Corella and Crow

15/08/2026

14/08/2026

GARAL (Wattle)

A celebration of generosity, seasonal knowledge and Country. 💛

Garal (Wattle) celebrates one of Country’s most diverse and generous trees.

The flowing green asymmetrical maxi dress is upcycled to reflect the lush foliage of the wattle, with lace leaf cut-outs echoing its soft, fern-like leaves. An oversized handwoven yellow necklace represents the vibrant golden blossoms, which signal the changing seasons and tell us it is time to go fishing.

The handwoven yellow clutch represents the abundance of wattle blossoms, reminding us of the generosity of Country and the seasonal knowledge they carry.

For First Nations peoples, wattle is far more than its beauty. Its timber has been used to make tools such as boomerangs and digging sticks, its bark for string and rope, and its protein-rich seeds have long been an important food source.

Madhan (Tree) celebrates trees as kin, teachers and keepers of story. 🌿

Model: The beautiful Joy
Photography: Michael Jalaru Torres jalaruphotography

Presented at Country to Couture 2026 on Larrakia Country.

With thanks to our incredible supporters:
Indigenous Fashion Projects Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Country Road Tourism and Events NT Charles Darwin University creativeAUS

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13/08/2026

BANKSIA

A celebration of connection, Country and Earthkin. 🤍

Inspired by the Banksia, this look reflects the important relationships between trees, animals and the ecosystems they sustain.

A black glass-beaded necklace represents Banksia seeds, embellished with copper details and handmade bush-dyed silk Banksia leaves. Copper circle earrings featuring Banksia seed pods complete the look.

Banksias are an important food source for many birds and animals, including black cockatoos, who feed on their seeds. This relationship reminds us that when we care for trees and their habitats, we are also caring for all the Earthkin who rely on them.

Madhan (Tree) celebrates trees as kin, teachers and keepers of story.

Model: the beautiful •Lena•Hui-Yuan•
Photography: Michael Jalaru Torres jalaruphotography

Presented at Country to Couture 2026 on Larrakia Country.

With thanks to our incredible supporters:
Indigenous Fashion Projects Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Country Road Tourism and Events NT Charles Darwin University creativeAUS

09/08/2026

A few more moments from the runway. ✨

Beautifully captured by Benjamin Warlngundu Ellis Benjamin Warlngundu Ellis — bringing the energy, movement and magic of Corella & Crow at Country to Couture 2026 to life.

Still so proud of this collection and everyone who helped bring it to the runway. ❤️💛🖤

LarrakiaCountry

08/08/2026

It was such a privilege to see Aunty Jenni Martiniello’s incredible work as a finalist in the 2026 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards (NATSIAA). ❤️

We were so proud to celebrate Aunty Jenni and the strength, beauty and storytelling woven through her work. Her practice continues to inspire and remind us of the power of art, culture and Country.

Congratulations Aunty Jenni on such a well-deserved achievement. ❤️

📸: Ris McDowell Rechelle Turner

08/08/2026

All dressed up and ready for a special night out to celebrate our beautiful Aunty Jenni. ❤️✨

So proud to be here celebrating her incredible work and her well-deserved NATSIAA finalist achievement. Tonight is all about you, Aunty Jenni! 🥂❤️🖤

📸: Ris McDowell

08/08/2026

🌸 YARRAWULAY | Red River Gum Blossoms

A celebration of blossoms, renewal and the changing seasons.

Inspired by the delicate blossoms of the Yarrawulay (River Red Gum), this look celebrates the beauty and abundance of Country.

The sheer lace maxi dress, created from a blush-coloured vintage lace curtain, reflects both the textured bark of the River Red Gum and the soft beauty of its blossoms.

The skirt is adorned with handwoven blossoms, representing the flowering of the River Red Gum during Babang (winter), when these trees come alive with colour and provide an important source of nectar for birds, bees and insects.

Beneath a lace parasol, the model walks beneath a flowering canopy, while pink wire and river pearl woven earrings bloom like the blossoms themselves.

Madhan (Tree) celebrates trees as kin, teachers and keepers of story. 🤍

Model: Jalinda Law
Photography: Michael Jalaru Torres jalaruphotography

Presented at Country to Couture 2026 on Larrakia Country.

With thanks to our incredible supporters:
Indigenous Fashion Projects Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Country Road Tourism and Events NT Charles Darwin University creativeAUS

08/08/2026

A little moment in The Guardian ✨

CJ wears Grevillea — a look inspired by the beauty, resilience and intricate forms of one of our most recognisable native flowers.

So proud to see Corella & Crow featured alongside such incredible First Nations creativity. 🖤💛❤️

📸 CJ wearing Corella & Crow
📰 Featured in The Guardian

First Nations designers, models, artists and artisans gathered on Larrakia country this week for two major fashion events

08/08/2026

So proud to see Corella & Crow featured in , sharing our story, our designs and the inspiration behind the work.

A little bit of Country, culture and storytelling stitched into every piece. 🖤🌿

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Founded by Wiradyuri designer Rechelle Turner and Ngunnawal/Wiradjuri artist Megan Daley, Corella & Crow is a First Nations fashion label based on Ngunnawal Country in Canberra.With backgrounds in...