Earlier today it was announced that Australian designer Dion Lee is releasing an exclusive collection in collaboration with Target. After reaching huge international success, it's great to see the designer return to his Australian roots and design products that are available for the broader market. The collection will focus on performance wear with use of innovative fabrications, laser cut details and neoprene, fitting nicely into the Sports Luxe trend that's been widely accepted by the Australian woman. The collection arrives to Target stores on July 2nd.
29 April 2015
23 April 2015
Winter For Days - Bardot April Lookbook
This months lookbook features roll neck jumpers, skivvy dresses with matching midi cardigans, split maxi skirts, lace and mesh fabrics and ribbon detailing. In grey hues perfect for winter along with rich burgundy and soft pink. These qualities and colours emulate a high fashion, on trend collection that translates the hottest and strongest looks
from the international runways, straight into Bardot stores.
10 March 2015
Bardot March Lookbook
The Bardot March collection proves you can keep things sexy and sophisticated throughout the winter months. Featuring golden mustard satin, tones of khaki, rich hued velvet textures and printed snake georgette. Transition your summer look into winter allowing the golden mustards and muted khakis illuminate your sun kissed skin, before it fades into the winter months.
5 March 2015
We Wear Future
As part of the cultural program for VAMFF, Brunswick Street Gallery hosted We Wear Future. An
exhibition showcasing over 20 emerging designers and artists who focus
on locally made and sustainable fashion pieces with a futuristic edge.
Featuring many RMIT students and graduates, it's inspiring to see the this generation is passionate in local production and exploring sustainable textile innovations.
Lara Ivachev, EAT.ME.DO - Designer
Bree Ellett - Melbourne based textile designer
Charlotte Campbell - Melbourne based printmaker
Tara Whalley - Freelance textile designer
Sharnee Thorpe - Freelance textile designer
Eileen Braybrook - Textile and knitwear designer
Sarah Jane Lightfoot - Melbourne textile designer
Meg Kolac - Melbourne based illustrator
HEW clothing
Cadia Belante - Sustainable fashion designer
Neville Antoinette, Elliven Designs - Melbourne based fashion designer
Ragnhild Utne - Norwegian photographer based in Melbourne
Jesse Rhys Sciberras - Visual/ecological artist
Featuring many RMIT students and graduates, it's inspiring to see the this generation is passionate in local production and exploring sustainable textile innovations.
Lara Ivachev, EAT.ME.DO - Designer Bree Ellett - Melbourne based textile designer
Charlotte Campbell - Melbourne based printmaker
Tara Whalley - Freelance textile designer Sharnee Thorpe - Freelance textile designer
Eileen Braybrook - Textile and knitwear designer
Sarah Jane Lightfoot - Melbourne textile designer
Meg Kolac - Melbourne based illustrator
HEW clothing
Cadia Belante - Sustainable fashion designer
Neville Antoinette, Elliven Designs - Melbourne based fashion designer
Ragnhild Utne - Norwegian photographer based in Melbourne
Jesse Rhys Sciberras - Visual/ecological artist
Photographs by Maddie Claire Beau
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