Author: Peppermint

  • Eco-Friendly Eyewear

    Want to protect your peepers in style this summer? Sticks Bamboo Eyewear has the answer. Drawing on the natural properties of bamboo to help protect against UV rays, their Spring/Summer collection offers four unique looks for the environmentally and style conscious consumer. The use of bamboo in the fashion industry is fast becoming a more…

  • The Magic of Myrrhia

    Now here’s a gorgeous little label that ticks all our boxes! Myrrhia Fine Knitwear is an 100% ‘Made in the USA’ fashion line, utilising sustainable materials such as un-dyed organic cotton and eucalyptus, all harvested, knit and sewn within a strictly local radius. Described as ‘elegant femininity meets majestic warrior goddess’, Myrrhia’s new Spring 13…

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    Ethical Fashion Month

    Want to change the world but don’t know where to start? Oxfam’s 3things is a good place! During September, 3things are focusing their efforts on ethical fashion, encouraging us to make our pledges count toward more responsible shopping habits. There are plenty of tools available on the 3things website to help you along – including a Clothes Swap Kit,…

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    Forces of Fashion

    Forget Paris, Milan and New York – this weekend international fashion is coming to our backyard! The Sunshine Coast’s annual International Fashion Week is bringing the glamour to Novotel Twin Waters from September 4 to 9. Alongside trending styles and the latest labels, the IFW Ethical Design Showcase will highlight some of the best in local and national…

  • Sustainable Smalls

    This month, Stella McCartney’s lower price, eco-friendly lingerie line will be rolling out into American chain stores Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom and Barneys New York. For those of us here in Australia, we will be able to buy the collection online at Net-A-Porter. The cute-as-can-be lingerie combos are made of French Calais lace and silk, organic…

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    Step Back in Time

    Penchant for the swinging 60s? Don’t we all! The Queensland Museum’s Bespoke showcase are taking us back in time on August 24 for a 60s-themed celebration of design, music and vintage fashion. Reverse Garbage designers Brooke Nelson and Bill Ennals, along with artists including Al James, will fill the Collector’s Cafe with handmade furniture and artistic…