Indigenous Culture Runway
WINK Models was proud to have Haylee walk the Indigenous Culture Runway at the National Indigenous Art Fair, curated by Billie-Jean Hamlet to mark the beginning of NAIDOC Week.
The runway showcased incredible pieces from First Nations designers, with Haylee and the other models bringing each look to life on the runway. The event celebrated Indigenous fashion, creativity and culture, creating a powerful opening night experience for guests and the wider community.
As a modelling agency, WINK is proud to provide experienced runway talent for fashion shows, cultural events and creative productions. Being part of the National Indigenous Art Fair was a special opportunity for WINK talent to contribute to an event celebrating First Nations creativity and design.
You Might Like
An interview with photographer, Max Doyle
Check out our interview with awards winning photographer, and fellow WINK Model, Max Doyle.
You Might Like
Eternal Bridal
Eternal Bridal partnered with WINK Models for another beautiful bridal runway event, continuing a longstanding relationship of more than six years. For the latest launch event, WINK provided models Tahyna and Kymberlee to showcase the bridal collection and bring the evening’s runway to life.
The Oodie
The Oodie, the Australian loungewear brand known for its oversized wearable blankets and playful pop culture collaborations, is one of WINK Models’ most frequent repeat clients
Napoleon Perdis
Napoleon Perdis, the iconic Australian beauty brand, returned to WINK Models for its latest beauty and skincare campaign in Sydney.