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| Enjoying the goodies at the Cat Film Furstival. |
The RSPCA’s inaugural Cat
Film Furstival in Sydney this weekend brought out the cat-lover in everyone, with the
most extensive array of feline-themed tee-shirts, tights, dresses, headwear and
handbags I’ve ever seen. Clearly there were some items that people had been
hiding away until the right occasion appeared.
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| Subtle, no. Feline, yes. The ultimate cat handbag. |
I am no street-style
blogger, nor am I as discerning as Anna Wintour, but I did my best to capture a
few stylish moments.
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| You know that old thing about cat owners morphing to look like their cats? It happens with cat tee-shirt owners as well. |
In a nod to the fact that
cat videos have quietly taken over the internet, the festival showcased a
collection of short pieces that earned cries of “ooooh ooooh ooooh, I’ve seen
this one it’s HILARIOUS” from the crowd.
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| And you'll need a big cat hair clip to stop your hair sticking to the temporary cat-tatt on your cheek. |
It’s nice to know when one
goes out it is somehow helping less fortunate cats and kittens, even if they couldn't be present (can you imagine the chaos?).
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| Crowned-caped-cat-tee. Tres chic. |
The RSPCA is
looking to showcase Australian videos next year, so if you think your cat is a
star (and please, no videos in which cats are hurt/freaked out/stressed out),
email events@rspcansw.org.au
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| One of the smiling volunteers sporting a super shirt. |
