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Katies store closures are a tipping point for old-school bricks-and-mortar fashion

"You can look a million dollars all the time!" the Australia Women's Weekly advertisement reads."Relaxed styles, easy flair — plus a real talent for finding t

Australian model and TV star Maggie Tabberer dies aged 87

Two-time Gold Logie winner and Australia’s fashion industry icon Maggie Tabberer has died aged 87.Confirming the heartbreaking news on social media, Tabbererâ

Pop superstar Katy Perry wins years-long trademark fight with Aussie designer

International pop superstar Katy Perry has had a court win in her long-running trademark battle with an Australian fashion designer.The US singer, whose real na

Nick Kyrgios reveals shock hidden on-court fashion choice

Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios has revealed a bizarre yet hardly surprising dress choice hidden from fans that might cause them to look at him a little differe

Garment workers fear their children will go hungry after Australian fast fashion brand’s collapse

In a crowded industrial district on the outskirts of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, a seven-storey building is stacked with cartons labelled with Australian fast

This Australian quit her job at 24 and started a business out of her parents’ garage—now, it brings in over $100 million a year

Jane Lu, founder and CEO of Showpo.Courtesy of Jane Lu.Growing up, Jane Lu dreamt of waking up every morning and putting on a power suit to go to work at a fanc

Hiring a dress for a special occasion can mean an outfit is worn 50 rather than five times

Spending hundreds of dollars on a designer dress or luxury outfit is out of the budget for many Australians, but a trend has emerged across the country: to hire

Opinion: The 90s was a boom time for Australian fashion. Sasha Sarago wonders what happened.

As fashion looks back at this pivotal decade, across the Tasman author Sasha Sarago considers how Australia responded to its wave of design talent, new faces an

Retailer behind Rivers, Katies and Millers enters voluntary administration, putting 3,000 jobs at risk

Mosaic Brands, the company behind Australian fashion brands including Rivers, Katies and Noni B, has entered voluntary administration, putting almost 3,000 jobs