Kylie Minogue performed at The Fashion Awards in a collaboration with Richard Quinn, bringing live music together with couture stage design. Creative direction was led by Aries Moross with Rob Sinclair. The brief was a visual language that complemented Quinn's bold silhouettes and print-heavy aesthetic without overpowering the garments.

The stage was formed from four screens arranged like the sides of a cube, with the two front panels lifting at the start to reveal the full stage and performers. I developed the screen visuals, built around evolving polka-dot systems that reinterpreted Quinn's signature pattern language through a range of animation techniques.

The content was tightly synchronised to the choreography: the dots shifted in scale, density and rhythm to follow the dancers, so the screen, the garments and the movement read as one. A restrained palette and precise timing kept the fashion central while the motion amplified the structure of the performance.