It was all fun and games at Penthouse Mouse 09, held in the old Capitol building (aka. The Fun Factory) in South Melbourne.
March 11th, 2009
Designers, artists, fashionistas and party-goers brought life back into the old Capitol building last Friday night. Crowds came together to celebrate the opening of Penthouse Mouse 2009,a sneaky pop-up retail and gallery space which has temporarily taken over the old gaming lounge for the L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival.
Photography by Mark Gambino.


































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