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Collette Dinnigan’s career highlights

The iconic Australian designer announced her exit from the fashion world this week. Here's a look back at the highlights of her nearly 25 year-long career.
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The iconic Australian designer announced her exit from the fashion world this week. Here’s a look back at the highlights of her nearly 25 year-long career. Photos courtesy of Getty.

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In 1995, Dinnigan was the first and only Australian designer to be invited to show on the prestigious Paris schedule.
Myer approached David Jones with a merger proposal.
In 2006, "Grey's Anatomy" star Sandra Oh wore a Dinnigan gown to accept her Golden Globe.
A radiant Kate Hudson wore one of the designer's signature printed dresses to the 2006 Sydney premiere of "You, Me and Dupree."
Years of designing one-off wedding gowns culminated in the launch of Collette Dinnigan Bridal in 2007.
Charlize Theron chose a Collette Dinnigan lace mini for an appearance at the 2007 Venice Film Festival.
In 2008, Dinnigan designed the Wild hearts lingerie collection for Target.
Taylor Swift chose a Collette Dinnigan dress for the 2010 American Music Awards.
In 2012, Dinnigan designed a line of children's tutus for Target.
The designer's elegant black lace Winter 2013 collection debuted at Paris Fashion Week in March to rave reviews.
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The designer's final Paris show in September 2013 was flirty and feminine.
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