Journal

To mark the launch of Our Spring Summer 23 collection and our collaboration with esteemed florist Kate hill, Perri Cutten hosted an intimate event for media and stylists, held at Entrecote, co-owned by interior designer Brahman Perera, the creative brains behind Perri Cutten’s new look boutiques.

”Spring is such a beautiful, inspiring and unique time of year. It's the perfect time of year to celebrate new beginnings and appreciate all that nature gifts us. For Perri’s windows, we have used a selection of all my favourites that are available in abundance from local growers, something of utmost importance to me. As party and event season hit full swing,

Our latest collection showcases signature Perri Cutten silhouettes in neutral hues. Clean sculptural lines are complemented by soft fluid forms and polished pleats add a feminine flair to tonal tailoring.Contemporary suiting  in has been reimagined in orgnic tones of camel and ivory while European Tweed brings a textural element to signature Perri shilouettes.

This season, we focus on the brighter days ahead, a renewal of season and style. Capturing this sentiment our Spring 2023 collection draws inspiration from the natural world, an uplifting trans-seasonal wardrobe based around natures colours. Co-ordinates in tonal colours of green and sky blue are complemented by botanical inspired print designs. 

Perri Cutten’s Winter 23 Collection encapsulates simplicity in design with contemporary elegance. The collection is an evolution of our modern yet functional aesthetic that is at the core of our design sensibility. Suiting is cut from our signature Italian & Japanese crepe and reinvented in full-bodied seasonal hues of Shiraz, Pine, and Wheat for a feminine take on Winter style.

Located in the heart of Canberra’s Manuka, Perri Cutten’s beautiful new boutique marks the start of an exciting collaboration between the renowned interior designer Brahman Perera and our brand. Our vision? To create multi-dimensional, captivating retail experiences that are deeply rooted in their local environments.