How did you first become interested in fashion? 

“When I was little my siblings used to call my mother ‘Imelda Marcos’ as she had so many shoes and dresses.  She loved nothing more than taking me shopping and I have some very ‘classic’ photos where I was pushing the boat out in the fashion stakes from as young as 3. But inherently I think most women love fashion and when I decided to start my own business I wanted to do something I loved and I couldn’t dream of anything more fun, creative and rewarding than building a fashion brand like, BONDI BORN!”

PHOSPHOR took reference from David Rudnick’s NFT digital artwork. How do you think the metaverse will impact the future of fashion?  

“At the moment BONDI BORN is observing fashion in the metaverse from the sidelines – watching and learning from the trial and error of early pioneers.  Ultimately, I think it will be a very engaging form of media where your brand needs to be to build relationships with your customers. And, if we are lucky, potentially it adds a revenue stream where virtual versions of designs are bought for virtual selves or designs sold as NFTs as a form of digital art.”