It’s no secret that Melbourne is the epicenter of fashion in Australia, but it certainly came as a surprise to The Dress Collective team that their first ever runway (which is an official event of the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival Offsite Runway Series) sold in out 20 days.
When Vanessa Vanselow noticed a gap in the market for good quality, well-cut swimwear, she didn’t hold back, and launched head on into her own label, Ocho & Oak.
We often talk about the ‘footprint’ of the fashion industry, but when do we stop and ask ourselves about the impact of the shoe we wear when we make that footprint?
Sets of Seven is a modern, sleek and luxurious Australian swimwear label. Its natural aesthetic draws from the seven oceans and continents of the earth, and what we love most about Sets of Seven is that each garment supports a number of different Australian businesses.
The latest collection from Cameron and James pushes boundaries and changes shapes, expanding on the aesthetic that the Melbourne ethical brand is already well known for.
The US Congress recently enforced a bill creatively titled, ‘Team USA Made In America Act’, regulating the necessity for all US uniforms to be manufactured onshore in the US.
Distinctive florals, adorable broaches, the perfect twinset. These are just a few of the quirky characteristics that stitch together one of Brisbane’s favourite labels, Maiocchi.
Natanja Hoskin is one of my favourite designers. She is talented, unique, an amazing person to work with and she possesses a kind of creativity that can’t be described.
