The ASI Edit.

When you think about working in fashion you might automatically envisage an Anne Hathaway, ‘Devil Wears Prada’- type situation. A highly competitive assistant role, where you are forced to work 15 hour days in a cut-throat environment, probably doesn’t seem too inviting.

With the fashion industry growing and changing everyday, it’s important to stay inspired and across new talent. Whether these designers are new, or old favourites headed on a different venture, these seven designers are sure to make an impact on what we wear in 2019.

“Jira is the name of my great great grandmother from the Wuthathi Tribe,” says Perina Drummond, founder of Australia’s first Indigenous modelling agency, Jira Models.

Online shopping is one of our favourite sports. Whether we are researching for a client or treating ourselves, we have to admit, we spend a little too much time digitally window shopping. Glass of wine in hand, here are our top picks:

Whether it’s ‘groundbreaking’ florals, sipping champagne trackside, donning outlandish headwear or sunny mornings and budding blooms, spring is synonymous with many things. Arguably the most undeniably spring-thing to do is clean. The change of season is the perfect time to declutter and organise your wardrobe.

“Retail is tough. You can create something really cool and have the best looking label, but you have to ask yourself, are you actually selling anything?”, asks founder of The Tailored Man and menswear expert, Dalton Graham. 

Fashion is one of the more misunderstood industries, with a shroud of mystery surrounding it, particularly when looking from the outside in. Hear from the team at ASI about what they’ve learnt about working in fashion.

From wardrobe styling to image consulting, personal styling, commercial, corporate and celebrity styling and so much more, fashion styling is an incredibly diverse career path. And editorial styling is undoubtedly one of the most coveted and exciting areas.

The stars weren’t the only ones who brought the glamour to the Gold Coast for the 60th annual TV Week Logie Awards.  Some of our budding Queensland stylists worked alongside celebrity stylists Lana Wilkinson and Donny Galella to assist in creating red carpet showstoppers for Elyse Knowles, Georgia Love, Lorinska Merrington and model Rebecca Harding. We spoke to our stylists to get the low down on all the behind the scenes action.

From black tie to business casual, formal to cocktail, we have rounded up the only five dress codes that count. Oh, and we also took the liberty of decoding them for you, you’re welcome.