BAAQIY, is an eponymous Melbourne-based fashion brand, founded by Australian designer Baaqiy Ghazali in 2022. Having embarked on her design journey at the Whitehouse Institute in 2022, Baaqiy swiftly captured attention within the fashion landscape. Her creations found a spotlight in esteemed publications such as Vogue Australia, Rolling Stone, and Jane Magazine, underscoring the brand's undeniable impact and influence.

Lanterna is an Australian swimwear label by Carolina Lanterna, a fashion alum of RMIT. Her philosophy of less is more is translated through signature micro cuts and sexy silhouettes. Handmade in Sydney, the bikinis are designed to be worn at the beach and after dark.
Through the curated collections, Lanterna harnesses modalities of hyper-fem and hyper-sexy as a means to empower, provoke and disrupt. Serving to celebrate the female form with assured satisfaction.

Rhiannon Daly is the Brisbane-based designer behind Pigsuit, a label informed by her Māori heritage (Ngāti Kūri and Ngāti Pōrou) and defined by an irreverent, against-the-grain aesthetic that centres female, queer, non-binary and femme identities. Blending cultural perspective with tongue-in-cheek irreverence, her work pushes boundaries while maintaining a strong commitment to social responsibility through fundraising and community initiatives. Pigsuit has been featured in Nasty Magazine, Fashion Journal, Vice and Vogue, and has dressed performers including Gotmik, Peaches, Rico Nasty and Amy Taylor, with a commissioned garment now held in the Queensland Museum’s permanent collection.

Réseau is drawn to women who are labelled as evil, not because they are cruel, but because they are misunderstood. This tension sits at the core of the brand: a fascination with femininity that is feared, emotional, and often misread. Réseau explores beauty that is not soft or ornamental, but shaped by experience by survival, isolation, and quiet intensity.

SHIYO is an Australian fashion label founded by designer Shiva Yousefpour, known for its avant-garde silhouettes and commitment to sustainability. Blending Persian heritage with Japanese craftsmanship, the brand explores zero-waste design, upcycling, and innovative material use. Each piece is handcrafted with intention, transforming unconventional and reclaimed materials into sculptural, statement garments. SHIYO has been featured in Vogue Australia and Harper’s BAZAAR, and was awarded the 2025 Sustainable Fashion Prize at the National Wool Museum.

Founded by Korean-Australian designer Alvi Chung, SPEED redefines tailoring through sustainability and subversion. Known for their 2024 runway inside the Sydney SEALIFE Aquarium, SPEED’s sculptural silhouettes blend remnant fabrics with luxe materials like cactus leather. Worn by The Kid Laroi, Brent Faiyaz, and Zindzi Okenyo.