEMBER
MICHELLEPIKEILLUSTRATION.COM
House of Ernest, Forrest Chase
TICKETS TBA
House of Ernest are celebrating 55 years
in the hair and beauty business and their
opening of a new salon! Their new prem-
ises in Forrest Chase will bring together all
things hair and beauty.
Join us for the official VIP opening with
champagne and canapés in an intimate
environment.
The night will include special packages,
door prizes, the latest products, consulta-
tions and conversations about the endless
possibilities to create new looks for the
upcoming spring/summer season.
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32Perth’s Leading Makeup Academy Ready to make MAKEUP your CAREER? Industry ready courses, Exclusive opportunities, Hands on experience, Unparalleled support. Visit us at www.artistsatplay.com.au or call 08 6162 3910 Email: info@artistsatplay.com.au Instagram: @artistsatplay
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Dogstar
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FCWA
INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAM
ONE OF FASHION COUNCIL WA’S (FCWA) KEY OBJECTIVES IS TO STRENGTHEN TIES
WITH ASIA. AS SUCH, FCWA HAS WORKED WITH MULTIPLE BODIES IN THE ASIA PACIFIC
REGION AND STAGED EVENTS AS PART OF ITS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM.
The Asian Pacific region is a rapidly growing market for fashion— Fashion Festival. Our International Program and initiatives aim
traditional and contemporary Asian aesthetics have influenced to promote the Western Australian and Asia Pacific’s cultural
the global fashion industry ensuring fashion and culture are exchange programs and raise awareness and appreciation of
strongly linked. A fashion collaboration between Indonesian and the range, quality and value of fashion and creative industries
Australian designers has the potential to deliver wide ranging within the region. Our exchange programs are designed to assist
social, cultural and economic benefits particularly on the back our sector to reach and develop new audiences—through these
of the recent signing of the Indonesia Australia–Comprehensive programs we aim for our designers and artists to strengthen their
Economic Partnership Agreement. The Asian Cultural Exchange business capabilities and networks. Australian and Indonesian
Program initiative brings Australian and Indonesian designers delegation will reconnect in Indonesia to promote more than
together by sharing the Runway and with this initiative, we have just fashion—rather emphasising more on creativity and culture
invited an Indonesian delegation to be hosted during the Perth embracing different platforms.
AK Project
Ali Charisma
33poets
Quarzia
35October 12th 2019
AB•BC BUILDING
NUSA DUA, BALI
INDONESIA
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A S I A C U LT U R A L R U N WAY
INTERNATIONAL RUNWAY
FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER, 6.15PM
YAGAN SQUARE
The Asia Cultural Exchange Program initiative brings Australian and Indonesian designers together by sharing the runway and highlight the
cultural significance of Asian textiles and their influence within the global fashion industry. East will meet West in a celebration of global designers
at this year’s International Runway. Indonesian collections AK Project, Quarzia and Ali Charisma will showcase their stunning designs in contrast
with Australian designers Masayo Yasuki from Dogstar, Rebecca Paterson, creative of 33 Poets and Sarah Watanabe, designer of Monster Alphabets.
See two great cultures together in one incredible show.
33POETS MONSTER DOGSTAR
Designer Rebecca Paterson of 33POETS ALPHABETS Celebrating it’s 20 year anniversary,
designs from her studio located in Monster Alphabets draws inspiration from Dogstar is the brain child of Japanese
Fremantle, Perth on the West Coast of the unorthodox, forming a darkly romantic designer Masayo Yasuki.
Australia. She has been designing for more display of gothic minimalism.
than 30 years with a team that is a family. Dogstar and its sister label Papershadow
The atmosphere is of the creative larrikin Monster Alphabets is designed by feature unique asymmetric lines, drapes
kind and all family members are kindred Japanese-trained Sarah Watanabe. Having and origami folds, crafted with high
in this larrikin spirit. Chaos beauty, beauty graduated with honours from the UWA quality fabrics, bespoke prints and natural
chaos rule. Reflection and deflection are School of Architecture before turning to fibres. The label is known for its timeless,
necessary within cracking a joke and her true calling of fashion design, Sarah’s artisanal styling and its distinct Japanese
understanding the next experimental dress architectural background is evident in aesthetic.
that materialises. the discussion of form, light, silhouette,
A longtime favourite of the arts scene in
structure and minimalism seen in her
Well known for her quirky couture and Brisbane, Dogstar has been embraced by
fashion works.
grunge street, Rebecca has been shown in Melbourne at their Fitzroy store, and con-
the Victoria Albert Museum in London and Monster Alphabets was one of the six tinues to stock boutiques across Australia
collected by the National Gallery of Victoria national winners of the Project Nextgen and New Zealand.
in Melbourne, the Power House Museum in for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia
Sydney and the Tamworth Textile Gallery 2016, recognised for creative and future
in New South Whales. Rebecca has also business potential.
worked closely with the late Mr Junichi Aria.
QUARZIA AK PROJECT ALI CHARISMA
QUARZIA was founded in Bali by two Asti Kaleta is one of Indonesia’s young Creativity for Ali meant developing
Italian designers who fell in love with the designer and has been in the fashion fashions expressing his personal sense of
island and decided to make it home to their industry since she was 14 yrs old. elegance and glamour, combined with his
handmade Batik specialised label, setting signature handwork detail. Sometimes
up their batik factory in the heart of Ubud. Her interest in fashion started from helping his designs were subtle and shy. But
her mother who is also one of Indonesian’s just as often they were bold and vocal.
Coming from a fashion background, senior designer and is well known for her Nevertheless, Ali had a consistent vision;
Simonetta as a textile designer and Marco embroidery work and design in the 90’s. extreme oppositions of colour and texture
as financial manager, Bali seemed like the did not lead to discord but rather to
perfect option to make a change in their life Asti was awarded the youngest designer harmony. Ali’s clothes could be worn with
and career: “the freedom to express our- finalist at the Indonesian fashion competi- style and grace.
selves and the artistic skill of the Balinese tion (IYDC).
people were great motivators for us”. Having achieved a balance of business
In this year's PFF show, Asti's collection and creativity, Ali began to show his latest
Simonetta and Marco, enchanted by the called KLIWON meaning scared Friday/ collections at Fashion Week venues in
Indonesian batik manufacturing tech- Friday the 13th reflects her Indonesian Paris, Bali, Jakarta, Hong Kong, and Kuala
nique, started to design clothes using the traditional textile roots, embracing and Lumpur. His position as president of the
ancient art of fabric decoration adding enchanting embroidery KEBUYA, along Indonesian Fashion Designers Association
a contemporary European twist. This with touches of the beauty KERAWANG. involves actively developing Indonesia as
approach allowed them to revolutionise an important Asian base for international
the design while keeping the Indonesian fashion businesses, and he has represented
tradition alive. the Association at international exhibi-
tions in Dubai and Madrid.
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Q U A YPER TH.COMP E R T H FA S H I O N F E S T I VA L 2 0 1 9
FCWA
BUSINESS SERIES
HELD OVER TWO DAYS, THE 2019 BUSINESS SERIES
LOOKS AT THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE GLAMOUR.
THE BUSINESS OF FASHION IS CHANGING AT AN UNPRECEDENTED RATE ON LOCAL,
REGIONAL AND GLOBAL LEVELS. A NEW BREED OF CREATIVE VISIONARIES AND
INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURS MUST FORGE AHEAD, WHILE CHALLENGING NORMS
IN AREAS INCLUDING RETAIL, CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT, IMAGE MAKING AND
GLOBAL BRANDING. THESE INDIVIDUALLY THEMED FORUMS AIM TO SPARK DIALOGUE
AND IGNITE INSPIRATION AMONGST VARIOUS MEMBERS OF THE GLOBAL FASHION
COMMUNITY. INCLUDING ASPIRING/ESTABLISHED DESIGNERS, RETAILERS, FASHIONISTAS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, MODELS, STYLISTS, PRODUCERS, BUYERS, BLOGGERS AND ANYONE
INTERESTED OR WORKING IN THE FASHION AND CREATIVE INDUSTRY. IN ADDITION
TO HEARING FROM OUR ESTEEMED SPEAKERS THESE EVENTS ARE THE PERFECT
OPPORTUNITY TO NETWORK AT THE LUXURIOUS NEW QUAY HOTEL IN THE CITY.
FORUM #1 FORUM #2
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
The fashion and creative industries of the Asia Pacific region are The retail and fashion industry are currently undergoing major
undergoing a transformative shift, as new developments help disruptions with the advance of e-commerce and mobile commerce.
re-shape the fashion identities of greater China, Indonesia, Japan, These have become a worldwide phenomenon, with customers
South Korea and India. This forum will be a conversation exploring now shopping at home, in stores and on the go, no matter where
the opportunities that lie ahead for players including designers, fash- they are in the world. Offering outstanding personalised customer
ion business minds and creatives. Initiatives such as the Asia Cultural experiences has also become essential and having the all-important
Exchange are forging closer ties between Australia and Indonesia’s brand mix is also critical. We look at what you need to do to stay
key cities. The links between Australian and Indonesian textile artists ahead of the fashion game and grow your market share in the most
are unmistakable bringing the two together on the runway of Perth competitive fashion retail industry space ever. We look at what
Fashion Festival and the International Forum shows the strong con- consumers expect, and what you need to do to meet their needs.
nection between our countries and creative designers. This exchange You need to invest in cutting-edge technology and adapt to the fast
is a bridge for our cultures and adds to our shared heritage. pace to keep up!
Times and Tickets: TBC Times and Tickets: TBC
41HUNTER STRATEGIC, CREATIVE, INNOVATIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS PFF MAJOR PARTNER www.huntercomms.com.au
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PARTNERS
AND TEAM
GOVERNMENT PARTNERS PRINCIPAL PRESENTING PARTNER
MAJOR PARTNERS
HOTEL PARTNER INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM PARTNERS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
PERTH FASHION FESTIVAL PFF 2019 CAMPAIGN TEAM FASHION COUNCIL WA BOARD
Steve Ayles Nadia Razlan Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan Richard Poulson
Chief Executive Officer International Coordinator Creative Director Chair
Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan Maria Marouchtchak Lincoln Ferguson Michelle d’Almeida
Creative Director Office Administration Assistant Senior Producer Deputy Chair
Julia Stanley Amy Fink Henryk Lobaczewski Ruth Hatherly
Industry Liaison Finance Officer Photographer Non-Executive Director
Chrissy Battalis Sruthi Jayakumar Naomi Stevens Martin Michalik
Partnerships Manager Accountant Model @ Modules Management Non-Executive Director
Lincoln Ferguson Rebecca Clark Monica Morales Margie Tannock
Senior Project Manager Volunteer Manager Stylist Non-Executive Director
Francesca Walker Special thanks to: Ashley Brockman
Cultural Program & Marketing Brayden Stiles for Artists@Play using MAC
Coordinator Eliza Snellgrove Make-Up
Hunt Ng Melissa Gesualdo
Art Director L’Oréal Professionnel
Hair
Iroda Daminova
Ticketing Manager Huzzard Studios & The Pinnacles
Location
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DESIGNER
DIRECTORY
33 Poets Five Second Rule Monster Alphabets Steph Audino
FB: 33poets Ig: @fivesecondruledesigns FB: monster.alphabets FB: stephaudinolabel
I: @33poets I: @monsteralphabets I: @stephaudinocouture
Forever New
33POETS.COM.AU MONSTERALPHABETS.COM STEPHAUDINO.COM.AU
FB: ForeverNewOfficial
AK Project I: @forevernew_official Morrison Unity and Frank
I: @akprojectreadytowear FOREVERNEW.COM.AU FB: morrisonshop Ig: @unityandfrank
I: @morrisonclothing
Ali Charisma Ginger Never Cries WISNIEWSKI
MORRISONSHOP.COM
FB: Ali Charisma Fb: Ginger Never Cries Ig: v__wisniewski
I: @officialalicharisma Ig: @gingernevercries One Fell Swoop
Wittner Shoes
ALICHARISMA.COM FB: onefellswoopfashion
G-STAR FB: wittnershoes
I: @onefellswoopofficial
Aquila FB: gstarperth I: @wittnershoes
I: @gstarperth ONEFELLSWOOP.NET
FB: AquilaEst1958 WITTNER.COM.AU
I: @aquila_est1958 G-STAR.COM
Oxford
AQUILA.COM.AU FB: oxfordshop
Hoodedwept
I: @oxfordshop
Department on Beaufort Fb: hoodedwept
Ig: @hoodedwept OXFORDSHOP.COM.AU
FB: departmentonbeaufort
I: @departmentonbeaufort HOODEDWEPT.COM
P'JUNK
DEPARTMENTONBEAUFORT.COM.AU Fb: pjunkbykatehannah
Industrie Clothing
Ig: @pjunk_by_katehannah
Dogstar FB: inudstrieclothing
FB: dogstarclothing I: @industrieclothing PJUNK.COM.AU
I: @dogstarclothing INDUSTRIECLOTHING.COM.AU
QUARZIA
DOGSTAR.COM.AU
Kirrikin FB: quarziabatik
FB: Kirrikin I: @quarziabali
Empire Rose
FB: empirerose I: @kirrikinaustralia QUARZIA.IT
I: @empirerose_ KIRRIKIN.COM
Reign The Label
EMPIREROSE.COM.AU
Liddon Pearls FB: ReignTheLabelAustralia
FB: LiddonPearls I: @reign_thelabel
EN POINTE
Ig: @enpointeofficial I: @liddonpearls REIGNTHELABEL.COM
LIDDONPEARLS.COM
Fatimah Mohsin Sass & Bide
FB: fatimahmohsintwg Little Dove FB: sassandbide
I: @fatimahmohsin Fb: littledovejewellery I: @sassandbide
FATIMAHMOHSIN.COM
Ig: @littledoveland SASSANDBIDE.COM
Femtomic MINKPINK Staple The Label
Ig: @femtomic FB: LIKEMINKPINK FB: staplethelabel
I: @official_minkpink I: @staplethelabel
MINKPINKWORLD.COM STAPLETHELABEL.COM
44Cover: Naomi wears Camilla & Marc jumper, Natalie Rolt corset,
Alexandra Blak earrings, Poppy Lissiman sunglasses
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