
Kirrikin Unveils the YES Collection During Melbourne Fashion Week
Tue Oct 31 2023 by Lauren Davidson
Kirrikin Shines at Melbourne Fashion Week
From international runways to press interviews and new business ventures, it certainly has been a busy month for celebrated First Nations Fashion brand Kirrikin.Narelda Yonga's Dress
Introducing our unique Narelda Yonga’s Dress, where elegance meets whimsy.
Unveiling the YES Collection
Whilst this may be a returning runway event for Healy and the brand, this year saw Kirrikin create further conversation amongst guests and media with the presentation of their recently launched YES collection.
The Kaye Dress Pink
Introducing the Pink dress, the Kaye dress by artist Kaye White.International Ventures and Future Aspirations
While last night's runway was quite the talking point, Kirrikin has also made several headlines this month for the brand's international travels to London, the Hague, Vienna, Budapest, and Dubai.



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