A new report into the sustainability of Australian fashion brands has found some shopping mall offenders,and some unexpected “success” stories.
After a six-year hiatus,the VS Fashion Show is officially back. Here’s what you missed.
A makeover for the department store change room could help consumers request a different size or colour from their cubicle,and even buy or order clothing without asking for help.
Try it anyway,says Amy Smilovic,the New York designer whose personal-style ethos has amassed a cult following,before her first visit to Australia in 25 years.
The global sneaker brand’s local sales fell in the 2024 financial year,with its headquarters recently installing a new CEO to reinvigorate the business.
From futuristic engraving to re-using fabrics,four fashion designers reveal how they adapt to an ever-changing world.
“We are not fussy and we are not pretentious. The same applies to the way that we dress.”
Sneaker heels were everywhere in the 2010s. But the divisive shoe hybrid has a long history,from post-war athletic wear to hip hop.
Mosaic Brands,which employs 4000 staff in its stores such as Katies,Rockmans and Noni B,is struggling. To secure its own survival,it appears willing to sacrifice its global suppliers.
Op shops and vintage stores are booming across the Perth metropolitan area for a range of reasons,from saving the environment to standing out in a crowd.
A collection targeted at young customers has Aje expanding its universe and putting rumours to rest.