5 Australian Clothing Brands and Their Theatre Show Counterparts
Are you a fashionista with a love for musical theatre? Look no further than these five Australian clothing brands, each with a matching musical theatre show that will have you singing and dancing in style.
1. Gorman x ‘Muriel’s Wedding’
Gorman’s quirky and colorful designs are the perfect match for ‘Muriel’s Wedding’, the hilarious and heartwarming Australian classic about a young woman’s journey to finding herself. With bold prints and playful accessories, Gorman’s collection will have you feeling like the star of the show.
2. Alice McCall x ‘Chicago’
Alice McCall’s signature feminine silhouettes and delicate detailing make for a perfect match with the sultry and sophisticated ‘Chicago’. Channel your inner Roxie Hart with McCall’s lace and ruffle-adorned pieces, guaranteed to make you feel like a true Broadway babe.
3. Zimmermann x ‘The Phantom of the Opera’
Zimmermann’s ethereal and romantic designs are a natural fit for ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, the timeless tale of love and obsession set in the grandeur of the Paris Opera House. With delicate lace and flowing silhouettes, Zimmermann’s collection is the perfect way to capture the show’s hauntingly beautiful essence.
4. Sass & Bide x ‘Cabaret’
Sass & Bide’s edgy and daring designs are the perfect match for ‘Cabaret’, the iconic musical set in the seedy underworld of 1930s Berlin. With leather accents and bold patterns, Sass & Bide’s collection will have you feeling like a true cabaret star.
5. Aje x ‘Strictly Ballroom’
Aje’s elegant and sophisticated designs perfectly complement the glitz and glamour of ‘Strictly Ballroom’, the high-energy musical about the world of competitive ballroom dancing. With flowing gowns and sparkling details, Aje’s collection is sure to make you feel like the belle of the ball.
So there you have it, five Australian clothing stores and their matching musical theatre shows. Whether you’re a fashionista or a musical theatre buff (or both!), have a think next time you head to the theatre – who am I wearing and does it match the event? Why not dress up for the occasion?
