Australian Fashion Week

Australian Fashion Week returned to Carriageworks for yet another year. Along with a packed schedule that featured some of our favourite Australian designe

I’ve been working in proximity to the fashion industry for more than a decade. In that time, it’s felt like we’ve some version of the same co

At madre natura’s debut show at Australian Fashion Week, sustainable fashion was thrust to the fore. So much so, that the slow fashion label’s

“Narrative, technical, hedonistic.” Those are the three words Lilian and Katie-Louise Nicol-Ford use to describe their eponymous label, Nicol & For

Since launching in 2018, Liandra (formerly Liandra Swim) has seamlessly woven storytelling into its bold and bright resort collections. “I always think o

Since 1996, Australian Fashion Week has been the pinnacle of the local fashion calendar. While it may not be as widely covered as its northern hemisphere c

Australian Fashion Week (AFW) is returning to Sydney in 2024, and with only a few short months to go until the biggest week in Australia’s fashion calend

On Friday morning, the last day of Afterpay Australian Fashion Week (AAFW), the air was crisp. It was the sort of weather that demands a certain creativity

The average size of an Australian woman is 14-16, yet the fashion industry, and Fashion Week in particular, has long struggled to accurately reflect this.

Afterpay Australian Fashion Week is back for 2023, and with it comes a jam-packed schedule. Every year, there are a few things we can count on coming out o

First Nations representation at Australian Fashion Week has been a slow burn. It was only in 2021 that the event first opened with a traditional Welcome to

At Refinery29 Australia, we’re here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff. All of our picks are independently selected and curated by the

As Asia Hassan prepares to present her brand Asiyam’s first runway show at Afterpay Australian Fashion Week (AAFW), she has mixed feelings. It’

“Magical” is the word Kaydee Kyle-Taylor uses when summing up what it’s like to be in creative spaces filled with mob. The Wakka Wakka, Birri Gubba,