We love fashion. We love the craftsmanship of the couture we will never be able to afford, and we love spending all of our income on the clothing we (kind of) can. We even love the terrifying editors with severe haircuts, and the creative directors who self-appoint themselves Kaisers. We love the form, we love the fun, and we love the fabulous.

But what we don't love is the irresponsible way the fashion industry has represented women's bodies. Thankfully, we're not alone. We're in the middle of momentous change right now with regards to the representation of women's bodies in fashion. So we're going to dig into this change with those fashion creatives leading the charge for change, via our event Reclaiming the Image: How Fashion Can Empower Women. Do you love fashion too? Are you a photographer, stylist or creative interested in learning about how we can create inspiring fashion imagery for the future? Then this event is for you.

Our conversation will be moderated by Catalogue's fashion editor Rosie Dalton, who understands a thing or two about diversity in fashion, via Catalogue Girls - our representational fashion section. Joining her will be: Helene Morris, founder of Lonely, a New Zealand lingerie brand leading the global charge for female body acceptance by creating underwear for women "who wear lingerie as a love letter to themselves"; Liz Ham, one of Australasia's most prominent female photographers; Ollie Henderson, a model who founded House of Riot to effect positive political change via fashion; and Georgina Safe, one of Australasia's foremost fashion journalists. Things are going to get deep, and we can't wait.

The panel discussion will be followed by drinks at 107 Projects and a female-driven exhibition curated by The Ladies Network.

Presented by Catalogue

Please note: There will be alcohol served at this event, so all under 18's must be accompanied by an adult