Jean Paul Gaultier's exhibition at National Gallery of Victoria blew me away.
Organised by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in collaboration with Maison Jean Paul Gaultier, this exhibition features the forty years of Jean Paul Gaultier's work. From his very first dress he designed in the 1970s to his latest haute couture and ready-to-wear collections in 2014, you will find yourself immersed into his spectacular (and at times crazy) world.
Read MoreDreamWorks Animation celebrate their colourful 20-year history with a world-first exhibition in Melbourne, taking visitors behind the scenes of its most famous films! Taking place at ACMI in Federation Square, Melbournians and tourists alike will be able to experience the animated magic until October this year.
Read MoreMekel's WANDERLUST exhibition ran as part of Urban Couture 2014. Local fashion illustrator Kelly Coates' work always transports me to a world of fashion, flowing gowns and beautiful girls. Her dreamy use of the black pen and splash of watercolour is perfect. I now own two pieces from Mekel. A framed original of J.Mendel lime green couture gown from this exhibition which was a lovely belated birthday gift from Mr CK and a limited edition print from Mekel's Perth Fashion Festival exhibition last year.
Read MoreA selection of the world's most influential designers from the past 40 year drawn on archival fashion objects from the FIDM Museum in Los Angeles. Focusing on the post-punk period of the 1980s to the present day, the exhibit reflects fashion in our contemporary lives with works ranging from Alexander McQueen haute couture through to t-shirts and Adidas high-top runners.
Read MoreIf you live in Perth you would have come across local artist Kelly Mekel's fashion illustrations in your travels. Currently featured on the Urban Walkabout Perth Series and the creative behind Betts Shoes Windows of the City, Mekel's dreamy artwork is everywhere!
Read MoreThese graceful photographs are from an exhibition called Ashes and Snow by Canadian film-maker and photographer Gregory Colbert. Colbert captures the extraordinary beauty of rare interactions between humans beings and animals. The animal subjects of the photographs include interactions with both wild animals and also those that have been habituated to human contact.
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