Unlike Australian fashion week may be in Sydney, this is MFF campaigns, judge not - is an event, the public any can buy a ticket. It's purpose is to drive retail consumer exhibited by stimulating the clothes, but in the stores immediately after Melbourne and the whole country.
"My main goal is for the festival to be optimistic attitude to face consumers." Pierce said.
"What's really important is to provide customers with the opportunity to participate in as many strong those activities is impossible. I decided to celebrate the concept, festival team, in order to create a very special consumers of festival, launch occurred in the opener, March 14 public holidays in Melbourne. It will become a true family celebrations."
Pierce, because this time that decades of fashion, can let the public to participate in the festival launch, before judge not - how government house event, in Melbourne.
"We will return to 60 and exploration, genius to penetrate to talent will we see Pierce said:" tomorrow. "It will become a real recreation experiences moment display fashion designers like arnesen and Carla's shu dingfang, Zampatti."
The new event, which will also have special performance, reflects the advantage of Australian musician Pierce as a creative director and use his experience as a perfect networker dizzying with a soft place.
For Pearce, a party is more than an opportunity to wear in a pair of Gucci loafers.
He can work any room with aplomb, with a stamina that is enviable and sometimes irritating. While working at Vogue Australia there were occasions I would leave a champagne-fuelled event hours before Pearce and arrive at the office the next morning behind tinted Persols, clutching a hamburger, only to find the professional reveller coolly conducting a meeting with advertisers, bright-eyed and brilliantined.
Another asset he brings to the job is that in a notoriously bitchy and backstabbing industry Pearce has amassed a formidable rollcall of friends in the years before Facebook, when it took more than a "poke" and friend request to form a lasting bond.
To co-curate the Decades of Fashion event, Pearce has called on his long-time friend and mentor Nancy Pilcher, a former Vogue Australia editor who works for Conde Nast.
"Having been in the industry for as long as I have it's a wonderful opportunity to really call on the services of some of my wonderful colleagues and mentors," Pearce says. "And Nancy knows the work of these designers, right back to Norma Tullo."
Pearce's other mentor, Robyn Holt, also received a call from the MFF offices in Flinders Lane to take the reins of the business seminar.
"I really wanted someone who had true business experience," Pearce says.
"Robyn has worked as a CEO internationally, representing Conde Nast, Monocle magazine in the UK and Yves Saint Laurent Parfum."
"My main goal is for the festival to be optimistic attitude to face consumers." Pierce said.
"What's really important is to provide customers with the opportunity to participate in as many strong those activities is impossible. I decided to celebrate the concept, festival team, in order to create a very special consumers of festival, launch occurred in the opener, March 14 public holidays in Melbourne. It will become a true family celebrations."
Pierce, because this time that decades of fashion, can let the public to participate in the festival launch, before judge not - how government house event, in Melbourne.
"We will return to 60 and exploration, genius to penetrate to talent will we see Pierce said:" tomorrow. "It will become a real recreation experiences moment display fashion designers like arnesen and Carla's shu dingfang, Zampatti."
The new event, which will also have special performance, reflects the advantage of Australian musician Pierce as a creative director and use his experience as a perfect networker dizzying with a soft place.
For Pearce, a party is more than an opportunity to wear in a pair of Gucci loafers.
He can work any room with aplomb, with a stamina that is enviable and sometimes irritating. While working at Vogue Australia there were occasions I would leave a champagne-fuelled event hours before Pearce and arrive at the office the next morning behind tinted Persols, clutching a hamburger, only to find the professional reveller coolly conducting a meeting with advertisers, bright-eyed and brilliantined.
Another asset he brings to the job is that in a notoriously bitchy and backstabbing industry Pearce has amassed a formidable rollcall of friends in the years before Facebook, when it took more than a "poke" and friend request to form a lasting bond.
To co-curate the Decades of Fashion event, Pearce has called on his long-time friend and mentor Nancy Pilcher, a former Vogue Australia editor who works for Conde Nast.
"Having been in the industry for as long as I have it's a wonderful opportunity to really call on the services of some of my wonderful colleagues and mentors," Pearce says. "And Nancy knows the work of these designers, right back to Norma Tullo."
Pearce's other mentor, Robyn Holt, also received a call from the MFF offices in Flinders Lane to take the reins of the business seminar.
"I really wanted someone who had true business experience," Pearce says.
"Robyn has worked as a CEO internationally, representing Conde Nast, Monocle magazine in the UK and Yves Saint Laurent Parfum."
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