Interview of Laneikka Denne by Laneikka // I want to teach other people my age that it’s possible to run your own business no matter your age as long as you know what you’re doing, you’re passionate about it and willing to be in the hard work which can sometimes mean giving up your social life.
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Review by Freya Bennett // There has been a huge gap in the market for clothes that fit busty yet small babes like myself.
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Interview of Elena by Meredith Poirier // I believe it’s imperative for companies to take on bold and shape shifting ways to make their company as sustainable as possible.
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Review of Nico by Molly McKew // The best thing about NICO is their commitment to ethical production. Their processes are environmentally friendly and they are passionate about creating ethical working conditions.
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Review of Lilly and Lime by Freya Bennett // Lilly and Lime specialise in D cup and up swimwear and they have a HUGE range.
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Review of My Cup Runneth Over by Freya Bennett // If you have more than a handful of boobs then you’ll know the struggle of lounging around without a bra on.
Interview of Kylie by Freya Bennett // The landscape has changed a lot in twenty years since Obus began (!) but my advice for anyone pursuing their own idea for a business is to do so with authenticity and conviction.
Review by Freya Bennett // I want to introduce you to Pyne and Smith. If you want to join the slow, ethical fashion movement and want a few versatile pieces then look no further.
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Review of The Hemp Temple by Laura Morgan // The Hemp Temple is a label based in Byron Bay, started by a woman who probably doesn’t tightrope on the beach while juggling to show her ethics but does make beautiful, sustainable clothing from the softest hemp that will last a lifetime.
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Review of Bras by S by Haylee Penfold // The passion to create her own lingerie line sparked from a troubled beginning when Shorina experienced a life changing car accident that made her usual work commitments unachievable.
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