![]() ![]() The immersive visuals and sounds were thanks to Musical Director Gary Sinclaire, with a backdrop from Palawa man Wayne Quilliam, production house Global Headquarters and Editor Dan Sharp. Hair and makeup teams added the final touches thanks to sponsors Lancome Official and Redken. The runway magic was sparked by Head Stylist Rhys Ripper and Assistant Stylist Garth Ernstzen, and both creatives spent their time mentoring, helping and putting the Mob In Fashion industry creatives Ebony, Grace, Keira and Joshua to work. The runway concept and creative was led by Eastern Arrernte woman and Creative Director Shilo McNamee with Creative Consultant Al Weekes, Producer Cat Rose and her incredible team. Each landscape represented the origins of each designer, paying homage to their connection to Country, their spirituality, their community and family because Country is and always will be a source of pride and inspiration for First Nations peoples. The audience experienced an immersive journey through our great landscapes, visiting the rich ochres of the desert, through to the calming turquoise of the rivers and ending their journey at the energetic deep blue of the sea. The IFP Runway was presented by Afterpay and supported by David Jones, and the night kicked off with a spectacular Acknowledgement of Gadigal Country by Yvonne Weldon, Wiradjuri woman and Councillor of the City of Sydney Council. The Indigenous Fashion Projects (IFP) Runway returned to Afterpay Australian Fashion Week for the second time in May, showcasing iconic First Nations designers, and a stellar performance by Jessica Mauboy. Indigenous Fashion Projects at Afterpay Australian Fashion Week 2022 ![]()
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