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Bonding over fashion

Last Wednesday night the Victorian Women Lawyers and the Women Barristers Association held their annual meet-and-greet networking event in Melbourne.The Essoign Club at Owen Dixon Chambers in…

user iconLawyers Weekly • 27 June 2006 • SME Law
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Last Wednesday night the Victorian Women Lawyers and the Women Barristers Association held their annual meet-and-greet networking event in Melbourne.

 
 

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The Essoign Club at Owen Dixon Chambers in Melbourne was the location, and 130 female barristers, senior counsel and solicitors gathered together for this sparkling event. The night featured a fashion parade which showcased designs for both winter and spring/summer by fashion designer Tiffany Treloar, a Melbourne participant in Australian Fashion Week this year.

Female barristers Michelle Sharpe and Jane Forsyth and solicitors Rosemary Peavey, Christine Melis, Caitlin Tierney, and Kaajal Fox joined other models walking down the catwalk.

The evening was a networking event aimed at introducing women barristers to women solicitors, and a list of attendees was provided at the conclusion of the evening. Attendees were encouraged to bring along pre-loved suits and accessories to donate to Fitted for Work, a service that supports disadvantaged women trying to get jobs by providing clothing, presentation, and interview skills.

Adele Bernard spoke to the gathering on behalf of the principal sponsor for the event, LexisNexis. g

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