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LMFF Wrap Up

Another year of the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival wraps up (and we secretly begin the countdown to Melbourne Spring Fashion Week later in the year). We’ve scoured the runways, and written out fashion wish lists for the season ahead. We hope many of you made it to our Feast of Fashion parades and found inspiration for your own shopping lists here. Many Melbourne fashion bloggers and media joined us and …

LMFF Day Five: Harper’s Bazaar Runway

Akira’s bright patterned collection was a ray of sunshine at the Harper’s Bazaar parade on Friday night. Colours were abound with hot pinks, reds, orange and plum in bold prints. The vibe was feminine and flirty with polkadots on white flowing shift dresses, slouchy charcoal trenchcoats, neutral wrap dresses and maxis with cut out panels.

The first design of …

LMFF Day Four: Yen Runway

Alpha60 and Limedrop joined some fabulously quirky designers for the Yen L’Oreal Paris Runway on Thursday night.

Alpha60 started off the show with a movie clip of a talking parrot. It wasn’t until the first outfit came down the catwalk that the reason for this became apparent. Alpha60’s collection had many animal influences throughout, with the parrot (see right), …

LMFF Day Four: What to Wear and House of Turtle

On Thursday, after all the excitement of our Feast of Fashion runway shows, we were able to grab a quick interview with Catherine Harry from the style website What To Wear and Melena Birtles from the ever popular fashion blog, House of Turtle. These women shared their thoughts on the first 4 days of the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival, and with Catherine fresh from our second runway we …

LMFF Day Three: InStyle Runway

Wednesday night saw Melbourne’s GPO designers MIMCO, Gorman and Manning Cartell take to the runway for InStyle’s L’Oreal Paris Runway event.

MIMCO showcased long strings of chunky beads and pearls, glittering clutches (some with interesting decoration such as gold snakes) and leather handbags in every size imaginable. Large rings and flower shaped bracelets made an appearance along with belts …