Try wearing THESE trends on a hot summer's day: Head to toe fur, giant boxing gloves, and cuffs made of hair are among the very scary styles on the spring catwalk

  • Young designers featured their work at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week 
  • The designers shocked viewers with outrageous cuts and daring garments 
  • Among them, fur jackets and coats, bold colours and racy, sheer gowns 
  • One designer accompanied her pieces with boxing glove accessories 
  • Melbourne Spring Fashion Week runs until September 4th  

Day three of Melbourne Spring Fashion Week concluded with a sea of outrageous and very memorable garments on Sunday evening as models showcased the work of Australia's future designers.

The graduates and final year students pushed creative boundaries to entertain and impress the audience with their unique take on upcoming trends.

The pieces were met with a mix of shock and awe, ranging from bizarre fur coats and boxing gloves to edgy jumpsuits and roughly cut gowns - all thought to be a glimpse of what's to come in the Australian fashion industry.

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Emerging designers: Young Australian designers showed off their take on fashion trends at MSFW on Sunday

Emerging designers: Young Australian designers showed off their take on fashion trends at MSFW on Sunday

Fighting for fashion! Final year student Evelyn Li featured a recurring boxing theme across her garments
Fighting for fashion! Final year student Evelyn Li featured a recurring boxing theme across her garments

Fighting for fashion! Final year student Evelyn Li featured a recurring boxing theme across her garments 

Fur everywhere: Furry garments were a common sight, with one designer showing cuffs with long hair
Fur everywhere: Furry garments were a common sight, with one designer showing cuffs with long hair

Fur everywhere: Furry garments were a common sight, with one designer showing cuffs with long hair 

Daring: The final year students and graduates displayed their creative work at Melbourne Town Hall 

Daring: The final year students and graduates displayed their creative work at Melbourne Town Hall 

The emerging designers from RMIT University featured their work on runway one, while students from FashionMasters, Box Hill Institute, Kangan Institute, Holmesglen Institute and Whitehouse Institute of Design showed their artistic work on runway two. 

The garments were a blend of emerging trends and artistic flair, with feature looks a blend of heavy daring pieces and fresher outfits that alluded to the coming Spring season.

While MSFW is all about sunny inspiration for Spring and Summer, the work of the emerging designers was somewhat darker than expected.

Earthy layers: Earthy tones of brown and cream were featured in quirky ways, reflecting the season's trends

Earthy layers: Earthy tones of brown and cream were featured in quirky ways, reflecting the season's trends

Spring flair: Amongst the sea of black and white, some designers chose to stick with the Spring theme 

Spring flair: Amongst the sea of black and white, some designers chose to stick with the Spring theme 

Earthy tones, blacks and greys were common on the catwalk, a quirky twist on the trends that have been appearing on the Spring/Summer runways of late.

Glitzy leotards, hairy cuffs and oversized suits were among the many outfits, with racy gowns, bold headpieces and fiery red jumpsuits also making an appearance. 

Studded green fur jackets, conservative black pieces and sheer layered dresses wowed the audience, along with Student designer Evelyn Li's recurring theme of boxing glove shaped attachments and accessories.

Conservative: Heavy black coats and dark garments were less focused on the fresh Spring colours and feel

Conservative: Heavy black coats and dark garments were less focused on the fresh Spring colours and feel

Rough gowns: Dresses appeared to be roughly tailored and were paired with unique bodices and accessories
Rough gowns: Dresses appeared to be roughly tailored and were paired with unique bodices and accessories

Rough gowns: Dresses appeared to be roughly tailored and were paired with unique bodices and accessories

Audiences were also invited to attend the Emerging Designer Market, where fashion fanatics were able to browse the clothing, accessories and jewellery thought to be the next big things in the fashion and design world.

In addition, attendees were able to visit other runways, activities, films and a range of different exhibitions.

Melbourne Spring Fashion Week will run until September 4th at the Melbourne Town Hall.    

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