On Sunday 8th September, we’re throwing an exclusive Swap Party for fashionistas.

You can bring up to FOUR items of clothing, shoes or accessories in great used condition and you’ll be able to SWAP these for something else!

Anna Byrne, Herald Sun fashion and lifestyle columnist will be hosting a Style Symposium with a Q&A and styling advice from uber celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson as well as other high profile guests.

There will be carefully curated goody bags for all guests with a selection of incredible products from companies that embody the #wellness ethos, and a meditation session to get you into the Swapping vibe.

Any leftover items from the Swap will be donated to Sacred Heart Mission's Give A Frock campaign.

Running order for the day

10 - 10:30am

Drop off your items to us in the Seacombe Studio at 75 Reid Street (see map) and register your attendance
We'll issue you with a token for each item we accept, which you can use to redeem against items you choose in the Swap.
1 token = 1 item
Make your way to the Reid Room for refreshments

11am

Guided meditation session in the Reid Room

11:15am

Style Symposium hosted by Anna Byrne with Lana Wilkinson
Lana will show some of her 'top picks' from the Swap garments provided and suggest some styling tips
Quick briefing on Swap rules, hints and tips

12:00pm

Make your way back to the Seacombe Studio (street entrance)
Swap starts!

1pm

Swap ends

For more information on the Swap, FAQs, profiles of the organisers and guests and our TOP 10 TIPS FOR GOOD SWAPPING, visit our website, sign up to the Mailing List and follow us on Instagram!

@annaheraldsun @sheworeittwice

Happy Swapping!

Felicity & Anna xx

P.S. All tickets are $29 per person. We are working with this wonderful charitable ticketing platform Humanitix to contribute to the Nutrition for School Children cause. A small booking fee will be charged on top of our ticket price. $1 will provide TWO meals to hungry Australian school children.

One child in every Australian classroom goes to bed or school hungry everyday. Children who go to school hungry have difficulties concentrating in class, experience learning difficulties and are more likely to miss school frequently. No child can be expected to learn on an empty stomach. In collaboration with Ozharvest, this project provides meals to disadvantaged students around Australia.