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Tickets announced for Australian Wearable Art Festival 2025

Australian Wearable Art Festival has announced tickets to exclusive front-row VIP Experiences and a new, affordable Preview Performance right in time for last minute Christmas presents.

Celebrating its fifth year, the Festival will feature ambitious new categories, enhanced production on the iconic 27-metre runway and an expanded $15,000 prize pool, drawing top artists from across Australia and the world to showcase designs on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

Australian Wearable Art Festival co-founder and co-director Helen Perry said First Release tickets, including the VIP Experience and all-new Preview Performance, are launched just in time for the holidays.

“2025 is going to be our most ambitious year and the VIP Experience for all four headline shows offer coveted front-row seats, an exclusive lounge and a backstage tour—a rare chance to connect with the finalists and learn about their creative journeys,” Ms Perry said.

“The VIP Experience is the perfect Christmas gift for the art enthusiasts in your life.”

In addition, the first release also introduces a Preview Performance, a more affordable option priced for students and concession holders.

“New for 2025, the Preview Performance opens the Festival to young creatives and wearable art fans who get to experience the same stunning production and innovation at a price that’s more within their reach,” Ms Perry said.

“We’re thrilled to make the Festival even more accessible with this new show.”

Next year’s Festival also introduces imaginative categories like “Elements of Nature” and “Abstract Form,” alongside awards for Textile, Innovation and Sustainability.

“Our 27-metre runway, which has become an iconic feature of the Festival, will bring over 40 debut wearable art pieces to life with new lighting options ranging from bold and dramatic to soft and atmospheric, promising an electrifying experience for attendees,” Ms Perry said.

General Admission will be available in early 2025 but First Release tickets, which includes VIP Experience and Preview Performance, are now on sale.

‘Mark your calendar and get ready to witness the incredible vision, imagination and creativity that is Australian Wearable Art Festival.”

Tickets for the VIP Experience are priced at from $90, and the Preview Performance tickets are available from $60. To purchase your tickets, go to australianwearableart.com.au.

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