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Solomon Street: Q&A with designer Lauren Crago
Adelaide designer Lauren Crago is championing slow fashion and sustainability through her print-focused label Solomon Street. Here, she shares what inspired her to start the
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Bimby + Roy: Ethically made undergarments for swim, sleep and more
Ever wanted a pair of undergarments that would take you between land, sea and sleep as well? Undergarments in prints so pretty, and that fit
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5 Fast Fashion Giants to Avoid and Where to Shop Instead
When it comes to sustainable fashion and identifying who’s naughty and who’s nice, it’s hard to know who’s on what list. Most brands have cottoned
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Biome launches slow fashion collection curated by Leah Musch
Leah Musch has landed her dream job. After a year and half stint working with Brisbane eco retailer Biome, and at the tail-end of her
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Elk and Ina: Upcycled kimono fabrics meet organic cotton womenswear
A hobby project between a mother and daughter focused on handmade production of organic baby clothes was the catalyst for Kristina Forrest to land on
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This Sunshine Coast boutique is up for raffle and you’ve got to be in it to win it
You read correctly. The owner of Sunshine Coast’s Grass Roots Boutique has decided to part with her beloved business to make room for other endeavours, and
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10 Brisbane Designers With a Focus on Slow Fashion
When you think of Brisbane, fashion probably isn’t the first word to come to mind. The city’s main shopping strip (Queen Street Mall) has the
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Permanent Vacation: Melbourne label breaks with tradition
When Melbourne designer Claire Louise Smith was considering the values and ideals for her future fashion label, she knew one thing for sure. She wasn’t
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ILKA: Contemporary casual wear from the west coast
A number of passionate people are driving a slow fashion movement on Australia’s west coast. The designers behind ILKA are two of them, offering up classic
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The Social Outfit and Bianca Spender launch second capsule collection
Australia’s favourite fashion label with a purpose, The Social Outfit empowers refugee and new migrant women through creative jobs, education and social inclusion within the
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