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Fashion Exposed: Lost Not Lonely at Debut

Written by Tania Braukamper

One of the most exciting and positive things about the Fashion Exposed fair is a program called 'Debut'. All about unearthing and nurturing upcoming designer talent, Debut has helped many young designers break into the competitive playing field that is the fashion industry. At the Sydney fair this year (which runs from March 8-10, 2009) there are 12 finalists for Debut, falling under the two categories of Apparel and Accessories.

Shoes by Lost Not Lonely

One of the finalists in the Accessories category is emerging label Lost Not Lonely (pictured above). Detailed and unique, this collection was inspired by dust, diesel and dirty trucks; a homage to the designer's upbringing around a family-run trucking business in small town New Zealand.

Lost Not Lonely and all the other Debut finalists will have their designs presented in a special runway show, which will take place on the first day of the Fashion Exposed fair. A panel of industry experts will select winners from each category, with the prizes aimed at assisting the winners with launching their labels. The Debut parade will undoubtedly bring our attention to more upcoming talent, so stay tuned for further coverage and details of the winners!

For some more pictures from Lost Not Lonely's debut collection, click on the gallery below. And if you haven't already done so, register for the Fashion Exposed fair while there's still time.

Written: 2nd March 2009 at 20.47

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Tania Braukämper

Written by Tania Braukämper.

There aren't too many alpha-females out there and, though she might deny it, Tania Braukamper certainly exudes their qualities. A keen eye, a focused approach, and a wardrobe spanning three rooms have made her one of the savviest of dressers. But it's not all couture for Tania, earning her fashionista credentials she'll frequently be seen on the town in a one-off, vintage dress and a pair of Gucci heels.

She says: Vintage will never go out of style
We say: Does that include vintage 80s?

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