Wedding dresses by their nature are pieces of sartorial splendour, but Madeleine Tucker’s designs are something to behold.
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In 2017, alumna Iris Smit invented a simple yet effective cosmetic product and started selling it online. A year later, Smit’s business is worth AUD$10 million, and she’s only just getting started.
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Twenty-eight Curtin University students recently travelled to China to participate in the international Design Day Marathon.
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From sewing her first cushion at age 12 to featuring in British Vogue magazine in 2018, fashion alumna Antoinette Raphael is bringing bold attitude to the industry with her streetwear label, RAW WAR.
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Tim Palman will be graduating from Curtin with his career in photography well underway.
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Global wool authority, The Woolmark Company, gives Curtin fashion students an insight into industry and the myriad benefits of working with natural, Australian-grown Merino.
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As recipients of New Colombo Plan scholarships, Alice Baldock, Yasmin Harris, Benjamin Richardson and Michael Tran will join HASSELL in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Cordelia Gibbs has a box of rusty metallic objects that she has scavenged from her family’s farm in Beverly. She plans to use them to help dye the fabric she will use to create her clothes for her next collection. Cordelia Gibbs is one of Curtin’s fashion design students – her looks have been entered Read More
By Marisa Wikramanayake | Campus and community; The arts and creative industries
What could we do with artificially or virtually constructed bodies to help those who are aging or disabled to interact with others and their world far more easily? Or to extend our experience of it? And why does Professor Stelarc have an ear implanted in his left arm?
By Marisa Wikramanayake | Campus and community; Research; Physical sciences and mathematics; The arts and creative industries | 4commentsCurtin University of Technology’s Albert Tie has won the Department of Design’s annual Department of Consumer and Employment Protection (DOCEP) Multimedia Design Student prize.
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