Australian brands that do Cottagecore in a uniquely sustainable way
Cottagecore is a mix of 21st century hippies, Japanese Mori Girl and Lolitta trends, a touch of the 18th century, a love of enormous sleeves and a girlishness that harks…
Erik Yvon: Colourful, ethical, sustainable
The work of Melbourne-based designer Erik Yvon is a fabulous example of design overcoming the expected norms of ethical and sustainable fashion design. Ethical and sustainable fashion, like all trends…
Avant garde Australiana: 3 interesting Australian fashion brands to discover
Avant garde Australiana? Yes. For a long time Australian fashion has been known only for its swimwear, beach wear, resort wear, flip flops, shorts, jeans, casual tees and Ugg boots….
Sustainable and ethical denim from Nobody Denim
Melbourne brand Nobody Denim is all about sustainability and ethical production. Everyone knows that denim is one of the worst fabrics when it comes to pollution, water use and waste,…
Vege Threads: Sustainable basics for the mindful consumer
By Keely Deighton In a world where fast fashion has taken over, Melbourne-based brand Vege Threads has dedicated its energy towards creating slow sustainable basics. Amy Roberts, the designer and…