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Australian Fashion Brands Are Pressured To “Step Up” By Christmas Customers

Some of Australia’s most renowned and major fashion brands, such as Just Jeans, Lorna Jane, Myer and Peter Alexander, must be open to both, how and where they manufacture clothes from. This is to help lift the women who aid in creating stable brands that are out of poverty. Oxfam, a global charitable organisation that focuses on reducing world poverty, has declared the spread of awareness this Christmas season. 
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Human-Mart
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‘Human Mart’: The Stimulating Supermarket Must-See For All Sydney Siders

Anti-Slavery Australia has just opened the world’s very first Human Mart, right in the heart of Sydney. Human Mart, is a store that displays products which represent the real life survivors of unspeakable crimes. The mart is only open for a limited time, from March 16th till March 25th, to coincide with International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The shop ultimately aims to drive awareness about modern day slavery and human trafficking, which affects approximately 15,000 people in Australia today.
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Beosound Level
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The new Beosound Level Speaker by Bang & Olufsen

Bang & Olufsen, the Aussie high-end speaker and headphone brand have just released their latest speaker, The Beosound Level. The all new wireless home speaker is set to deliver an impressive sound and features a slim, modern design with an in-built recessed handle, as portability is at the heart of the Beosound Level. Whether standing upright in the kitchen, lying flat on a table or hanging on the wall, this speaker has the ability to intelligently change its tuning, to deliver an exceptional music listening experience in any position, in any room.
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Market Shopping For Your Home 2
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Market Shopping For Your Home

Just like you style yourself in particular outfits suitable for everyday wear, a special occasion or dress yourself up in something new simply to experiment with a current trend, you set a ‘look’ for yourself, an image and a sense of personality is evident in your outfit. If you do this with fashion, it makes sense to do it to your home too, right?
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Shirt Bar 3
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Shirt Bar

As most of us would know, it can be a little tricky getting almost any man into a fashion retail store at anytime of the day, week, month or even year. There’s just something that just doesn’t entice them to shop. With the opening of the newest hotspot, populated more than usual on a Thursday night, ‘Shirt Bar’ is stepping it up and creating a new revolution for men when it comes to in-store shopping.
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Sage Sydney 4
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Sage Sydney

Sage Sydney is one label sure to become an essential in every fashion- lover’s wardrobe in the coming months. Being a fairly new label, ‘Sage Sydney’ is quickly making its way to us style focused Sydneysiders. With their funky vibe, unique approach to fashion and with internationally sourced apparel and accessories to offer, this street label is sure to become one huge success.
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Tuchuzy 5
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Tuchuzy

It all started one sunny Bondi morning, the swell was high and the sun was balmy. Sand stuck to my toes and ray bans on my head. Wandering aimlessly I came across some cute boutiques on Beach Road. Tuchuzy, with is neon sign, allured me inside and before I knew it I was surrounded.
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Stylish Kids 6
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Stylish Kids

For the cool kids all over the world, fashion and style are becoming increasingly popular. It seems that the infants, toddlers and the older kids are all favouring the more stylish and edgy pieces in the stores right now. Forget the basic blue stripes for the boys and head-to-toe pink for the girls, kids fashion is moving to a whole other level. Below are the favoured stores of these little trend-setters.
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The Zara Epidemic 7
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The Zara Epidemic

BEWARE: new virus is infecting all fashion conscious Aussies. Although women are more susceptible to infection, this virus is not gender discriminatory. Targeting men as well as teens, the ‘Zara’ is wriggling its way into our fashion psyche and turning us into complete clothing scavengers.
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