How to shoot content for a brand collab
Landed a brand collab but don't know how to get the perfect content? We got you girl. Read More…
Each July, NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to commemorate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
To celebrate, we wanted to take a look at some of Australia's Indigenous models. From the names you know, the up-and-comers and even those who have given up the catwalk to pursue other dreams, here are just a few of the gorgeous faces who currently make up the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander modelling scene in Australia.
After a 19-year strong career, Samantha Harris is one of the biggest names in Australian fashion.
Harris is the second Aboriginal woman, after Elaine George (1993), to land a Vogue cover. Samantha began her career through Girlfriend
magazine at just 11 years old.
Sarsha is a Perth based model and while she’s only been agency signed for a few years, Chisholm has already worked for some BIG brands including Target, Myer and M.A.C Cosmetics, as well as landing a RUSSH magazine cover.
We're excited to see what's next for Sarsha!
Cassie Puruntatameri was born in the Northern Territory’s Tiwi Islands, a remote community of fewer than 450 people.
She was scouted by Perina Drummond of Jira Models after arriving in Melbourne on a one-way plane ticket.
Serene Dharpaloco Djapunun Yunupingu comes from the Boorooberongal clan of the Dharug Nation, western Sydney and the Gumatj Clan in North East Arnhem Land, Yolngu people.
Dubs has worked for some pretty big names including David Jones and Wish Magazine.
Kiesha grew up on Darkinjung country on the Central Coast, NSW and is a proud Kamillaroi woman.
You may have spotted Kiesha recently on the runway at AUS Fashion Week, she's also shot for some incredible names including Bonds and has featured in Vogue and Russh Magazine.
Shaneiva is a proud Gamilaroi Woman and a very passionate artist who uses her art as a way to amplify the Indigenous voice of Australia.
Shaneiva has shot for some of the biggest brands in Australia including Mimco and Vogue Magazine, and has walked in Aus Fashion Week.
To find out more about NAIDOC week and show your support, check out @naidocweek
on Instagram.
How to shoot content for a brand collab
Landed a brand collab but don't know how to get the perfect content? We got you girl. Read More…
The different types of Instagram collaborations
Are you confused about the different types of modelling collabs and how they work? Let us help you out! Read More…
Catwalk shows are changing - here's how.
Catwalk shows are no longer just about walking up and down a runway. These days, designers are choreographing their shows to include theatrics, unique walks, and even dance! Read More…