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Leah Musch
Wardrobe Warriors

Wardrobe Warriors: Leah Musch

Sustainable fashion advocate Leah Musch is known for her public transition to sustainable consumption, and her incredible op-shopped and upcycled wardrobe. As a design student

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Julie Tengdahl
Wardrobe Warriors

Wardrobe Warriors: Julie Tengdahl

Brisbane resort label Tengdahl front woman Julie Tengdahl opts for a classic and elegant style. The founder and designer is passionate about slow fashion and on

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Black shirt hanging on a clothes hanger
Wardrobe Warriors

Wardrobe Warriors: Jodie Hilton

The lady behind Brisbane’s The New Garde is an inspiration for all ethical consumers, opting for a capsule wardrobe and encouraging others to do the same.

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Jej and Boc
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Jej and Boc: African-inspired prints

If you like your prints and you like them loud, you’ll love the attire by this bold brand out of Melbourne. Inspired by African art,

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Obus Clothing
Accessories

Obus Clothing: A Melbourne fashion institution

It’s easy to get obsessed with mass-produced, cult fashion brands. Their fast turnover ensures new styles every week, with frequent mark downs and click bait emails

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