Undress Brisbane is a new fashion movement with sustainability on its mind. Their message is simple: If you don’t know where it was made, what it was made from or where it will end up – take it off! The Undress revolution officially kicks off this Saturday October 15 with a one-off event in Brisbane. The Rooftop of the Chinatown Wilson car park will be transformed when three catwalks of student, vintage and established practice bring sustainable design to life, all focused on raising awareness about the lifecycle of fashion garments. Tickets are free, all you have to do is register online. This is one runway you’ll walk away from with a fresh perspective on fashion (and even a free gift bag!).
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