These are the official images from the dogstar parade at MBFF. The garments featured include some from our current spring collection and the upcoming dogstar summer 2010.
Spring collection 2010 – Zena -Dress
Spring Collection 2010 – Alala Top – Capone Pants
Spring Collection 2010- Zena Dress red
Spring Collection 2010 Manchu -Singlet + Mercury Singlet + Lap Lap Obi + Touche Skirt
Spring Collection 2010 – 3/4 Zena Dress
Upcoming summer 2010
Spring Collection 2010 – Shaman Dress
Upcoming summer 2010
Spring Collection 2010 – Meme Top + Satchmo Shorts
Upcoming summer 2010
Upcoming summer 2010
dogstar was recently mentioned in WESTERN SUBURBS WEEKLY, a Perth publication featuring our current Spring collection.
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Posted by graphics on August 31, 2010.
dogstar spring season 2010 was recently featured in Gold Coast magazine COAST LIFESTYLE with current garments like the Shaman Dress and Shaman Singlet, Zena Dress, available in red and black, Meme Top, Satchmo Pants and soon to arrive in stores 3/4 Zena Dress.
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Spend $100 or more and you will receive 2 hours free parking at McWhirters secure carpark.
For more information contact dogstar’s valley store
07 – 3852 2555
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McWhirters secure parking
Posted by graphics on August 26, 2010.
David Collins is the eye behind the camera of our dogstar and Laika spring 2010 photo-shoot. Here we uncover a bit more about this talented photographer and his dynamic style.
How did you get started in photography?
Photography has always been a passion, but I started working professionally in 2002. My first break was shooting a cover for Style Magazine. It was a fashion shoot down the Gold Coast at the Q1 building. With a lot of preparation and a bit of luck the final outcome worked very well and spawned several other opportunities.
What do you enjoy shooting the most?
As a commercial photographer I get to work with a lot of people on a variety of projects, but I always look forward to the fashion shoots the most. Fashion gives me the chance to collaborate with some wonderful artists and freedom to explore my own style.
What are the key factors that make your photographs special?
Through the years I have developed my own style, hopefully an identifiable look that viewers will recognize. My process involves prioritising colour and shapes. In the early days I found myself attracted to the drama of high contract, low key images. Now as I get older I have found that you can pull more nuances from clever lighting and perfect timing.
What kind of projects are the ones you look forward to?
Occasionally I get a brief for a concept that needs something special. Doing new things, incorporating or developing new techniques really excites me. I look forward to anything that gives me a sense of moving forward.
What gives you the most satisfaction as a photographer?
Seeing a smile on my clients face when I hand them the proof sheets.
Visit his website:
http://blackboxphotography.com.au/
Our online shop has now been updated with our current dogstar spring range.
To visit, click on the image below
http://shop.dogstar.com.au/
Posted by graphics on August 18, 2010.
Hi I’m Orla,
I’ve been working with dogstar for close to 6 years, during which time I’ve been involved in almost every aspect of the company. I started doing Alterations in our studio at Tenneriffe while studying fashion at TAFE, I’ve made back drops for fashion shoots and done models make-up, dressed back stage for MBFF, organised numerous VIP events, travel Australia selling dogstar’s coming ranges to our wonderful and loyal wholesale customers, I have seen the company expand our retail by two stores in Brisbane and increased our number of staff.
What really makes my job exciting and rewarding is the people I deal with everyday, whether that’s our lovely, competent staff, our ever supportive VIP’s and the people that are just finding out about what we do at dogstar.
dogstar’s current Spring range, was recently featured in the fashion blog “style collective”
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