Hear from Australia’s fashion leaders at Unstitch Convention

Vogue Australia presents Unstitch Convention | Guest Speakers

With an increased focus on ethical and sustainable practices, the fashion world is shifting – and we’re preparing the next gen to lead the charge.

Enter our newly launched course the Bachelor of Fashion Marketing and Enterprise. It’s everything you need to become the leader the fashion industry needs. Start your career as a brand manager, buyer, merchandise planner, marketing manager, or dive straight into entrepreneurism.

Co-developed with industry, our diploma and bachelor courses teach you how to create, market and manage commercial fashion enterprises. You’ll learn from experienced academics who know the ins and outs of the industry. With their insights, you will:

  • Learn how to set up and market your own fashion business
  • Develop strategies to support sustainability and socially responsible practices
  • Gain entrepreneurial, digital communication and marketing skills

To celebrate our new course, we were joined by Vogue Australia’s Fashion Features Director Alice Birrell, The Iconic’s Head of Own Brand Jalda Azad and Assistant Buyer Amelia Lee, who’s also one of our very own fashion graduates. These industry experts reviewed our Branded Fashion Design students’ collections through the lens of production, marketing and merchandising. They offered invaluable insights into the realities of the fashion industry and how they see it evolving.

Sustainability within the fashion industry has become a big topic with consumers selecting brands based off their sustainable clothing. Alice Birrell from Vogue Australia touched on this, "If you're not thinking kind of circular then there's not much of a future... we're obviously using raw resources at a rate this is not sustainable. So designers that are thinking in that way and sourcing fabric from dead stock and that are already out there is probably going to be the norm... our readers care about it so much and they're very well versed in everything sustainable as they will ask those questions and as designer you kind of have to have the answer."

You can watch the full stream to hear more from our guest speakers.

 

Want to be the next rising star in fashion design?

Be inspired by the work of our graduates who completed the Bachelor of Branded Fashion Design.

Joshua Djordjewitsch leads his own independent label, Djordjewitsch

Vogue Australia named Joshua the emerging Australian name to know. Need we say more? View Joshua's collection here

Student work |  Joshua Djordjewitsch

Tabitha Hendry champions local over global

Going on exchange to study fashion in Milan was the highlight of Tabitha’s time at Billy Blue. She shares how it opened her eyes to the international scene. View Tabitha's collection here.

 Student Work | Tabitha Hendry

Yun Hee Lee crafted her own collection, Whyel

In creating her brand, Yun was inspired by modern warriors and soft surrealism. To bring her professional wear to life, she opts for natural materials such as wool, cotton and silk. View Yun Hee's collection here.

Student Work | Yun Hee Lee

Thomas Saint-Cyr brought to life his own brand, Saint-Cyr

Thomas was awarded Billy Blue’s top Branded Fashion graduate of 2020. His graduate collection was shown at the Sydney Powerhouse Museum as part of the Future Fashion exhibition. View Thomas' collection here.

 Student Work | Thomas Saint-Cyr 

Want to pursue a career in the fashion industry? Learn more about our Fashion Marketing and Enterprise course here.

 

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