Toni Maticevski has built a brand, a vision of feminine desires and artful silhouettes that have defied trends and survived as one of the greatest unannounced drivers and inspirers of modern women’s fashion and design for more than two decades.

It, much like the designer, has stood humbly stirring and filling the world with a unique and unwavering approach to design and the craft of fashion. An indefinable talent that is at once recognized for his signature manipulation of cloth as sculpture. 

Dressing the female with the most alluring of silhouettes, Maticevski dreams of fashion as art to wear, as a companion to a life filled with beauty.

Maticevski has collaborated with dance institutions such as Phillip Adams Ballet Lab, designing costumes for two productions, Miracle (2009) and Aviary (2011) for which he won a Helpmann Award (shared with Milliner Richard Nylon.) Contributed to campaigns for the Australian Ballet (2009) and in 2013 he worked with the National Gallery of Victoria on its most ambitious exhibition 'Melbourne Now'.

In 2016 Maticevski had the first major retrospective of his work “Dark Wonderland” at the renowned Bendigo Art Gallery in Victoria. Alongside the exhibition came the launch of the book Maticevski: The Elegant Rebel, written by Mitchell Oakley-Smith. The book reveals the inspirations and themes behind Maticevski's work. 2016 also saw Maticevski's work included in the 200 Years Of Fashion exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria.