Fair Fashion at Fed Square

This Friday night marks the launch of this year’s Fair@Square summer festival in Melbourne’s Federation Square. Kicking off the festivities is the Fair Fashion parade, co-ordinated by Peppermint stylist Julia-Louise Premoselli and hosted by our lovely summer cover girl, Connie Cao. A showcase of ethical fashion in all its glory, attendees will see the likes of Sosume, Bachhara, KissinCussin, Ghost & Lola and plenty more lighting up the runway. The parade is followed by a jam-packed weekend of free events, including beauty and living advice, cooking demos, upcycling inspiration and markets featuring over 80 different stallholders. If you’re keen to attend Friday night’s parade, head here for tickets – or jump on our Facebook page where we’ve got one double pass to give away!

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