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  Designer Net Chantarawaree launched her brand The Only in 2015 after she graduated from Bachelor of Design (fashion) at RMIT university and worked with upcycling vintage fashion. “I believe sustainable fashion doesn't have to be plain and boring. I want to...

Led by independent Melbourne-based designer Em Patton, the Raw Em label is based on design uniqueness and creativity

  When Karishma Kasabia launched her fashion brand Khòlò in 2017, she started with a small collection of six dress styles, unaware of how big the brand would grow. With a background in graphic design and marketing - and her own design studio - Karishma tapped her...

Melbourne brand Devoi is all about slow fashion and ethical consumerism. Known for its original prints, the overall vibe is fun, colourful, wearable and comfortable. From its launch, the team behind brand Devoi decided to focus on ensuring ethical manufacturing...

  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...

Something I love about working in the fashion industry is being able to discover young talent; just like model Brigette Cozaris

Working with Melbourne photographer Dylan McLardy is one of the best things about how we operate at Revival Runway.

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

Growing up, Millie De Boo always knew she had to make good use of a name like hers. Today, her eponymous label brings together the world of fashion and costume to create eccentric garments that exude the very essence of rock ’n’ roll.

Fernanda Covarrubias has been surrounded by fashion and textiles her whole life. Influenced by her seamstress auntie and mother while growing up in Mexico, Fernanda was inspired by colour and observing her Auntie’s ability to sew

Thirty Five is a fascinating newly launched Melbourne-based fashion brand by designer Canwen Zhao. Originating from a need to have fewer clothes, the concept of creating pieces that have more than one use is based on an ancient tradition

Cassie Leatham Fisher Patterson is an Indigenous artist and designer who combines her traditional practices working with native flora with deconstructing and upcycling fast fashion pieces in her brand Yanggurdi

In September, 2020, Emily Luvara and Michelle Leng decided that they wanted to make a “treasure trove” of their own to share their love of fashion, colour and sparkle in the form of Novella the Label.

What was initially a side hustle for Anna Cordell has turned into a thriving ethical and sustainable Australian fashion brand

After more than 16 years working in the fashion industry, designer Anneliese Bridgman felt like she needed to do something more creative, something that was not so “mechanical and consuming”.