How You Make It investigates the process behind some of Australia's leading artisan fashion design practices. Specifically, this special touring exhibition looks at garment construction as an idea while revealing how traditional highly-crafted tailoring techniques continue to shape contemporary clothing in often radically new ways.
The Chromosewn series is a group of precisely tailored garments for the radically transfigured. Cooper’s longstanding interest in the variability of the...
Read MoreDunlop explores the use of chance as a system for designing clothes. The deliberate staging of chance procedures to generate pattern shapes...
Read MoreEss. Laboratory combine two sets of unique skills – the tailoring skills of Oshimi with those of the visual artist and composer...
Read MoreIn How You Make It, three cross-over vests show the FORMALLYKNOWNAS (FKA) design process sourced from Whittington’s plain white pattern, the Classic...
Read MoreSoft Hard Harder Dress Curtain is a culmination of ideas about technique and process. Through their label MATERIALBYPRODUCT (MBP), Susan Dimasi and...
Read MoreThe cagoule – traditionally a cowl-like, waterproof coat popular in the 1970s – is the medium through which Project trace an exploration...
Read MoreThe body of work on display here is derived from the surplus stock of Melbourne vendor Chiodo. S!X scrutinised the garments to...
Read MoreThe Envelope, developed in 2001, generates a top, skirt, dress, coat and shelter. Part of the inspiration for the garment arose from...
Read MoreA Craft Victoria and NETS Victoria touring exhibition. Curator: Kate Rhodes






