Melbourne Fashion Festival
Known for creating one of the loudest and proudest First Nations fashion brands, Wiradjuri and Rotuman man Benjamin Thomson has been celebrated again this week after his brand's impressive showcase at...
Known for its whimsical yet modern range, First Nations lingerie brand Lazy Girl Lingerie debuted its newest collection at Melbourne Fashion Festival this week.
Maddy Hope-Hodgetts returns to Melbourne Fashion Festival this week to showcase Yapa Mali's latest collection. Returning to Melbourne Fashion Festival (MFF) for the third year, Yapa Mali will feature...
Known for his unique graphics and engaging colourways, First Nations designer Josh Deane has created a brand - By Josh Deane - built on culture and craft.
Australia's largest consumer fashion event, PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival, has unveiled a festival-first dedicated expansion into regional Victoria with the launch of the Geelong Fashion Fortnight...
Paypal Melbourne Fashion Festival has announced the opening of applications for the event's 2026 First Nations Engagement Programme. The Programme provides a platform for Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Indigenous designer Corin Corcoran is grabbing the fashion world's spotlight with her works' tactile texture and bold colourways. When catching up with Style Up before Melbourne Fashion Festival earli...
Fresh off an impressive runway showcase at Melbourne Fashion Festival this month Style Up caught up with talented First Nations designer Juanita Page.
Based in Naarm/Melbourne, 'By Josh Deane' is a brand which prides itself on creating unique, ready-to-wear pieces that celebrate the beauty of Australia.
First Nations brand Gali Swimwear has wowed crowds with a new collaboration with Indigenous artist artist Dennis Golding. Created by proud Kamilaroi man and volunteer surf lifesaver David Leslie, Gali...
Following her standout debut at the 2024 Brisbane Fashion Festival, Brooke McGlone, the creative force behind banbu, returned to the runway for PayPal's Melbourne Fashion Festival 2025.
Created by proud Bila-Kalari (Upper Lachlan River) man from the Wiradjuri Nation, Benjamin Thomson, Take Pride Movement has grown to become not only a retail brand, but a movement.
It was hard to ignore Yapa Mali's culturally crafted Bunggan collection at PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival's Back in Blak runway on Thursday.