Australian Fashion Week 2024 Street Style
If you thought Australian Fashion Week was winding down, think again. Despite a brisk chill in the air this morning, the penultimate day of Australia’s biggest fashion event quickly proved to be one of the most memorable, both on the runways and in the bustling areas outside Carriageworks. images by vogue
The day began with a presentation from Melbourne-based label Verner, renowned for it’s bold prints, intriguing silhouettes, and contemporary resort wear. The rest of the day’s lineup featured a variety of shows in diverse locations: Blanca showcased their collection in the iconic gardens of Vaucluse House, Speed took to Sydney’s Sea Life Aquarium, and in the evening, Mariam Seddiq presented in the Clarence Vault Rooms in the heart of the city. Back at Eveleigh, the fashion crowd gathered for the much-anticipated Indigenous Fashion Projects runway and a show by Iordanes Spyridon Gogos in collaboration with Akira Isogawa.
As for street style, attendees showed no signs of slowing down. From sweeping coats and dazzling accessories to edgy monochromatic outfits and playful, colorful ensembles, the style set brought their A-game to fashion week.
Below, we present the best street style looks we spotted on day 4 of Australian Fashion Week 2024.
Australian Fashion Week Day 1
