From front row to backstage, from movement to moments β comfort stepped into Fashion Week in a different way this year.
Australian Fashion Week has always been a place where creativity moves forward.
But this year felt different.
Across the runways, there was a noticeable shift away from fashion as spectacle and toward fashion that feels lived in β softer tailoring, thoughtful materials, pieces designed to move with the body rather than against it.
At NAGNATA's Movement 21 presentation, FUTURE = FIBRE, the show explored a simple but powerful idea: that what we place closest to our skin matters.
In a Darlinghurst warehouse, dancers moved through seamless knitwear as wool bales lined the set. On the runway, EVERAU footwear grounded the looks β adding the kind of quiet, earthy warmth that felt entirely at home within NAGNATA's world.
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As GRAZIA noted, EVERAU "grounded the looks with a relaxed practicality that complemented the collection's quietly earthy mood."
"I've taken a lot of inspiration from the NAGNATA runway into my own wardrobe. I've leaned on my EVERAU Creago slippers to bring warmth to each look β the silhouette feels refined, while still remaining completely relaxed." β Elyssa Kostopoulos, Content Director, RUSSH
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Fashion Assistant Koby Dulac-Daley was drawn to the styling approach as well:
"I loved how the shoes were styled with activewear at NAGNATA β it felt like such a refined interpretation of off-duty dressing. The Mouni style that went down the runway is next on my wishlist."
Behind every polished runway moment is a different reality.
Backstage at L'IDΓE WOMAN, as models prepared for the Iconique presentation, EVERAU's forthcoming AW26 styles were the quiet constant between looks. Before stepping into L'IDΓE's world of fluid draping and sculptural occasionwear β the models were in EVERAU.
"Ever since spotting EVERAU backstage at the L'IDΓE show, I've been inspired to bring that same effortless comfort into my everyday. Chic in a chocolate hue, yet incredibly wearable." β Samantha Corry, Social Media Coordinator, RUSSH
Fashion changes. But some things stay the same.
Natural materials. Thoughtful design. The belief that style should always feel as good as it looks.
As seen in GRAZIA Australia and RUSSH.
