As part of Melbourne Spring Fashion Week, a selection of final year Fashion students are exhibiting their work at No Vacancy Gallery. These students are yet to finish their degree (they are 3, 3/4 years through) so this exhibition focuses on their final year design research and development. I found the work fascinating, beautiful and rigorously considered. I'm looking forward to seeing more from these emerging designers and will keep my ears pricked for the graduate exhibition.
Below are a few of my favourites from the exhibition. There were more that I found interesting but they weren't so easy to photograph. Luckily, although Fashion week is over, you can still catch the exhibition until September 18th.
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| "Precious Threads by Anisha Bhoryu. Anisha has made a series of garments using the idea of pulling threads in the fabric to produce texture and inform the garment construction. Beautifully executed, she won this year's RMIT student prize. I wanted to take this dress home! |
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| "Textilis" by Alana Hersh. Alana has manipulated a grid of woven fabric strips using knotting, weaving, pleating and crochet to envelope the human form. |
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| "Whereing" by Hannah Chamley. |
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| "The Fabric of Her Skin" by Joanna Henning. |
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| Untitled by Madeline Stagg. |
All photos in today's post by me.
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