Verner Australia Resort 2025 Collection
In the middle of Verner’s resort show, it hit me that the clothes were exactly what people think of when they think of Australian Fashion Week—resort! beaches! surfers!—except done to …
Australia Resort 2025
Iordanes Spyridon Gogos Australia Resort 2025 Collection
Elaine George, the first-ever First Nations model to appear on the cover of Vogue Australia, opened the Iordanos Spyridon Gogos resort show, walking dramatically down the runway in a sleeveless …
Romance Was Born Australia Resort 2025 Collection
Three moons, softly glowing like they do on a clear night, greeted guests as they walked into Romance Was Born’s resort 2025 show. Designers Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales have …
Anna Quan Australia Resort 2025 Collection
They say inspiration can strike anywhere at any time. For Anna Quan’s resort collection, lightning hit in the unlikeliest of places: a food court. “I was sitting [there] and I …
Karla Spetic Australia Resort 2025 Collection
As usual, lace was king on the Karla Spetic runway. The opening look, a quasi-ballgown with a black lace long sleeve bodice, and a skirt with a bit of volume …
Alix Higgins Australia Resort 2025 Collection
Walking into the Alix Higgins show at Carriageworks, the venue hosting most of the shows during Australian Fashion week, the energy felt different than prior days: electric and youthful. A …
Carla Zampatti Australia Resort 2025 Collection
One of the season’s most awaited shows took place on the first night of Australian Fashion Week, with the return of the beloved Carla Zampatti label to the runway, after …
Beare Park Australia Resort 2025 Collection
The opening look of Beare Park’s resort collection was a minimal long dress with darts on the princess seams, made from a shiny khaki silk dupioni. As the model reached …
Rory William Docherty Australia Resort 2025 Collection
It’s hard to believe that Rory William Docherty’s resort collection was only his second-ever runway show. The New Zealand designer founded his namesake label in 2017 as “a much more …