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Radical Yes: Flat shoe liberation for the modern woman

Looking for the ultimate casual shoe to carry you between your daily events in comfort and style? Meet Melbourne’s Radical Yes – the Australian shoe designer

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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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Arnsdorf: Setting the bar for sustainable fashion

Update: Arnsdorf announced its closure in March 2024. If you’ve walked down the main shopping strip in Fitzroy, Melbourne in the past couple of years,

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The Gently Unfurling Sneak: A fast fashion alternative

Sadly, The Gently Unfurling Sneak is no longer trading as a fashion label. Find out more about the artist here. They say you never know

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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: 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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Seagrass Designs: Seaside-inspired clothing for all seasons

Meet the Aussie brand that is drawing inspiration from beautiful seascapes and transforming it into classic cut women’s, men’s and kids’ clothes that are made

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Doodad and Fandango: Small batch statement accessories

Fancy some large, plastic, pop art dangles that resemble your face or perhaps your dog’s? If you’re intrigued or even weirded out, read on. Straight

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