Step back into the vibrant world of 1970s Melbourne fashion, where creativity and individuality took centre stage. This exhibition showcases the bold styles and cultural shifts of the decade, inviting families to immerse themselves in a colourful era of design and expression. Perfect for parents and children alike, it offers a unique opportunity to connect with history through fashion.
What to Expect
Discover iconic garments and accessories by renowned designers such as Prue Acton, Jenny Bannister, and Elvie Hill. The exhibition features striking photography, fashion illustrations, and archival materials that bring the decade’s dynamic styles to life. Expect a rich visual experience that highlights everything from bohemian influences to disco glamour.
Activity Details
- View a curated collection of clothing and accessories from public and private collections
- Learn about the cultural and social changes reflected in 1970s fashion
- Engage with family-friendly displays suitable for all ages
Location and Access
Held at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, this exhibition is easily accessible by public transport and offers facilities for families. The gallery provides a welcoming environment for visitors to explore and be inspired by the era’s distinctive style.
Important Information
Please note that the exhibition includes delicate archival materials; touching exhibits is not permitted. Photography policies may vary, so check with gallery staff upon arrival. The exhibition is suitable for all ages, making it a great cultural outing for school-aged children and their parents.
Booking and Prices**
Admission details and ticket prices can be found on the National Gallery of Victoria’s website. Booking in advance is recommended to secure your visit, especially on weekends and school holidays. Special family passes or discounts may be available, so check online for the latest offers.
