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Wow, what a week! MBFWA was a whirlwind of enviable street style, international fashion bloggers, and covetable designer collections. We were thrilled to fly in on day 4 to attend the debut of Sydney-based label, KAHLO in the New Generation Showcase, and witness luxury in action on the Aje runway. See our favourite runway pics and review in MBFWA for a day.

Phoebe Garland of Garland & Garland Fashion was also there amongst the frenetic fashion energy. She gives us her pick of the top emerging labels to watch out for in 'The emerging designers to watch out for at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia (MBFWA)'.

Don't miss the chance to win the latest FASHIONTREND `Erotica' issue. We have 3 to give away!

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Until next time,

Sacha Strebe
Editor– EXPOSED Online

 

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EXPOSED Online flew into Sydney last week on day 4 of MBFWA to catch the highly anticipated New Generation Showcase, where emerging label KAHLO caught out eye, and then a sea of sequins at a shipwrecked ball for the fashion week debut of AJE

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The emerging designers to watch out for at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia (MBFWA)

 

Susie Bubble talks bloggers, brands and getting the balance right

Mention emerging designers to fashion agents and we start to get nervous. The reason: Well, mainly due to their lack of experience, sometimes lack of commercial knowledge in their designs, and also the lack of funding. After all it is our reputation on the line if something goes wrong. In truth, some of the look books that hit our email are for the most part, except with a few exceptions, let's just say "not saleable". Having said that, we do take the time to mentor and there are many emerging designers waiting to shine and need our help. Highly impressed after seeing some shows at this year's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, I have never felt more confident in promoting these designers.


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  There are some success stories that just instantly inspire you to perform at your peak, to look at your work with fresh eyes and reach your ultimate goals. This is how we all felt when global influencer and one of the original fashion bloggers (launched in 2006), Susannah Lau aka Susie Bubble of Style Bubble came to Melbourne courtesy of Portable. She spoke of the integral role bloggers now play in a brand's marketing plan, and how this new relationship can be harnessed for a positive result on both the readers and the fashion industry. But it's all about getting the balance right, one that is mutually beneficial but doesn't sacrifice your independence or stifle self-expression.


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