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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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Zette Shoes: Classic kicks for animal lovers

After opening a vegan shoe store in 2010, Vegan Style store owner and curator Justin Mead became acutely aware of the lack of stylish options

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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Tara Whalley: Life in Guatemala inspires moral fibres

For Melbourne-based designer Tara Whalley, an invitation to feature in a local fashion exhibition was the motivation needed to kick start her self-titled label. Having

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