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Lamington Drive The Jacky Winter Group cordially invites you to The Dress Megan Hess Opening Saturday November 1, 3—5pm • Exhibition runs November 3—8 101a Sackville St (near the corner of Gold St) Collingwood 3066 • 03.8060.9745 • info@lamingtondrive.com Wednesday–Friday 11–6, Saturday 12–5 • lamingtondrive.com jackywinter.com

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Page 1: Lamington Drive · Megan Hess is a Melbourne-based illustrator inspired by fashion and old-world glamour. Hess has illustrated for some of the world’s top fashion designers, publications,

LamingtonDrive

The Jacky Winter Group cordially invites you to

The DressMegan HessOpening Saturday November 1, 3— 5pm • Exhibition runs November 3—8101a Sackville St (near the corner of Gold St) Collingwood 3066 • 03.8060.9745 • [email protected]

Wednesday–Friday 11–6, Saturday 12–5 • lamingtondrive.com • jackywinter.com

Page 2: Lamington Drive · Megan Hess is a Melbourne-based illustrator inspired by fashion and old-world glamour. Hess has illustrated for some of the world’s top fashion designers, publications,

101A Sackville Street Collingwood Victoria 3066 - 03.8060.9745 - lamingtondrive.com

The Dress Megan Hess

Megan Hess is a Melbourne-based illustrator inspired by

fashion and old-world glamour. Hess has illustrated for

some of the world’s top fashion designers, publications,

department stores and best selling books. In 2008, Megan

illustrated Candace Bushnell’s New York Times bestseller

‘Sex and the City’. She has since illustrated portraits for

Vanity Fair and Time magazine, created iconic works of

art for Cartier of Paris, and decorated the windows of

Bergdorf Goodman in New York. Megan also channels this

signature style into her bespoke range of silk scarves and

limited edition prints, which are sold around the globe. Her

illustrious clients include Chanel, Dior, Tiffany & Co., Yves

Saint Laurent, Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Ladurée and the Ritz

Hotel in Paris.

What

The Dress by Megan Hess

When

Public Opening Saturday November 1, 3-5pm.

Exhibition Continues:

Wednesday November 5, 11am –6pm

Thursday November 6, 11am–6pm

Friday November 7, 11am–6pm

Saturday November 8, 12–5pm

Other times may be available by appointment.

Where

Lamington Drive, 101a Sackville Street, Collingwood, VIC 3066

For all press and media enquiries, please contact gallery manager

Shena Jamieson [email protected] 03.8060.9745

IMAGE CREDIT: Megan Hess

Media ReleaseWednesday 21 October, 2014

LamingtonDrive

Lamington Drive is pleased to present The Dress, a book launch and solo exhibition by Megan Hess.

To celebrate the launch of Megan Hess’ new book, ‘The Dress: 100 Iconic Moments in Fashion’, Lamington Drive presents the Melbourne installment of a tour spanning five cities across the United States, the United Arab Emirates and Australia.

It can flatter and enthral, captivate and mystify, polarise and provoke. The Dress – few items in fashion are as capable of capturing a specific moment in time, the spirit of a generation, or the indefinable energy of a fashion icon. In her book, Megan explores the memorable dresses that have shaped the course of couture in recent decades.

As a fashion illustrator I’ve drawn thousands of dresses over the years. Many have been memorable for different reasons: a killer cut, an incredible fabric or an intricate design. But of all the dresses I’ve drawn, there are a select few that stand out from the rest, dresses so remarkable that they are more than just a garment: they define a moment in time. These dresses may not be the most expensive or exclusive; they may never have been intended for greatness, but something happened when they were worn. They transformed from a mere garment into a momententous occasion. They became iconic.

On show for a strictly limited time, The Dress offers a unique opportunity for both new and existing collectors of Megan’s work to obtain both limited edition prints featuring a selection of signature dress illustrations from the book, including for the first time, an additional collection of oversized A0 editions.

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