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Lazybones: Vintage attire made with modern values

Since it started in 2000, Lazybones has become well known for its gorgeous, vintage-style womenswear and soft bedlinen. Its clothing is feminine and classic, with

Kate Shannon

Clothes

By Shyanne the Label: Locally made resort wear

A student budget, the gift of her aunty’s 30-year-old sewing machine and clothes that just never really fit correctly were the catalysts that led Shyanne

Tessa Charters

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Isle of Summer: A midsummer night’s dream for mums

Update: Isle of Summer is now Jorge Street Emily Whishaw designs clothing with mums in mind. Her label Isle of Summer has been a project

Brittanie Dreghorn

Clothes

Alice Nightingale: A fresh take on vintage fabrics

Seasoned sewer and designer Alice Veivers is injecting a little bit of history into her label’s garments. Opting for quality vintage fabrics, her clothes are

Brittanie Dreghorn

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mei-li: Small-batch clothing made with care

If the idea of a home studio conjures up an image of a leafy and light-filled environment and a puppy placed near the door than

Brittanie Dreghorn

Clothes

Shade Swim: Sun safety meets sustainability

Sun safety and style – that was the focus of the Brisbane-based designer who started swimwear label Shade Swim. After struggling to find a fashionable

Brittanie Dreghorn

Clothes

Kablooie: Bold prints made in Brisbane

If clothes are meant to be an expression of the wearer then Kablooie is offering a solution for upbeat individuals with a love for colour,

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Powerpants by Bham: Empowering women from the bottom up

Underwear has long been associated with a form of empowerment. Whether it’s wearing no underwear, wearing them on the outside of your clothes or wearing

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Brands we love

Kowtow: Minimalist in attire and impact

From the unsuspecting city of Wellington, New Zealand, Kowtow Clothing is leading in sustainable fashion production and setting the bar high for its competitors. Kowtow

Brittanie Dreghorn

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Good Day Girl: Sydneysiders go waste-free for good

Update: Good Day Girl is no longer trading. There’s slow fashion and then there’s Good Day Girl – the Sydney brand that’s turned the traditional

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