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Hot in the City: Flamingo Sands at MMSFW
AUTHOR DATE TIMEFlamingo Sands at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) was typical pool and beach wear, without too much variation from the traditional formula. Nautical prints were absent from Flamingo Sands this time around, with florals taking to the fore. The stand-out piece? A black, floral, plunge-neck monokini (below, left), the perfect balance between pretty and sexy.
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Hot in the City: Flux at MMSFW
AUTHOR DATE TIMEDo you love the 80s? Wish you were back there? Then Flux is probably for you. Their Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) show was full of bright colours, 80s graphic prints, bow-ties and Raybans, the designs were nothing new, but will still take the fancy of Flux's following.
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Hot in the City: Leopold at MMSFW
AUTHOR DATE TIMELeopold's Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) parade threw several styles into the mix, from geek chic to rockstar to preppy. Thick black rimmed glasses and grandpa cardigans were mixed in with preppy shorts and v-neck knits. Shiny black leggings, not dissimilar to those we've soon on women's runways, also starred. Watch out for leggings on men, looks like they'll be a trend for the week.
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Hot in the City: White Suede at MMSFW
AUTHOR DATE TIMEThere was nothing truly unique or standout-ish at White Suede, who hit the runway for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) day one parade at Melbourne Town Hall. But what they did present was a pretty, simple and easy-to-wear collection.
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Dorothy and Evelyn MMSFW S-S 07/08
AUTHOR DATE TIMEIf you weren't at Baroq House to see Dorothy and Evelyn's Spring-Summer 2007/2008 collection during Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) last night, here's a glimpse of what you missed.
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Miishu Fashion Boutique SS 07/08 MMSFW launch
AUTHOR DATE TIMEThere may have been four launch parties for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW), but there was only one parade; Miishu Fashion Boutique launched their Spring-Summer 2007/2008 range at Melbourne's opulent Baroq House last night.
A mixture of hot mini dresses and tight tops really served to remind us exactly why we Spring and Summer can be so damn sexy.
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The MMSFW launch parties - four in one night!
AUTHOR DATE TIMEMelbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) kicked off last night, a day early and with not one but four different parties!
The créme de la créme of Australia's fashion world kicked things off at Alto, the visually stunning 25th floor of Melbourne's Langham hotel. Drinks, cakes, oysters, and models galore all helped set the theme for what will be a hell of a week. Of course, things didn't store there.
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DJs pre-Melbourne Spring Fashion Week show
AUTHOR DATE TIMEIn their attempt to pip both MYER and Motorola Melbourne Spring Fashion Week to the post, Australian high-street retailers David Jones have held their Spring-Summer 2007/2008 collection shows.
Fashionising.com was at the VIP launch last Tuesday to lap up the new season's looks and bring back the key looks for you.
We were also along to the subsequent photocall, featuring models from the show including the face of David Jones, Megan Gale, and Mario Testino's muse, Catherine McNeil.
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Melbourne Spring Fashion Week Launch Parade
AUTHOR DATE TIMEThe build up to Melbourne Spring Fashion Week (MSFW) continues with the MMSFW launch parade held yesterday in Melbourne's dystopian Docklands.
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Success for the ASK Charity Parade
AUTHOR DATE TIMEColourful cocktail dresses and funky tees sailed down the runway, the show pausing occasionally to entice bids from the audience. The money raised from the auctioned goods went to ASK - Australians Supporting Kids - and their effort to combat child poverty in Brazil.
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