Anna Sutton

Mermaids, sailors, punks and couture queens will descend on Melbourne later this year in a retrospective of the work of fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier.

Bendigo Art Gallery continues to blaze a path to fashion heaven. Its latest exhibition, Modern Love, unravels influential international fashion design of the past 40 years.

A major retrospective of Edward Steichen’s photography is on display for the first time in Australia at The National Gallery of Victoria, accompanied by a glittering array of Art Deco fashion.

What is performance art? Is it performing a punk prayer in a Russian cathedral, or sharing silence with a complete stranger? Nicola Gunn delves into the provocative art form with a new show at Melbourne Festival.

For In the Cut, a new exhibition at The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, curator Hannah Mathews brings together 16 artists from all over the world to illustrate the diversity and relevance of collage today.

For Bangalore-born, Melbourne-based designer Roopa Pemmaraju, ethical fashion is not a matter of ticking boxes or waving flags. Rather, it’s about adhering to the same values in business as she does in life.

For Bangalore-born, Melbourne-based designer Roopa Pemmaraju, ethical fashion is not a matter of ticking boxes or waving flags. Rather, it’s about adhering to the same values in business as she does in life.

Dance, film, music and design will take flight in an original rooftop performance at Curtin House for three nights this week.

New Melbourne loungewear label PER-TIM by Alice Euphemia's Bernadette Francis and Kuwaii's Laura Barton makes pyjama-inspired fashion a reasonable proposition with its Club Bed collection.

New loungewear and bedding label PER-TIM makes stepping out in pyjama-inspired fashion a reasonable proposition with its inaugural Club Bed collection.

A new painting exhibition that opened at Kick Gallery on Election Day captures a sense of nostalgia for a more optimistic time in Australia.

A retrospective tracing the oeuvre of Belgian Fashion Designer Walter Van Beirendonck’s marks the first international exhibition at RMIT Design Hub. We spoke to him on the eve of the opening about turning fashion on its head.