Melbourne Fashion Week celebrates 30 years with spectacular closing ru...
Melbourne Fashion Week 2024 wrapped up with a stunning closing runway that celebrated 30 years of…
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Leah Doeland’s new exhibition, ‘Covid Couture’ on display 24/7!
During lockdown, self trained artist Leah Doeland ran out of painting supplies which she usually used to create her artworks. As a result of having creative ideas and no outlet, Leah came up with a new and innovative way to express these ideas, by using recycled household materials and making it fashionable. Read More
Melbourne Fashion Week celebrates multiculturalism on the runway
During this years Melbourne Fashion Week, the Student Collections Runway showcased emerging designers from institutions like…
Fashion with a Conscience: A Chat with Esero’s Founder, Sandra S...
Tired of fast fashion that's here today, gone tomorrow? Us too. 2SER host Sean Hatzi is…
‘Future Fashion’ at the Powerhouse Museum
Since 1993, the annual ‘Future Fashion’ exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum in Castle Hill has showcased…
Australian fashion company using AI to help combat waste
An Australian fashion company has launched a ground-breaking AI model to transform the industry. Azura fashion…
Fashion designer on Australia leading textile consumption
Recent research by the Australia Institute reveals that Australia has now outpaced the United States as…
Dressing Down Ultra-fast Fashion with Taylor Brydges
The collective goal of preserving the environment is an endeavour that requires a concerted effort from…
Absolutely Queer comes to Sydney’s Powerhouse for World Pride!
The international festival known as World Pride has landed in Sydney, and Powerhouse in Ultimo is…
Oxfam’s “Naughty and Nice” list explained
Fast fashion is an ever growing industry that employs thousands of people. However not all fashion…
Interview with Young Entrepreneur – Zane Maiava
"From year nine to year ten I just stuck with fashion," says 19-year-old creative Zane Maiava.…
Much Tado for Basically Nothing
This week on Much Ta’do for basically nothing - the segment where we fill you in…