My Sydney Fashion

Hey fellow fashionistas and friends! Today we're going to look into Sydney's favourite bridal gown designer, Steven Khalil! As noted in his profile page , Steven likes to revive  elements of a classical era of European couture into his bridal designs.  They're evidently showcased on his website & instagram which has an astounding 695,000 followers and an astonishing 181,052 likes and followers on his facebook. Steven just doesn't also design wedding dresses, but also jewellery such as bracelets and earrings. He also makes bridal robes, veils, christening crowns and perfume too! Steven Khalil has also been featured in Vogue Australia & Marie Claire , two prestige-seen womens magazines and publishers. Steven Khalil's design has been seen by women all over the world whom would want to wear his dresses for their special day. As Steven Khalil's dresses aren't cheap, and are aimed for the more luxury side of the market, there are very ...

We are so lucky that we can live in the place surrounded by the beautiful beaches and the ocean.  Unfortunately, sea life and nature are dying because of people who do not recycle and who throw rubbish into the ocean. #MAKEABETTERTOMORROW One of the most famous Sydney Fashion Bloggers - Pia Muehlenbeck - launched sustainable company which produces swimwear from the reclaimed abandoned fish nets, gymwear from organic cotton, and yoga mats from Jute plants.  The problem of fast fashion is huge, especially in the cities like Sydney, so it is worth to stop for a while and get a bit more expensive swimwear for the upcoming summer while doing our planet good. Last but not least, just a little reminder for our fellow followers here to follow us on Twitter! - Written by Natalia Mista, 23/09/2018 Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn104hZgvkO/?hl=pl&taken-by=slinkii

Sydney fashion definitely has their own unique style, Sydney people dresses differently in between laid back and dressy, leans towards smart casual, people try their best do dress clean and simple but looks good at the same time. Many brands in Sydney are designed and suit Sydney people well.                                      (Source: Instagram) Ksubi, an Australian fashion brand, co-founded by Gareth Moody, Dan Single and George Forrow, it was founded in 1999, this famous label can be found in many premium stores around Australia, North America and Europe. Ksubi is definitely one of the most desirable Australian fashion brands in the world due to its fantastic quality and varieties of jeans, denim jackets, cut-off shorts and distressed skirts, premium tees, tops and stand out dresses. Follow us and more posts are coming soon! -Written by Yiqing (Dolores) Ye, 22/09/20...

The fashion that our fellow Sydneysiders wear around the areas, are casual, but nice looking. Most people do strive to look their best, with many brands and companies trying to advertise the latest fashion trend to help drive up their sales. Even though the youth of Sydney may try to put in their hardest efforts to dress the best, so do adults. New stores are popping up and around to try make the older population look their best and to feel young with the ever-so changing youth demographic. (source: instagram) Connor, (an Australian clothing store) is a perfect example of men's fashion that cater's from younger to older men, with a wide variety of suits, casual clothes, shorts, t-shirts, shoes & accessories! Watch this space for our other posts coming soon with more exciting fashion tips, and news!  -Written by Maroun Chidiac, 16/9/18 Sources: https://www.instagram.com/p/BlfIR52H6Hg/?hl=en

Hey guys, we are a new blog called My Fashion Sydney. We are made up of a group of 5 university students: Tom, Maroun, Mel, Natalia, and Dolores. Our objective of this blog is to review some Sydney fashions, have a look at some places that have upcoming trends and great places to get fashionable items, as well as write about our own experiences within the Sydney fashion scene, both in store and online. We hope that you guys will enjoy our experiences that we share and hopefully we help some Sydneysiders find some ways to express themselves through their fashion. - Tom