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19 – 21 Oct

See Me See Us: Black Joy in Fashion

See Me See Us: Black Joy In Fashion – three nights, three panels, Melbourne Fashion Week. And this year they're going deeper. It's not a talk about barriers, it's a talk about brilliance.

19 Oct – The Amplifiers: the creators, hosts and platform-builders putting Black fashion in front of the world
20 Oct – The Muses: the models redefining who gets to be the face of Australian fashion
21 Oct – The Sculptors: the hands behind the look – hair, jewellery, custom design, barbering

Date	Times
Mon 19 Oct	6:30pm - 9:00pm
Tue 20 Oct	6:30pm - 9:00pm
Wed 21 Oct	6:30pm - 9:00pm

From $35 to $45

Adult / general $45
Student / concession $35

Free for children under 12

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