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Expressions of interest are now open for Brisbane Fashion Month by Fashion Queensland, our 11th annual festival this October. Join us at Brisbane Powerhouse for spectacular runway, conversations and networking that support Brisbane and Queensland fashion and design. Contact laura@fashionqueensland.com.au.
Connecting the Brisbane and Queensland fashion industry through an annual program of events
Fashion Queensland presents an annual program of events and activations showcasing and connecting the Brisbane and Queensland fashion industry.
Each year, we present Brisbane and Queensland designers to audiences in excess of 20,000 people across our annual calendar of events from Noosa’s Fashion on Concours to Brisbane Fashion Month, our annual Cutting Edge science x fashion project, Noosa Fashion Weekend and our newly launched Fashion Queensland In Conversation series at Brisbane Powerhouse.
We are champions of Queensland’s creative culture, connecting and platforming our fashion industry to a highly engaged audience through experiential, professionally produced events. Connect with Fashion Queensland and let’s work together to help our industry shine.
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Watch: Noosa Fashion Weekend highlight reel
Working with Fashion Queensland over a number of years has provided Mannzilo with opportunities that have genuinely contributed to our growth. Through Brisbane Fashion Month, the Ekka Parades and Brisbane Racing Club partnerships, we’ve gained valuable exposure in print, tv and live audience and built meaningful industry relationships.
What sets Fashion Queensland apart is its genuine commitment to advocating for Queensland designers. Laura and her team consistently create opportunities that extend well beyond the runway, connecting designers with industry, media, commercial partners and the broader community.
Their professionalism and long-term investment in the local fashion industry make Fashion Queensland an invaluable contributor to Brisbane’s creative landscape.
Akheel Kahn, Mannzilo
Laura Churchill is one of Australia’s pre-eminent stylists and one of our favourite creative collaborators. As a respected mover and shaker in her sector, Laura paves the way for the next generation of fashion entrepreneurs both as an artist and a business owner, leading with authenticity and generosity.
Naomi Price, artistic director, The Little Red Company
What sets Laura apart from other Queensland fashion leaders and events or festivals is that she is genuinely and authentically at the forefront of identifying and nurturing Queensland fashion talent, and propelling it to its most lofty heights.
In all my dealings with her, she has been a consummate professional whom I could not speak more highly of: unfailingly reliable, meticulously organised, an impeccable ambassador, and genuinely invested in the success of the designers and precincts she works with. Her passion and care for the future of Queensland fashion are second to none. She holds a long-term strategic vision for the industry while still handling the granular, on-the-ground detail of event delivery — venue logistics, sponsor relationships, media coordination and designer welfare — without ever dropping the ball.
Brisbane Fashion Month and the Ekka Parades are demanding, high-visibility events, and Laura and her team have delivered them, year after year, with consistency and creative ambition.
Andra Bite, Brisbane Arcade Marketing Manager
Laura Churchill is a high-profile fashion expert leading the industry into worldwide opportunities through her extensive experience in event management. Events such as Brisbane Fashion Month drive Queensland’s creative industry and economy through runways, pop-up stores and networking events. Red Ridge Interior Queensland through its fashion label Red Ridge the Label has participated in each of these events on offer which drives flow on benefits to remote Queensland communities.
Louise Campbell, manager, Red Ridge Interior Queensland
Fashion Queensland pays our respects to the Turrbal and Jagera people, the traditional owners of our land. We pay respects to all elders past and present, and acknowledge the young leaders who are working beside our elders in our cultural industries. We recognise all First Nations peoples as the original storytellers of these lands and acknowledge the important role they continue to play in our community.