After three years of successful events in Brisbane, the Undress team are southbound this year and they’re taking their catwalk with them! Joining in the Sustainable Living Festival celebrations, the premier Undress Melbourne runway is happening this Saturday 15 February and features a who’s who of ethical, sustainable, vintage and handmade labels, including Madonna Bain (pictured), Studio Jux, One Colour, Etiko and many more. Spaces for this event are limited – head here for tickets and secure your front-row seat for Melbourne’s newest fashion event!
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