NAIDOC Week

Celebrate culture, creativity, and community with the NAIDOC Community Fashion Installation, a vibrant exhibition spotlighting local youth styled in fashion from your favourite centre retailers.

fashion Installation

Thursday 3 to 20 July

Experience the NAIDOC Community Fashion Installation at The Square Mirrabooka, created in partnership with Peter Farmer Designs and featuring your favourite fashion retailers.

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About the PROJECT

The project empowers young people through confidence-building workshops and a professional photoshoot experience, celebrating identity, culture, and self expression in a powerful fashion installation.

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MEET THE CREATIVES

PETER FARMER DESIGNS

Peter Farmer is a world-renowned Artist and Balga local, whose work aims to break down barriers and forge a pathway for Aboriginal Artists and Creatives. Having worked with brands such as Jimmy Choo and Woodside, his career as a visual storyteller has seen the creation of significant pieces across Australia and in 2008 was awarded Perth NAIDOC Visual Artist of the year.

Peter Farmer proudly upholds the culture and traditions of his Father and Mother’s land and country, and seeks to empower future generations to uphold their heritage and pursue their passions.

His hand-crafted designs can be seen on some of the models featured in the NAIDOC Community Fashion Installation. Each print tells a powerful story of connection to land, identity, and culture.

Miranda-Lee Farmer

Miranda is a proud Noongar woman from Perth, Western Australia, with a Social Science degree from Edith Cowan University and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science from Deakin University. With over 26 years of experience in project management, particularly in public art. Miranda has played a key role in the success of Peter Farmer Designs. She has also contributed her leadership to the boards of Derbarl Yerrigan Aboriginal Health Service and Activate Perth. Passionate about nurturing the next generation, Miranda is committed to supporting emerging Aboriginal artists and empowering them to pursue public art opportunities nationwide.

Miranda’s leadership and strong community ties are central to bringing the NAIDOC projects to life at both The Square Mirrabooka and Midland Gate Shopping Centre, ensuring the project reflects culture, connection, and community pride.