Bold 1970s Melbourne Fashion Exhibition
Galleries & Museums
Cultural & Heritage
Explore iconic 1970s fashion designs and cultural creativity at the National Gallery of Victoria.
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Ongoing activity
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Explore iconic 1970s fashion designs and cultural creativity at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Ongoing activity
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Experience the bold styles and cultural shifts of the decade through a curated collection of garments, accessories, photography, and archival materials. Perfect for families and fashion enthusiasts alike, this exhibition invites you to connect with the creativity and individuality that defined the era.
Discover iconic designs by leading Australian fashion designers such as Prue Acton, Jenny Bannister, and Elvie Hill. The exhibition showcases a variety of styles from bohemian to disco, featuring vibrant colours, striking patterns, and experimental looks that capture the spirit of the 1970s.
Explore a rich array of items including garments, accessories, and photography that tell the story of Melbourne’s fashion evolution. This immersive experience offers inspiration and insight into a decade of cultural change.
Ideal for visitors of all ages, the exhibition encourages families to engage with the history and artistry of fashion in a fun and educational environment.
- Curated by Diane Soumilas
- Includes public and private collection items
- Features fashion illustrations and gelatin silver photographs
- Suitable for all ages with family-friendly displays
Held at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, the exhibition is easily accessible by public transport and offers facilities for families and visitors with special needs. The gallery provides ample space to explore the displays comfortably.
Please check the National Gallery of Victoria website for current opening hours and any visitor guidelines. Photography restrictions may apply within the exhibition spaces. The exhibition is designed to be engaging for both adults and children, making it a perfect cultural outing.
Admission details and ticket prices can be found on the National Gallery of Victoria’s official website. Family passes and concessions may be available. Advance booking is recommended during peak periods to ensure entry.