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Stylecraft Celebrate 60 years

Stylecraft Celebrate 60 years

Stylecraft invited the industry crème de la crème and representatives from their international brands to celebrate their 60th anniversary in both Melbourne (Friday 4 October at Alto) and Sydney (Friday 11 October at the MCA). They were appropriately stylish nights to mark the occasion, with a cameo by original founder, Peter DeCrespigny, reminding us of their humble beginnings and their ongoing legacy.

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