THE BUST BOUTIQUE REVIEW
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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FAIRTRADE FEMMES: Mighty Good Undies
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.
Read MoreFAIRTRADE FEMMES: Nico
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.
Read MoreBREAST BUDDIES: Lilly and Lime Review
Review of Lilly and Lime by Freya Bennett // Lilly and Lime specialise in D cup and up swimwear and they have a HUGE range.
Read MoreBREAST BUDDIES: My Cup Runneth Over Review
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.
FAIRTRADE FEMMES: Interview and Giveaway With Kylie From Obus
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.
Fairtrade Femmes: Pyne and Smith
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.
Read MoreFairtrade Femmes: The Hemp Temple
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.
Read MoreFAIRTRADE FEMMES: Supporting Women One Bra At A Time
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.
Read MoreREVIEW AND GIVEAWAY: The Fabric Social
Review of The Fabric Social by Tara Presnell // A Feminist social enterprise? A Melbourne-brand started by three Aussie women? Purchases go towards building sustainable social change? YES!
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