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A new report into the sustainability of Australian fashion brands has found some shopping mall offenders, and some unexpected “success” stories.
- by Penry Buckley
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Australia may be the birthplace of the ugg boot, but we are leading the fashion stakes
“We are not fussy and we are not pretentious. The same applies to the way that we dress.”
- by Damien Woolnough
Billion-dollar brand Zimmermann joins the Brat Pack for its new look
The founder of Australia’s biggest global luxury fashion label reveals the eighties movies that inspired her latest collection.
- by Damien Woolnough
‘Authentically Australian’: The year we lost Bondi Sands, Zimmermann, Four Pillars
Global conglomerates paid billions of dollars for Australian brands this year – and some experts believe Aje, Smiggle, Peter Alexander could be next.
- by Jessica Yun
What it’s really like to stage a mega-fashion show in Paris
Weeks after Zimmermann became Australia’s first fashion unicorn, creative director Nicky took us behind the scenes to see what it really takes to get runway-ready.
- by Dave Tacon
In an era of Barbie pink and nipple bras, one trend keeps me sane
2023 in fashion: the highs, the lows and an obscenely expensive man bag.
- by Marion Hume
How the European summer aesthetic has infiltrated Australian fashion
Bold reds, cabana prints and swimwear-inspired bodysuits reveal an outbreak of Italian exuberance among local designers.
- by Damien Woolnough
Seeing red: Pauline Hanson’s Chinese communist background revealed
Artist Merry Sparks’ revolutionary approach to her portrait of the One Nation leader proves less is Mao.
- by Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman
‘It’s never only been about the money’: The Zimmermann success story
From a market stall to a reported billion-dollar valuation, Nicole and Simone Zimmermann’s label is an inspiration.
- by Damien Woolnough
Zimmermann sisters sell fashion label in reported billion-dollar deal
Following an unsolicited offer of $1.75 billion, the Sydney-based brand prepares to conquer Asia and the Middle East.
- by Damien Woolnough
Mother, daughter shoplifters amass Aladdin’s cave of stolen designer clothes
The duo stole more than $56,000 in luxury items from a David Jones store in the CBD, with the mother’s lawyer saying expensive clothing was her “choice of joy”.
- by Marta Pascual Juanola
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