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Designer Tara Whalley launched her eponymous brand in 2015, and since then she has been continuing her practice of “translating experience into artwork for fabric prints” as the basis of her signature fashion style.  Tara says that she is inspired by artists like...

Melbourne fashion brand Obus has been around for 20 years, and is beloved by customers who want to add colour and pattern to their wardrobes

  Nevada Duffy’s vision of modern minimalism is infused with toughness and fluidity to create sleek, structured silhouettes including her signature ‘shoulder’, by using traditional hand cutting and sewing techniques.   [gallery type="rectangular" size="full"...

  Artist and designer Keegan Hunt’s eponymous brand Keegan is all about slow, considered design, that is also comfortable and stylish. According to Keegan, the brand was “founded on a love of fashion and a hatred of overconsumption”. Keegan the label has a...

One of Australia’s most beloved fashion brands, OnceWas is a Melbourne success story. The head designer of OnceWas, Belinda Abbott says she is both a designer and a maker who crafts “each garment with a focus on design while ensuring it meets the needs of women,...

Re-launched in 2018, Australian swimwear brand Infamous Swim is all about being inclusive for all body sizes for mums and their kids

For Sydney transplant Victoria Jane, arriving in Melbourne and knowing no one led to discovering a talent for creative headpieces and the launch of her namesake millinery label.

Chilali is a brand new Melbourne-based fashion label creating unique garments from “planet friendly materials and practices”

Naarm based fashion designer, Kylah Palis, the founder of Kylah Owo, is a creative that views fashion as an art form. More than just clothing, Kylah channels her creativity through her garments, pushing boundaries and redefining what can be seen on a runway

As a Melbourne designer in the midst of completing their Bachelor of Fashion Design, Stella Readon of Heroines is always looking for opportunities to grow and expand their knowledge and experience.

We all love to shop online but sometimes when you are trying a new brand you end up with the wrong size, and if you’re smart you send your purchase back to get the best size, or even a refund if possible. 

Annie McLary needed a creative outlet which led her to launch Days of Grace, a slow fashion brand focused on made-to-order local production

At Revival Runway we like to support independent and emerging Australian brands. Naturally the majority we come across are fashion and accessories brands, sometimes makeup and skincare brands, and this time we’re looking at a new fitness and wellbeing brand, FWD FORM