MOGA Founder and Creative Director, Azahn Munas, has designed the scarf to represent much more than the modern Christmas we’ve all come to know that over-emphasises spending and gift-giving.
Melbourne Cup attracts nearly 100,000 people to Flemington every single year, and it’s famed for its star-studded guest list. It’s also the second most influential fashion event when it comes to trends, forecasts and the season’s style highlights.
From Thursday 13 October to Sunday 30 October, guests at Eastland will also be treated to a number of workshops and beauty bars, including the chance to create a botanical headpiece led by florist Cecilia Fox.
The collection is hand crafted, combining vibrant designs from Letitia Greens’ Australian made silk scarf collection, with floral features and exquisite details at the hand of milliner Carla Murley.
The Siyona woman is a connoisseur of the exceptional. She is independent, confident and ambitious. She lives life to the full and exudes style, grace and attitude through her wardrobe as an expression of her personality.
A highlight of the 2016 Melbourne Spring Fashion Week program, the ‘High Fashion, High Tea’ event presented the latest in contemporary headwear whilst wining and dining racing’s most notable.
Fashion and food are two of life’s indulgences that cannot be ignored, and when Melbourne restaurant Prix Fixe recently hosted Designer Bites as part of the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program, it went straight to the top of our interest list.
It’s hard to pinpoint when exactly animal ears traversed the line between the worlds of costume and fashion, but they’ve definitely arrived in the later.
