Festival
First Nations designer Ebony Rose Kruger returned to the Melbourne Fashion Festival this year to debut the new collection of her brand - Ebony Noire - on the event's Beyond Blak runway.
Tarsha Davis has only just begun studying a Bachelor of Fashion Design but faced an exam like no other last week - debuting her designs on a Melbourne Fashion Festival runway.
Founded by Gurindji/Waanyi sisters Sarrita and Tarisse King, KingKing Creative - a brand specialising in prints, fashion, jewellery, accessories and homewares - is celebrated for its Aboriginal art, c...
Launched in 2019 by Yuwaalaraay designer and creative director Julie Shaw, MAARA Collective is brand built on a love for Australian Indigenous art and culture.
Talented First Nations artist and designer Delvene Cockatoo-Collins has grown her design scope year after year. This month Style Up spoke with Cockatoo-Collins ahead of her brand's showcase at Paypal...
Works by National Indigenous Art Triennial artists are set to be presented by the National Gallery of Australia as part of 2026 Enlighten Festival.
Known for creating one of the loudest and proudest First Nations fashion brands, Wiradjuri and Rotuman man Benjamin Thomson has been celebrated again this week after his brand's impressive showcase at...
Known for its whimsical yet modern range, First Nations lingerie brand Lazy Girl Lingerie debuted its newest collection at Melbourne Fashion Festival this week.
Maddy Hope-Hodgetts returns to Melbourne Fashion Festival this week to showcase Yapa Mali's latest collection. Returning to Melbourne Fashion Festival (MFF) for the third year, Yapa Mali will feature...
Known for his unique graphics and engaging colourways, First Nations designer Josh Deane has created a brand - By Josh Deane - built on culture and craft.
The Bagala Aboriginal Corporation has announced the Barunga Festival will return to in-house management in 2026, delivering direct community leadership of the event.
Nitja, a free, family-friendly and one-night-only event, is set to take place on the banks of the Derbarl Yerrigan at Dyoondalup Point Walter on Saturday, from 5pm.
Perth Moves returns to Forrest Place from 21-28 February this year, transforming the city centre into "a dynamic open-air dance hub with a program of free, world-class performances and participatory e...