Stylecraft invited the industry crème de la crème and representatives from their international brands to celebrate their 60th anniversary in both Melbourne (Friday 4 October at Alto) and Sydney (Friday 11 October at the MCA). They were appropriately stylish nights to mark the occasion, with a cameo by original founder, Peter DeCrespigny, reminding us of their humble beginnings and their ongoing legacy.
October 21st, 2013
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