
OPENING RUNWAY: ganbu marra
Featuring Atyene Clothing, Delvene Cockatoo-Collins, Ebony Noire, Kaninda, Marnin Studio, OUT OF HAND x Lisa Waup, Rowland Vision, Saretta The Label, Van Ermel Scherer, Yapa Mali Styled by Lindyn…
Hosted by Melbourne Fashion Week
About this event
Featuring Atyene Clothing, Delvene Cockatoo-Collins, Ebony Noire, Kaninda, Marnin Studio, OUT OF HAND x Lisa Waup, Rowland Vision, Saretta The Label, Van Ermel Scherer, Yapa Mali
Styled by Lindyn Rowland
In Woi Wurrung, ganbu marra means “one mob”, a concept unifying this spectacular collection styled by proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander model and M/FW First Nations Creative Director Lindyn Rowland.
Held amid the grandeur of the NGV’s Gandel Hall, the runway explores a world of high contrast, where raw street realism unfiltered storytelling, where the concrete meets the divine, and sovereign luxury clashes with urban survival.
With striking silhouettes and unapologetic self-expression, this is a celebration of cultural pride and contemporary fashion that shapes Melbourne / narrm of today.
Following the show, celebrate First Nations creativity and the opening of Melbourne Fashion Week with beverages and canapes on the runway.
Are you the organiser? Manage this event →
Getting there
Here is how to reach National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, whether you are driving, taking public transport or walking.
The week's most popular events in your inbox, every week. Free. Unsubscribe any time.
Get directions
🅿️ Street parking is tight after 6pm, public transport or ride share is the easy option.
Plan your night
Make a night of it, eat and drink within a short walk of National Gallery of Victoria



More at National Gallery of Victoria
All 4 events →
TheatreMelbourne Magic Show$35–$40See event →Explore more events
Similar vibes, same weekend, nearby venues
More from this organiser

Arts & Culture
FashLab POP-UP
362 Little Collins Street · Melbourne

Arts & Culture
GrathElms — A Parisian–Moroccan Salon
Quest on Dorcas · Southbank

Arts & Culture
The Indian Edit
Kensington Town Hall · Kensington

Arts & Culture
See Me, See Us: Black Joy In Fashion
Queen Victoria Women's Centre · Melbourne









