Labels Eternal Safari and Sebastian’s Sister began collaborating in 2008, and thus far have proved a successful partnership. Together, they conceive cleverly thought-out garments that twist and turn and transform from one thing into another and back again. Their debut collection ‘It was a restless moment’ may stick to a palette of classic black, but the construction of the pieces is more than adventurous enough to make this collection worth a look.

At the Sydney 2009 Fashion Exposed fair, this collection was awarded the winner of the apparel category in the Debut initiative, the judges calling it “elegant, bohemian, distressed yet beautiful and intelligent”.

Debut winner Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister

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Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection
Eternal Safari and Sebastian's Sister: debut collection

The Debut program is aimed at giving upcoming designers a helping hand with breaking into the competitive industry that is fashion. Collecting a prize pool in excess of $6,000 the winners of Debut have each secured an individual location within FASHION EXPOSED or preview the following season, as well as WGSN trend workshops valued at $500.

For more information about Fashion Exposed visit http://www.fashionexposed.com, or to view more photos from the debut collection from Eternal Safari and Sebastian’s Sister click on the gallery below.

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Some people's wardrobes are about a small selection of pieces that all fit within one aesthetic - Tania Braukamper isn't such a person. With a wardrobe that spans three different rooms, her approach to fashion is a mixture of current-season key pieces mixed with vintage finds she's sourced on innumerous shopping trips around the world's more cultured capitals. Despite a disparate approach to shopping, Tania is adamant that the key to mixing vintage with new season is to stick to key looks and colours that work for oneself. And it's a theory that she works into her writing for Fashionising.com, where she serves as the publication's Editor.