Street Style: VAMFF 2014

While VAMFF (the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival) runway series may have had a heavy focus on the ladies, there were still a number of male attendees at the Docklands Central Pier shows. Forget the dime a dozen navy suits - here are a few boys who, through sheer originality, stood out from the typical fashion pack. 

Will wearing Vintage jacket, ACNE tee, Uniglo trousers & French Connection hat

Model/DJ Xander Pratt wearing all Eduardo Xavier. Steampunk accessories

RMIT fashion designer teacher Dr Peter Allan in Japanese demin label 'Big John overalls & Levis jacket.

Photographer Sam Wong in his mother's jacket & $2 tee

Taylor in Topshop top, Thai sarong, New Balance sneakers, Alexander McQueen clutch.

Hayden Adidas x Ransom

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Christian Sherman Brogue

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Courtney Safari Chukka

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Courtney was photographed outside the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival parades at the Docklands this week in Kenyan handmade shoes by Safari. This brand may ultimately come under the umbrella of one of the world's largest international footwear manufacturers, but Safari's cowhide boots are still hand-stitched at the Bata factory in Limuru, central Kenya. After over 50 years in production, the Safari boot has become a revered icon in Kenya for decades.