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Making Place: Explore the artworks

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Support the Easton Pearson Archive

Generously gifted to Museum of Brisbane by Dr Paul Eliadis in 2017, the Easton Pearson Archive, comprising of more than 3,300 signature garments is the largest textile collection from a single Australian fashion house held by a museum.

The Dress Circle

The support of the Dress Circle is critical to the Museum’s efforts to share Pamela Easton and Lydia Pearson’s extraordinary legacy with visitors from across the nation and the world now, and into the future.

For fashion philanthropists who are looking to leave their own special mark on the Collection, there is an invitation to join The Dress Circle. Members enjoy a range of social events and unique experiences including exclusive viewings of the Collection.

Register your interest to join The Dress Circle today!
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Lydia Pearson and Pamela Easton at the MoB Collection Store. Photo: David Kelly.