A Celebration of Fashion, Art & Conversation

Join us at Gang Gang Gallery for two inspiring weekends of fashion, creativity and connection.

Across the program, you’ll experience a curated series of talks, a thoughtfully presented fashion parade, and engaging in-gallery activations that explore the artistry and story behind contemporary fashion.

Come for a day or join us across the weekend

FOR YOUR FULL WEEKEND PROGRAM SEE BELOW - BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th May. 11am to 4pm - $40

• Light Catering 12noon to 2pm
• 11am - Fashion Parade - Come Dressed in your Best 
• Olivia Graham from Fashion House Camilla - Dress up and Photo Shoots BOTH DAYS
• Eric Hagen - Live fashion illustration demonstration
• Sandy Fullerton - Collection display with textiles & machines
• Peter McNeil - Presentation and talk
• Design a bra Competition - Judging & peoples choice
• MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th May. 11am to 4pm - $40

• Light Catering 12noon to 2pm
• Olivia Graham from Fashion House Camilla - Dress up and Photo Shoots BOTH DAYS
• Eric Hagen - Live fashion illustration demonstration
• Sandy Fullerton - Collection display with textiles & machines
• Peter McNeil - Presentation and talk
• Design a bra Competition - Judging & peoples choice results & awards (Saturday)
• MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED

Following the success of our inaugural Fashion Week 2025, Gang Gang Gallery is proud to present the next chapter of our fashion story. This year we will be going undercover to look at the changing shape of women through the evolution of undergarments - from the suck-it-all-in corset to the bullet bra of the 1950's, we will show how the most enchanting fashion styling was made possible by the engineering beneath.

Featuring the history of Berlei and its role in Lithgow's economy through presentations from the wonderful Professor Peter McNeil pre-eminent fashion and design historian, Louise Mitchell former curator of fashion at the Power House Museum and our own fantastic fashion icons, Sandy Fullerton of internationally acclaimed Fullerton Design and Eric Hagen, haute couture expert, mentor, lecturer and illustrator, Ray Christianson Manager of Lithgow State Mine Museum and his wife Jennifer, accomplished seamstress.