During the evening on Saturday 1 July, colour, sparkles and intricate artwork filled the room at the Brisbane Convention Centre for the 2023 National NAIDOC Awards.
The awards showcased the best of Indigenous Australian fashion and design, highlighting the unique and diverse talents of Indigenous designers from all over the country.
From stunning couture gowns to bold suits, the fashion on display was a testament to the creativity and innovation of Indigenous designers.
The couture and formal wear showcased at the Awards were breathtaking, with designers incorporating traditional Indigenous motifs and materials into their designs.
Indigenous designers made waves in the world of evening wear, with bold prints and vibrant colours taking centre stage.
Labels such as Paul Mcann were seen showcasing their extravagant gowns to which was seen on the host, Casey Donovan.
Accessories, hair and makeup lit up the room with guests showcasing their individuality through the art of beauty using makeup, stylish hair and intricate pieces of jewellery.
From statement earrings to vibrant makeup, it was nothing short of glamourous.
One guest, Samala Cronin had taken the initiative to create her own dress stating it took 33 hours.
In conclusion, The NAIDOC Awards in Brisbane were a celebration of Indigenous Australian fashion and design, bringing together talent and creativity of Indigenous designers from all over the country.
From couture gowns, suits to accessories, the fashion on display was a testament to the unique and diverse culture of Indigenous Australia.
