Ten Pieces designers Maurice Terzini and Lucy Hinckfuss showcased their new Resort ’20 Collection within the iconic Bondi Icebergs Dining Room and Bar against a clear blue sky and Bondi Beach backdrop.
Taking a few steps away from the craziness and bubble that is Fashion Week, the Double Rainbouu boys decided to present their Resort ’20 collection in the tranquil Chinese Gardens of Friendship in Sydney this week as the sun was setting on a Wednesday afternoon. Click through to read our thoughts on their new collection, ‘United Colours of Double Rainbouu.’
A regular on the runways of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia since 2008 and known for her feminine tailoring and unique prints, Croatian-Australian designer Karla Špetic played to the Resort theme this year and added swimwear to her new collection along with designs incorporating sheer, rope detailing, sexy cut-outs and the silhouette of a woman’s profile, altogether bringing a sense of seduction and confidence to the woman wearing her designs. Click through for more of our thoughts on her latest collection.
Today, the Australian fashion world celebrated Lee Mathews and her impressive 20th anniversary. In a raw hanger at Sydney’s Carriageworks, the set saw a simple sheer botanical curtain float above the exposed cement floor. It was a fashion retrospective of the most modern nature.
Those already familiar with Australian designer Christopher Esber know that he has a knack for understated clothes that nonetheless turn heads and that’s the exact impression his Resort ’20 Collection gave us last night at Australian Fashion Week.
We Are Kindred’s Resort ’20 collection, Boheme Heart, at Australian Fashion Week this year brought their signature bohemian vibes back to the runway but this year in an unexpected colour palette in different prints, textures and metallics. Click through for more.
Alice McCall celebrated 15 years in the business this year at Australian Fashion Week and their latest collection, “Cosmia” paid homage to the French romantic essence of the collection, with billowing sleeves, feminine ruffles, pretty picnic dresses and metallic party pieces.
Tonight, Australian brand Aje kicked off Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia with their Resort 2020 collection, ‘Bloomscape’ at the recently revamped Campbell’s Stores in The Rocks area. Click through for our official review.
Celebrating 25 years in the fashion industry, AKIRA ISOGAWA defied expectations this year at Australian Fashion Week by showing a collection that was fresh and energetic.
The designer took us back to the 80’s with beautifully crafted vintage prints for men and women in a mix of layered romantic styles, in a glam-grunge look that was completed with models stomping down the runway in Dr Martens. Click through for our full review.
Featured photo captured by Karina Illovska.
Emerging Australian fashion label LEO & LIN created a multi-sensory experience at their solo debut runway at Australian Fashion Week this year with the addition of a bespoke aroma wafting throughout the iconic Carriageworks catwalk as soon as you walked into the venue. Add in Andy Williams’ classic ‘Moon River’ with fairytale gowns and colours, and what do you have? Click through to find out.
All photography captured by Khiera Nicole.
