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This world-record EFWA opening runway show celebrated creativity and sustainability, showcasing the innovative work of over 50 talented fashion designers from Busselton and around the globe. The fashions ranged from upcycled textiles and garments to handmade accessories made from local materials.

The event, which attracts fashion designers from around the globe, focuses on creativity, innovation, sustainability, and education. Designers from Australia, Canada, Columbia, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, Italy, Spain, the UK, and the USA were represented on the runway.

The spirit of the community came alive as diverse groups collaborated to create stunning fashion designs for EFWA’s world-record runway show. With participation from the St. John of God Foundation, Ellenbrook Youth Centre, Edith Cowan University, Regis, Country Women’s Association, and Cape Care, this event showcased creativity and the power of collective inspiration.

The venue was simply breathtaking. The Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden pier in the Southern Hemisphere, surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean and white sand beaches. Busselton is a small town about 220 km southwest of Perth and is a growing tourist destination in Western Australia.

All eyes were focused on a group of inspiring fashion models from the Busselton and Perth region, adorned in stunning sustainable clothing, who gracefully began their runway walk from the shoreline.

Their journey along the entire length of the jetty to an underwater observatory at the end of the pier included a magnificent return trip under the sunset light. It was a beautiful spectacle that lasted about one hour that captivated the audience. It showcased not only stylish fashion but also a commitment to sustainability.

You can watch for more news from EFWA in the weeks ahead.

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The runway show consists of sustainable fashions from first- and second-year students made a marked as this young talent created eco-friendly designs can be fun and personable.

Not surprising as Curtin University is global campus with almost one-third of its student body consist of international students. Offering up a multi-cultural and inclusive environment to develop young minds.

Here are some of the looks from Curtin University sustainable fashion student show.

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After two years of planning, EFWA Founder Zuhal Kuvan-Mills has delivered a world-class fashion week for Australia, driven by her personal commitment to save our planet from ourselves and future generations.

The gala evening began with a traditional dance ceremony by Xpression Models followed by a preview of over 40 eco-designers and student fashions from Curtin University Design WA, ECU Western Australia, Melbourne Fashion Institute and RMIT University, Victoria.

Tonight’s runway program opens with luxury haute couture Green Embassy Australia, followed by Jude Taylor Australia, Sylvia Calvo Spain, Malawi Africa, Connally McDougall Canada and Shravan Kumar India.

The real test for EFWA is now with the eco-fashion designers, show us what you got.

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