International retailers pose challenges for Melbourne’s fashion boutiques, but there are ways local stores can adapt, writes Johanna Brasier.
Think twice before buying Australian made, writes Rachel Wagner. That jacket might have been made for $5 in a backyard sweatshop.
Is your wardrobe full of clothing you never wear? The Clothing Exchange allows you to swap your unwanted clothes with strangers while sipping on a cocktail. Bec Foulston chats with the group’s director, Juliette Anich, about the growing popularity of exchange events.
International retailers pose challenges for Melbourne’s fashion boutiques, but there are ways local stores can adapt, writes Johanna Brasier.
Think twice before buying Australian made, writes Rachel Wagner. That jacket might have been made for $5 in a backyard sweatshop.
Is your wardrobe full of clothing you never wear? The Clothing Exchange allows you to swap your unwanted clothes with strangers while sipping on a cocktail. Bec Foulston chats with the group’s director, Juliette Anich, about the growing popularity of exchange events.
Two years on from one of the worst industrial accidents of all time, a growing number of individuals are calling for a fashion revolution, writes Susannah Woolley.
International retailers pose challenges for Melbourne’s fashion boutiques, but there are ways local stores can adapt, writes Johanna Brasier.
Think twice before buying Australian made, writes Rachel Wagner. That jacket might have been made for $5 in a backyard sweatshop.
Is your wardrobe full of clothing you never wear? The Clothing Exchange allows you to swap your unwanted clothes with strangers while sipping on a cocktail. Bec Foulston chats with the group’s director, Juliette Anich, about the growing popularity of exchange events.
