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Erik Yvon: Colourful, ethical, sustainable
Ethical and sustainable fashion, like all trends and styles, has begun to settle into a series of expected norms; organic…
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Indonesian fashion brand Happa is a fun and fabulous brand with an underlying mission to support traditional Indonesia textile workers,…
Dangerous and sexy: Thai label Takara Wong
Thai designer label Takara Wong was founded in 2015 by designer Thakorn Wannawong around the concept of ‘trial and error’,…
Su: Slow fashion with Scandinavian style
Finnish brand Su is a fashion and homewares brand that is part of the Slow Fashion movement. The brand creates…
6 sustainable Australian swimwear brands to discover
Yes. Australia is the home of budgie smugglers, togs and swimmers. Just about everyone, no matter their age or size,…
Avant garde Australiana: 3 interesting Australian fashion brands to discover
For a long time Australian fashion has been known only for its swimwear, beach wear, resort wear, flip flops, shorts,…
Small but mighty: 6 emerging sustainable Australian fashion brands
For a long, long time Australia was seen as a fashion desert, with its lack of ‘major’ brands, its odd…
Discover new Singapore-based Fair Trade jewellery brand Atelier Agape
A long time ago I met Vera Mao as part of a Singapore Streetstyle contest; she was elegant, interested and…
Hemu, a Chinese designer brand, based in China
‘Made in China’ has, rather unfortunately, been considered a symbol with negative connotations, denoting as it did historically that anything…
