Lulu Zagame Runway Show 2026

Lulu Zagame invite guests to linger a little longer while we present our Spring Summer 2026 collection at Melbourne Fashion Week. We're serving up a feast of prints, textures, and early supper. Think European summers stretched across the table and conversations meandering from day into night.

Appetizer

This show is an open letter to Melbourne, the brand’s home and birthplace. An invitation even for the women in this city to take Lulu Zagame’s existing textiles like Orange Silk, Linen and Bamboo and see them transformed into new printed masterpieces. Some garments are printed with gold, others adorned by jewelled buttons but all are made to be savoured.

Entree

As Lulu Zagame enters its third year, the house reflects with deep appreciation on the women who have walked this journey with us. Their trust, loyalty, and shared stories have shaped Lulu Zagame into what it is today. As a result we have invited these women to wear our hero pieces from the past two years. This show doesn’t just happen in front of them, but with them in it.

Main

True to the house’s philosophy, every garment in Quiet Between Courses has been imagined with artistry and made responsibly. Lulu sketches each design by hand in her Melbourne studio, drawing from her travel diaries and her love of art.

As the models brush past each other, exuding a sense of freedom and ease. The atmosphere is light but unassuming, painterly rather than explosive. These garments are a keepsake, infused with both memory and meaning.

Dessert

Select pieces from the show will be available for purchase directly from the runway, offering a chance to bring home a one-of-a-kind expression of the brand. The collection will also be exhibited in Lulu Zagame's flagship store on Chapel St. where private styling appointments are available on demand.

Our Partners

Melbourne Fashion Week returns 20–26 October to celebrate the vibrant and diverse fashion community. From runways in striking locations to industry talks, this year their highlight fashion in all its forms in the city that loves it the most.

MURKANI is an Australian semi-fine jewellery brand founded by Kiralee McNamara. Based in Melbourne MURKANI celebrates artistry and symbolism. With a deep fascination for the vibrant expressions of Moorish architecture and patterns, the brand encapsulates storytelling and meaning. Launched in 2013 from humble beginnings, MURKANI quickly carved out its niche as a crafter of eclectic, refined boho luxe. The brand reflects the relaxed elegance of Australia’s coastal resort lifestyle, expressed through thoughtfully layered, distinctive jewellery pieces.

Pioneers of the great Australian coffee industry and a proud third-generation family owned business, Vittoria Coffee has grown to become a household name and continues to set the standard for Australia’s ingrained cafe culture and obsession with coffee.

At GG’s Skincare, the mission is simple: pure, handcrafted skincare that works in harmony with your skin. GG's Skincare uses only Australian Certified Biodynamic and Organic tallow, botanical oils, and herbs—no chemicals, no synthetic fragrances, no compromises.

Haiku is a japanese owned eatery and brand by two brothers with the purpose to marry Australian and Japanese culture through food, culture, service and hospitality. Established here in Camberwell, Melbourne for over 7 years, Haiku has become an institution for the local community of all things Japanese from traditional breakfasts, izakaya tapas during our evening and taking home specialised Japanese groceries back home from our pantry shop.

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