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Maticevski Returns to Fashion Week After Decade
30 Mar
Summary
- Toni Maticevski returns to Australian Fashion Week after a 10-year absence.
- The event will be held at a new venue, Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art.
- Established and emerging designers will showcase collections at the trade event.
Renowned Melbourne designer Toni Maticevski is set to rejoin the Australian Fashion Week schedule, marking his return after a 10-year absence. Maticevski cited the innovation and excitement of recent emerging designers as his inspiration for re-engaging with the national fashion showcase.
His decision to participate reflects a desire to be part of an evolving and dynamic industry. Maticevski, celebrated for his unique pattern-making and drapery, plans an intimate presentation for his collection.
This year's Australian Fashion Week will be hosted at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art, a departure from its previous venue. The event will feature over 20 designers, including prominent names like Carla Zampatti and Aje, alongside new talents and emerging First Nations designers.
The trade show, crucial for media and buyers, has seen strong international interest. Following a period of uncertainty regarding its future administration, the Australian Fashion Council stepped in to ensure the 2025 event proceeds with added consumer-facing components.
