Emporium Melbourne is a proud partner of Melbourne Fashion Week 2025. On Thursday 23 October, Melbourne’s premier retail destination comes to life against the vibrant and iconic backdrop of Little Bourke Street and transforms into a celebration of style and culture with the Little Bourke Street Runway- present by Emporium Melbourne.

This runway features a curated collection of garments, straight from the designers and retailers that call Emporium Melbourne home. Expect refined tailoring and luxury collections from leading local and international brands, all coming together to create a bold style statement in the heart of the city.Be front row at the city’s most iconic street style runway, Featuring Aje Studio, Altea, Calibre, Et Al, Husk, Maje, Marimekko, Misha, MJ Bale, Oroton, Salomon, Sandro, Scotch & Soda, Zadig & Voltaire.

Shop the looks direct from the runway and discover the latest trends in centre.

Please note this runway takes place outdoors – it is free to attend with standing room available to the general public. No bookings are required.

• Thu 23 Oct, 5:30 – 6pm

• Thu 23 Oct, 7 – 7:30pm

A Line-Up of Iconic Designer Brands

This year’s Little Bourke Street Runway present by Emporium Melbourne presents a curated mix of Emporium Melbourne's most coveted brands. From bold streetwear to refined tailoring, from Parisian chic to contemporary Australian design, the line-up reflects Melbourne’s reputation as the nation’s fashion capital.

This open-air spectacle brings together Melbourne’s unapologetic spirit with world-class fashion, showcasing the talent, style and innovation of leading designers housed under the Emporium roof. More than a runway, it is a statement of our city’s cultural energy, a moment where style, community and creativity converge.

Et Al – Melbourne-born and proudly independent, Et Al is renowned for its avant-garde silhouettes and contemporary edge, offering fashion that challenges convention while staying deeply rooted in craftsmanship.

Altea – With its Italian heritage, Altea brings effortless sophistication and a European approach to tailoring, knitwear and smart casual staples.

Oroton – A true Australian icon, Oroton continues to evolve with luxurious leather goods, ready-to-wear, and accessories that balance heritage with modernity.

Husk – A brand synonymous with considered design, Husk blends fashion, accessories and homewares, embodying a lifestyle as much as a label.

Maje – Parisian through and through, Maje captures understated glamour with pieces that fuse timeless chic and contemporary cool.

Sandro – Another French powerhouse, Sandro epitomises effortless elegance with its sharp tailoring and modern urban appeal.

Zadig & Voltaire – Known for rock-n-roll Parisian attitude, Zadig & Voltaire brings bold confidence and individuality to the runway.

Salomon – Technical, functional, and fashion-forward, Salomon highlights the growing intersection of streetwear and performance gear.

Aje Studio – Famed for sculptural shapes and raw beauty, Aje brings Australian artistry and statement silhouettes to the catwalk.

Scotch & Soda – With its Amsterdam roots, Scotch & Soda infuses colour, print, and playful energy into contemporary casualwear.

MJ Bale – Tailoring reimagined, MJ Bale blends classic menswear heritage with a modern Australian perspective.

Calibre – A leader in men’s fashion, Calibre is synonymous with sharp, tailored dressing and luxury casual pieces.

Misha – Glamour meets contemporary sophistication in Misha’s striking occasionwear and sleek ready-to-wear collections.

Little Bourke Street Runway present by Emporium Mlebourne is not just about showcasing collections – it is about celebrating Melbourne. This event represents a significant moment in Emporium Melbourne's calendar to deliver our loyal customers and visitors an unforgettable experience that elevates the city’s cultural scene. For one night only, the city’s most stylish crowd will gather in our house – a space where the best of Melbourne style, culture and community collide.

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