Showing 5 items matching "gown of the year award"
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Eltham District Historical Society IncDocument - Folder, Munro, Barbara and Lynn
... ...Gown of the Year Award...Barbara Munro entered a bark garment in the Gown of the Year Award. Newspaper article: "Adrian wants to work in peace", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. ...Barbara Munro entered a bark garment in the Gown of the Year Award. Newspaper article: "Adrian wants to work in peace", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. ...Barbara Munro, who settled in Research, was a leading bark artist, calling herself a "multi-media collage artist". Her daughter Lynn is also an artist and designer, working at the Melbourne Theatre Company Contents Newspaper article: "Soft touch to Barbara's bark", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. Barbara Munro entered a bark garment in the Gown of the Year Award. Newspaper article: "Adrian wants to work in peace", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. Adrian Fenech looking for accommodation. Newspaper article: "Remember Sleepy Swipers Gully?", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. Images and text about Swipers Gully, now called Research. Newspaper article: "water colors at Eltham Gallery", Diamond Valley News, 22 July 1980. Annual water colour exhibition at Eltham Gallery to include Mike Green, Normie Gude, Ken McDonald, Robert Miller, Gordon Speary, Wayne Viney and Paul Warner. Newspaper article: "The butterfly emerges", Diamond Valley News, 3 August 1982. Barbara Munro and daughter Lynn Munro used the butterfly theme to create a dance costume.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcbarbara munro, bark garment, gown of the year award, adrian fenech, eltham gallery, mike green, normie gude, ken mcdonald, robert miller, gordon speary, wayne viney, paul warner, diamond valley repertory, bimbadeen gallery pty ltd, swipers gully, research vic, research primary school, infant health centre at research vic, west's passenger coach, ingrams road research, charles anderson, tom prior, eva prior, mrs e reynolds, lynn munro, studio papillo in eltham, elana mckinley, melbourne theatre company -
Eltham District Historical Society Inc
Document - Folder, Wilson, Michael
... ...Gown of the Year award...Michael Wilson Eltham Goldsmithery Eltham Gallery Montsalvat Country Arts Store John Mills Pottery Gallery 4 Eltham Shillinglaw Cottage Wiregrass Gallery Community Centre Eltham Artisans Minting Eltham Wendy Wilson Alessi design house Carlo Alessi Marianne Brandt Susan Cohn Matcham Skipper Simon Icarus Baigent Angela Abbott Peter Glass Max Meldrum Percy Leason Alice Bale Walter Withers Margery Withers Richard McCann Veronica Wilson Gown of the Year award Silmar Designers Award United Nations World Music Council Award Emile Hafner Tiana Sweeney Aaron Wilson Tony McManus Andrea Pollard Carmel McConnell Michael Wilson Diamond Jewellers Constellation Cup Tribute to John Lennon De Beers Supreme Diamond Design Award Gold and Silversmith Guild Eltham Copper Butterfly Collection Central Australian Collection Celtic Collection Wendy Green Jeanette Dyke Harold Mitchell Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etc Wilson, Michael Document Folder ...Silversmith Michael Wilson moved to Eltham and established a newellery business. Contents Photocopy, sketch map of Eltham, drawn by Peter Green, commissioned by Michael Wilson, undated, showing cultural sites. Newspaper article: "Silversmith is in ten top", Heidelberger, 21 October 1983. Michael Wilson's design in top ten Gown of the Year. Newspaper article: "Mike tries his hand with gold", Green Valley, ~1985. Michael Wilson's career to date. Newspaper article: "Rural Life", Diamond Valley News, 10 September 1997. Michael Wilson adopted the cicada as his signature for his work. Newspaper article: "Art and design venue", Diamond Valley News, 14 August 1996. Michael Wilson converted his studio into a showroom. Newspaper article: "Quality, value in jewellery", Diamond Valley Leader, 8 June 2005. History of Michael Wilson's business. Newspaper article: "Q and A", Diamond Valley Leader, 25 June 2005. Newspaper article: "Q and A", Diamond Valley Leader, 27 August 2008. Newspaper article: "Retail Therapy: Michael Wilson Diamond Jewellers, Eltham", The Weekly Review, 28 October 2015. About Michael Wilson business. Newspaper article: "A golden touch - three decades of jewellery making", Heidelberg and Valley Weekly, 7 November 2006. Michael Wilson's 30-year retrospective. Newspaper article: "The right contacts for diamonds", Diamond Valley Leader, 26 May 2010. About Michael Wilson business. Newspaper article: "Facets of a brilliant career", The Weekly Review, 16 March 2011. About Michael Wilson. Newspaper article: "Bush living but close to city", Diamond Valley Leader, 23 October 2019. Michael Wilson explains why his enjoys living in Eltham. Newspaper article: "Jeweller a cut above rest", unknown title and date. Details of Michael Wilson business. Text of speech by Michael Wilson at Eltham Cemetery, 1 July 2015. Michael Wilson newsletter, December 2010. Michael Wilson newsletter, December 2011. Michael Wilson newsletter, December 2013. Michael Wilson newsletter, December 2015.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcmichael wilson, eltham goldsmithery, eltham gallery, montsalvat, country arts store, john mills pottery, gallery 4 eltham, shillinglaw cottage, wiregrass gallery, community centre eltham, artisans minting eltham, wendy wilson, alessi design house, carlo alessi, marianne brandt, susan cohn, matcham skipper, simon icarus baigent, angela abbott, peter glass, max meldrum, percy leason, alice bale, walter withers, margery withers, richard mccann, veronica wilson, gown of the year award, silmar designers award, united nations world music council award, emile hafner, tiana sweeney, aaron wilson, tony mcmanus, andrea pollard, carmel mcconnell, michael wilson diamond jewellers, constellation cup, tribute to john lennon, de beers supreme diamond design award, gold and silversmith guild, eltham copper butterfly collection, central australian collection, celtic collection, wendy green, jeanette dyke, harold mitchell, -
Kew Historical Society IncClothing - Yellow Silk Evening Coat, 1960s
... Eleven years later the designers won the [Melbourne] Gown of the Year award. Jill and Noel Kemmelfield were later to launch Marty and Martine, their mid-market labels. ...Eleven years later the designers won the [Melbourne] Gown of the Year award. Jill and Noel Kemmelfield were later to launch Marty and Martine, their mid-market labels. ...Jinoel of Melbourne was a highly successful Australian fashion house launched by Jill and Noel Kemmelfield in 1957. Eleven years later the designers won the [Melbourne] Gown of the Year award. Jill and Noel Kemmelfield were later to launch Marty and Martine, their mid-market labels. They closed their business in the 1980s. The evening coat was owned, worn and donated by Dione McIntyre.The McIntyre Collection of clothing and clothing accessories forms one of the largest single donations to our Fashion & Design collection. It includes clothing and clothing accessories worn by four women in the Cohen and McIntyre families across three generations. The items worn by Melbourne architect, and Kew resident, Dione McIntyre date from the 1960s and 1970s, and include evening wear, day wear, hats and shoes. As Dione McIntyre often accompanied her husband, fellow architect Peter McIntyre, to formal events, there are a number of pieces of evening wear among the items. The McIntyre Collection also includes items worn by women of an earlier generation: by Lilian Cohen, Dione McIntyre's mother, and by her mother-in-law, the wife of the architect Robert McIntyre. At the other end of the chronological spectrum are a number of outfits belonging to, worn and donated by Annie McIntyre. These include outfits created by notable late 20th century Australian and/or international fashion designers. The McIntyre Collection is significant historically and artistically as it includes examples of design that demonstrate changing tastes in fashion over an 80-year period. The collection is also significant in that it includes the work of a large number of Melbourne designers from the 1960s to the 1990s. Long sleeved full length yellow raw silk evening coat fastened with a belt of the same colour and fabric. Designed by Jinoel of MelbourneLabel: Jinoel of Melbournewomen's clothing, jinoel of melbourne (vic), coat dresses, jill & noel kemmelfield, mcintyre collection, australian fashion - 1960s -
Brighton Historical SocietyCoat, circa mid-1950s to early 1960s
... Brighton Historical Society holds a small collection of Hartnell and Raoul Couture garments, including a Gown of the Year Award-winning dress donated by Ralph Samuel....Brighton Historical Society holds a small collection of Hartnell and Raoul Couture garments, including a Gown of the Year Award-winning dress donated by Ralph Samuel. raoul couture melbourne designers flinders lane ralph samuel leonard legge hartnell of melbourne Label, inner collar: "raoul couture / MELB" Red felted wool coat with red silk lining, fastening centre front with four large square-shaped buttons. ...Raoul Couture was a high-end fashion house based in Flinders Lane from around 1955 until 1964. Established by designer Ralph Samuel, who also owned Hartnell of Melbourne (circa late 1940s-1971), Raoul was the business's premium label. The head designer was Leonard Legge, who later worked for Prue Acton. Brighton Historical Society holds a small collection of Hartnell and Raoul Couture garments, including a Gown of the Year Award-winning dress donated by Ralph Samuel.Red felted wool coat with red silk lining, fastening centre front with four large square-shaped buttons. Single vent/slit up centre back to waist. Loosely belted back with single button fastening.Label, inner collar: "raoul couture / MELB"raoul couture, melbourne designers, flinders lane, ralph samuel, leonard legge, hartnell of melbourne -
National Wool MuseumTextile - Dress
... gown was made from Australian wool woven in Bradford and made up in Paris. It was given to the Melbourne Legacy Wives Association by Mr Ken Clarke (former head of the Wool Board and a Legatee) for use in a parade of garments by the Legacy Wives Association. This particular gown won an award (Wool Award/Gown of the Year...gown was made from Australian wool woven in Bradford and made up in Paris. It was given to the Melbourne Legacy Wives Association by Mr Ken Clarke (former head of the Wool Board and a Legatee) for use in a parade of garments by the Legacy Wives Association. This particular gown won an award (Wool Award/Gown of the Year ...Long coffee coloured wool lace evening gown with long sleeves and train. According to the donor (see correspondence in supp. file), this gown was made from Australian wool woven in Bradford and made up in Paris. It was given to the Melbourne Legacy Wives Association by Mr Ken Clarke (former head of the Wool Board and a Legatee) for use in a parade of garments by the Legacy Wives Association. This particular gown won an award (Wool Award/Gown of the Year?) in c.1957 and was on display in the window of the Georges department store in Melbourne.Long coffee coloured wool lace evening gown with long sleeves and train. Slip under coffee coloured lace dress. Detail of bodice of coffee coloured lace dress. Photograph from C of A: Ministry of Post War Construction Report c1945 "Wool"AC / AUST WOOL BOARDfashion, australian wool board, lace
