This year Australian Fashion was all about the theatrics of the show.
Melbourne based designer Gwendolynne Burkin dazzled crowds with her second collection. Melbourne’s the Age newspaper commented on how the models walked a "long, rippling catwalk path between torn and stripped tree branches' dressed in 'swaggered, bustle-backed skirts thin jersey draped tops, long-sleeved blouses with an Edwardian puff at the shoulders".
As if that wasn't enough, designer Terry Biviano launched her new shoe range with a troop of pom-pom dancing girls performing a 'dream sequence' and Paablo Nevada recrated a rugby field on the runway, complete with mock commentary from Roy and H G Nelson
Melbourne based designer Gwendolynne Burkin dazzled crowds with her second collection. Melbourne’s the Age newspaper commented on how the models walked a "long, rippling catwalk path between torn and stripped tree branches' dressed in 'swaggered, bustle-backed skirts thin jersey draped tops, long-sleeved blouses with an Edwardian puff at the shoulders".
As if that wasn't enough, designer Terry Biviano launched her new shoe range with a troop of pom-pom dancing girls performing a 'dream sequence' and Paablo Nevada recrated a rugby field on the runway, complete with mock commentary from Roy and H G Nelson
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