Category: Designer Brands
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St George City’s Remarkable Comeback Secures 3-2 Victory
St George City emerged victorious in a thrilling encounter against NWS Spirit FC, staging a remarkable comeback in the second half to secure a 3-2 win on a chilly Saturday evening at Penshurst Park. After trailing by two goals at halftime, St George City’s spirited performance saw them net three goals in an impressive display…
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From Fashion to Inspiration: Joyce Santiago-Savage’s Purposeful Journey
Over five years ago, Joyce Santiago-Savage traversed the fashion capitals of the world, immersed in the fast-paced realm of fashion buying. Paris, Milan, New York—these iconic cities were her playground, where she curated the latest trends and styles. Yet, beneath the surface glamour, a sense of emptiness crept in, nudging her towards a profound realization…
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Mosaic Brands Faces Insolvency Allegations: Debt, Directors Under Scrutiny
An Australian fashion giant, Mosaic Brands, has faced allegations of trading while insolvent for several years, a violation that carries severe penalties. The company, known for brands like Noni B, Millers, Rivers, Autograph, Crossroads, and Katies, reportedly may have been insolvent as early as December 2020, accumulating significant unsecured debts exceeding $196 million. Fashion: The…
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Embroidery’s Evolution: From Tradition to Trend in 2025
Fashion has always been intertwined with the art of embroidery, a centuries-old craft that continues to captivate designers and consumers alike. François Lesage, a renowned embroiderer, likened embroidery to haute couture as fireworks are to Bastille Day, emphasizing its integral role in the fashion industry. From adorning iconic haute couture pieces to gracing everyday clothing,…
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Australian Regional Designers Lead Sustainable Fashion Movement
Australian regional designers are making a mark in the fashion industry by embracing eco-friendly practices amidst the fast fashion trend. These designers, located far from city suppliers, creatively utilize materials like vintage fabric, op shop curtains, and linen, contributing to a sustainable approach in a market dominated by mass-produced garments. Fashion: The Definitive Visual History…
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Inverted Commas’ Decline Reflects Shift in Language Evolution
In the world of language, a subtle shift is occurring. Inverted commas, those tiny punctuation marks that frame words or phrases, are quietly slipping out of fashion. Their disappearance from written text may seem inconsequential, but it hints at broader changes in communication and style. Fashion: The Definitive Visual History (DK Definitive Cultural Histories) |…
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Editor’s Italian Travel Wardrobe: Lessons in Versatility and Comfort
As the cold Melbourne winter approached, the opportunity for a summer escape to the Northern Hemisphere arose. A fashion editor took advantage of this chance and embarked on a three-week journey through Italy, indulging in carb-filled delights and basking in the Mediterranean sun. Fashion: The Definitive Visual History (DK Definitive Cultural Histories) | $17.99 Anticipating…
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Black Bold and Beautiful Luncheon Celebrates Indigenous Women and Fashion
Black Bold and Beautiful Luncheon 2025 was a celebration of Indigenous women, fashion, culture, and enterprise. The event, founded by Aunty Sandra King OAM in 2009, gathered many in Magandjin / Brisbane. This year’s theme, ‘Past, Present and Future,’ permeated the day’s program with fashion parades, panels, music, and a business expo. Fashion: The Definitive…