Explore iconic 1970s Melbourne fashion with vibrant designs and cultural flair at the National Gallery of Victoria.
Ongoing activity
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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Step back into the vibrant world of 1970s Melbourne fashion, a decade marked by bold colours, striking patterns, and experimental styles. This exhibition showcases iconic designs from leading fashion designers and labels, capturing the creativity and individuality of the era. Perfect for families, the display invites visitors of all ages to connect with the cultural shifts that defined the decade.
Discover garments, accessories, photography, and archival materials that tell the story of Melbourne's unique fashion scene, from bohemian influences to disco glamour. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast or curious about cultural heritage, this exhibition offers a rich, immersive experience.
The exhibition features works by renowned designers such as Prue Acton, Jenny Bannister, Sally Browne, and more. Visitors can expect to see a diverse collection including clothing, fashion illustrations, and photographs that highlight the era's style evolution.
This event is suitable for families and school-aged children, providing an educational yet engaging environment to learn about fashion history and cultural change. The exhibition is presented by the National Gallery of Victoria and supported by The Art Foundation of Victoria.
Held at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, the venue is accessible by public transport and offers facilities for families and children. The gallery provides a welcoming atmosphere with amenities to ensure a comfortable visit.
Visitors can explore the exhibition during regular gallery hours, with staff available to assist and provide additional information about the displays. The location is central and easy to reach for local families and tourists alike.
Please note that photography may be restricted in certain areas to protect the artworks. The exhibition is designed to be family-friendly, but supervision of children is recommended.
Accessibility services are available, and visitors are encouraged to check the gallery's website for the latest visitor information and any COVID-19 related guidelines.
Admission details, including ticket prices and booking requirements, can be found on the National Gallery of Victoria's official website. Some exhibitions may offer free entry or discounted rates for children and families.
Advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred visiting time and to avoid queues, especially during weekends and school holidays.
