Models
Presented in partnership with Indigenous Fashion Projects, the highly anticipated Country to Couture event revealed its 2026 line up on Tuesday.
This question has been sitting with me for some time and resurfaced again yesterday. How will I be a good ancestor? A lot of what I now understand about this country was never taught at school.
The Top End felt a powerful lift in spirit when Anthony Mundine III and Rahim "CJ" Mundine arrived in Darwin to work with young people through Hoops 4 Health recently.
The 10th anniversary Country to Couture runway and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards drew the leading lights of Australia's fashion world to the Top End this month.
Paris Couture Fashion Week 2025 was introduced to the name Grace Lillian Lee, etching herself onto the scene - the Meriam Mer woman will be hard to forget, having garnered the attention of friend and...
As the golden sun dipped behind the trees on Jawoyn Country, a hush of anticipation swept through the crowd gathered for the Barunga Festival.
After walking the runway at this year's 2025 Australian Fashion Week as a proud First Nations model, Ieesha Caton spoke with on all things career, community and culture.
Fresh off the Australian Fashion Week catwalk, Style Up sat down with emerging First Nations model Tiah Rotumah to hear about how the young creative landed herself a spot at one of the industries most...
Known within the fashion industry for his down to earth nature and growing presence on the runway, this year First Nations model Pierce Jones has had yet another success with the talented model now an...
Known for his down-to-earth nature and go-getter attitude, First Nations model Jay Campbell is proving a career in the fashion industry can progressively boom in a matter of months.
Emerging First Nations model Aavaisha Simone Cockatoo-Collins is proving that a chance encounter and a great deal of hard work can go a long way in breaking into the fast-paced fashion industry.
Melbourne Fashion Week led the way in showcasing and spotlighting Australia's leading First Nations creatives this month, with the catwalk boasting more than ten Indigenous designers.
Proud Wiradjuri and Waiben Island man Lindyn Rowland is no stranger to the spotlight. Known for his vibrant energy and enthusiasm, Rowland returned to the runway for Melbourne Fashion Week last week.