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|16 May 2019|5 mins

5 Designer Collections to Daydream About

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These brands have just showcased their Resort ’20 collections at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia – see what your future wardrobe will look like…

Anna Quan at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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Anna Quan’s presentation at Carol Crawford’s studio in Surry Hills featured functional pieces, like blazer and shorts sets and knitted dresses, in earthy tones that blur the lines between work and play.

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Christopher Esber at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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There was a subtle nod to the ‘90s on the Christopher Esber runway, which featured models wearing long skirts with exposed midriffs, jackets and pants with cargo pocket detailing, and fine, strappy sandals.

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Michael Lo Sordo at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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For Michael Lo Sordo, the crisp monochrome colour palette let the luxurious textures, like fine feathers, leather suiting and silk satin, really shine.

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Lee Mathews at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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In celebration of the brand’s 20-year anniversary, Lee Mathews cleverly combined archival silhouettes, like balloon sleeves and bubble skirts, with boxy, utility-inspired jackets to cater to the modern woman’s wardrobe.

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Thurley at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. Credit: Getty Images

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Inspired by travel and culture, the Thurley collection was full of colour and personality. Big balloon sleeves were a highlight as well as soft, whimsical chiffon skirts and bows on shoes.

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