Why Kanye West, Virgil Abloh work with these Australian fashion creatives at top of global industry
They are the stylists behind some of the top catwalk shows and the creative leaders of a fast-growing online fashion empire – five Australians with a passion for fashion who’ve conquered the fashion capitals of the world
A trio of New York-based Australians have played crucial roles in some of the biggest shows at last month’s Paris spring-summer 2019 men’s collections.
They are among the many Australians to have found their way into senior creative roles in the international fashion industry and are helping craft the images of some of the world’s most prominent brands.
On June 20, Australian stylist Stevie Dance was American fashion designer Virgil Abloh’s right hand for his Off-White men’s show.
The next day, Australian stylist Christine Centenera worked closely with Abloh on the week’s most-anticipated event: his catwalk debut as Louis Vuitton’s new men’s artistic director.
Australian show producer Jarrad Serafine-Clark then helped John Galliano – creative director of Maison Margiela – realise the brand’s vision for its first Artisinal men’s show.
