In Melbourne, Rose Chong Costumiers has been a staple of the Inner-North's queer scene since 1979, dealing in elaborate and vibrant attire for hire. However, the shop's significance goes beyond its surface-level appearance, as revealed by long-time employee Dan. When considered carefully, the costumes and fancy dress reveal ideas of play, fun, and community. From a queer perspective, the shop is a place where individuals can explore their identities and self-discovery.
How to Dress Like Me
As a costume store employee in Melbourne, a series of profound realizations unfolds, revealing the far-reaching impact of their work extends beyond mere fashion choices.
