Kirrikin Shines on the Runway at STYLEAID Phoenix

Kirrikin Shines on the Runway at STYLEAID Phoenix

Posted by Lauren Davidson on

Proud doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Seeing our designs walk the runway at STYLEAID Phoenix — worn by the incredible Joan (@joandube_official) — was a moment we’ll never forget. Joan looked absolutely stunning in our Kimberley Grasses and Leaves Set, featuring artwork by Lena Andrews, a piece that beautifully captures the connection between Country, nature, and community.

A Celebration of Fashion, Art, and Storytelling

For Kirrikin, every garment tells a story. Being part of this iconic event was an honour — a celebration of fashion as art, and of the power of storytelling through Indigenous design. STYLEAID Phoenix brought together some of Western Australia’s most talented creatives, all united by a shared purpose: to inspire, connect, and showcase fashion with meaning.

We’re deeply grateful to the STYLEAID team for including us and for providing a platform that amplifies the voices and visions of First Nations designers. Events like these remind us why we do what we do — creating wearable art that shares culture, history, and beauty with the world.

A Huge Thank You to the Dream Team

This moment wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible people behind the scenes who brought the look to life:
📸 Photographer: @johnkohphoto
💄 Makeup: @carol_mackie & @maccosmetics
💇 Hair: @danlhemsley & @mauricemeadesalons
🎥 Production: @luxeventsperth
🎟 Event: @styleaid.phoenix

The Power of Runway with Purpose

Every runway moment is more than fashion — it’s a statement of identity, collaboration, and pride. Kirrikin is honoured to continue sharing the work of Indigenous artists on global stages, weaving connection and culture into every piece.

 

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