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 17/1/2026 Arts Hub

 

VOGUE VERSUS MADONNA - THE PANEL 

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Special Guest Announced!

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From the creators of The Pearl Prize International

A panel will be getting into “being material in a material world”. The crossover of fashion into music, film and arts intermix. Everything VOGUE related will be discussed. Who wears what and why? Anna Wintour, how has she predicted and shaped the fashion landscape? How have musicians like Madonna celebrated and created a more inclusive world?

The Icons: Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, and Vivienne Westwood, how have they shaped fashion culture? Groove along with canapes and raise a glass to couture!

Get into the groove.

As part of Midsumma Festival.

 
And announcing special guest Fashion Designer: Jordan Williamson. 

 

Jordan runs their own label, FANTOÌ‚ME.

Their work explores a variety of themes from fear, power and identity through a refined, Haute Couture lens, drawing influence from historical craftsmanship and modern design principles.

They are a designer in Melbourne Fashion Week, a multi accolade winner of Fashion Awards Australia, as well as featuring in Fleece to Fashion and the upcoming National Graduate Showcase as a Finalist with PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival.

Get your tickets now. 

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Thursday, 29th January

6pm – 7pm 

The Wheeler Cenre, Downstairs, enter outside via lift on Little Lonsdale Street.

 

Tickets

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