North Melbourne Market

Spring is in the air – and with it, of course, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. Now in its 17th year, MSFW is about much more than just the catwalk, with events right across the city in celebration of design and creativity. The North Melbourne Market has long been a platform for independent designers with a focus on sustainable Australian-made fashion and design, and to celebrate their MSFW designer event on Sunday September 11, they have kindly offered a duo of accessories from East of Grey and Gaye Abandon to give away to one lucky Peppermint reader.

Hosted by Thread Den, Australia’s original combined retail space and sewing lounge, The North Melbourne Market has become a monthly highlight in Melbourne’s fashion, style and design calendar. This special designer market for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week will be the fourth, and biggest, annual MSFW event for the Thread Den team, featuring 60 independent designers, catwalk shows, a studio sale, exhibition pieces and installations, plus live music and workshops. If you’re keen to head along (and win some lovely prizes in the process), simply comment below – however, keep in mind you must be able to come to the event in Melbourne on September 11 to pick up the prize. Not a bad catch, we think!
{Enter by September 6th 5pm}

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