Circular fashion, universal design & our local fashion industry
AAFW in conversation
AAFW In Conversation: Michael Lo Sordo and Alyce Tran. We loved this conversation especially hearing of Michael’s creative process and thoughts on Australian Fashion.
Is inclusivity part of the sustainable spectrum?
We need to raise visibility and representation from the top of the chain so that the fashion community, including those with disabilities, can feel reflected and identified as a part of society. Different people have different needs, good design accommodates this without compromising aesthetic and style.
Why drive growth in our local fashion industry?
A female led industry looking for new ways to revolutionise, be sustainable and grow economic impact. As a fashion lover look for Australian Fashion and wear the brands that align with your values.
Australian cotton fashion returns to the fields
Australian cotton fashion returns to the cotton fields
Fashion designer selected as future leader
Gold Coast fashion designer Emma Bond has captured her cotton fashion collection in the field for an upcoming virtual runway project.
Emma who is 31, recently conducted a fashion shoot at Mitch Brimblecombe's Lockyer Valley, highlighting her label Madi & Pip.
She was born and raised on a cotton farm in Nevertire, NSW so using cotton as the fibre of choice came naturally to her.
The New Denim Project Gown
This multiwear, multisize gown, is made from recycled cotton fabric from The New Denim Project. The New Denim Project collects raw material derived from upcycled cotton and post-industrial textile waste, grounding scraps back into fiber, and spinning these once again into new yarns to weave and upcycle into a curated woven fabrics collection.
Let us take you on a journey.
Fashion Revolution shares our vision for a global fashion industry that conserves and restores the environment and values people over growth and profit.
Our Australian cotton really is beautiful; it is high quality and the values and active commitment to people and planet (by the industry) – aligns with our own.
We are excited to take you on a journey from field to fashion, this Fashion Revolution week.
Hello Elizabeth
The Elizabeth Dress. Made with Liberty Fabric, without compromise the world’s people or planet. Designed to be fabulously functional to a range of abilities.
Circular Fashion needs you.
Circular fashion needs you. Make informed choices and spread the word for a sustainable fashion future.
Circular Fashion
Circular Fashion. Together we can make a difference.
Garment features
Garment features that make our designs easy to put on, comfortable AND elegant
National finalist
Madi & Pip is honoured to be a Myer and Victoria Racing Emerging Designer Finalist of 2021 Melbourne Cup
Hello new fabric!
New designs made with Liberty Fabrics. Say hello to “Spring Poppies” in 100% cotton Rossmore Corduroy
Flowers for good
Shop the flowers from our garden! All monies go to Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Now that’s some feel good blooms!
AATFA QLD Finals
Your designer, Emma, was a technical judge for the QLD Runway Showcase. It was a true delight to see the quality work by our QLD teens.
Who am I to design luxury fashion that is inclusive to women with disability?
Who am I to design luxury fashion that is inclusive to women of a range of abilities?
Australian made
We create heirloom pieces, produced locally. This is how we can ensure attention to detail and quality without compromising people and planet.
Australian Super Cotton
Home to the longest, finest, softest & strongest threads of cotton, grown in Queensland, Australia.
Wall fabrics
Our trusted fabric supplier
The Fabric Store
Did you know you can choose your own fabric and we will sew it for you?
Why we use
Australian cotton
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