Forever Starts Now

While a reworked Young Talent Time returned to our screens this week, the only young talents we need to know about are the ones who have been busily burrowing away in preparation for today’s grand opening of Evergreen: fresh sustainable fashion at Sydney’s Object Gallery. Showcasing the works of both emerging and established eco designers from Australia and abroad, Evergreen runs from today, January 27th until Sunday, March 25th, giving you plenty of time to head along and admire the designs – both bold and beautiful. But this exhibition is about much more than just pretty dresses: Evergreen aims to educate its visitors on just how difficult it is to transform an industry driven by waste and excess. You’ll learn not only ways in which the exhibition’s designers are burning the torch for more sustainable and ethical fashion, but how you, as a consumer, can too. And we’re all for that!

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