21 Australian Fashion Labels You Can Shop Online

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With Australian Fashion Week in full swing in Sydney, the country's burgeoning design scene is in the spotlight. While you're coveting the new collections that walk down the runway — from asymmetrical, luxury sport looks by Ginger & Smart to romantic silhouettes and bondage-inspired jewelry by Toni Maticevski — don't forget that many of these designers run e-boutiques that ship directly to the U.S.

To make shopping current collections a little easier, we pulled together 21 of our favorite Australian brands with suggestions for what to shop now.

Albus Lumen

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Stylist-turned-designer Maria Afonina is known for her modern, minimalist looks with just the right amount of edge. Shop here for cool cotton tops and dresses with lace-up details.

Alex Perry

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Sydney native Alex Perry constructs gorgeous, ultra-feminine dresses and gowns in cotton lace, silk organza, and satin crepe. (Its site is a great place for brides-to-be to look for inspiration.)

Alice McCall

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You've probably seen this label's iconic rompers and playsuits on e-tailers like Revolve, Moda Operandi, and Shopbop, but it's worth checking out the full collection for detailed dresses, pants, and skirts with a fun, retro vibe.

Bec & Bridge

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Over the past 13 years, Bec & Bridge has grown from a small local brand to a serious international label, now stocked in U.S. stores like Saks and Bloomingdale's. Head to the brand's site to shop the full collection of tailored separates, flirty rompers, and more.

Bianca Spender

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The daughter of celebrated Australian designer Carla Zampatti, Bianca Spender has made a name for herself with refined tailoring and quietly original looks. Make sure you check out the tuxedo-cut jumpsuits, cascading silk tops and gowns, and "Art Deco" lace.

By Johnny

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Unexpected twists of draping, bold color blocking, and asymmetrical pleats are some of the poppy details that set By Johnny's collection of wearable statement pieces apart from the pack.

Christopher Esber

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Check out Christopher Esber for simple, modern, elegant clothing with a masculine-meets-feminine vibe. You'll find pieces that work for the office and a night out (and free shipping for purchase over $300 is a perfect excuse to pull the trigger).

Daniel Avakian

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Mod silk dresses and neck ties, sleek suiting, flowy tops—you'll return to Daniel Avakin pieces again and again.

Dion Lee

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Check out Dion Lee for funky woven and cutout details plus everyday dresses and biker jackets you'll want to live in.

Ellery

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The third Australian designer ever to show at Paris Fashion Week, Ellery is one of the buzziest Aussie designers of the moment. Head here for architectural, voluminous statement looks (and one of the fashion set's must-have tops of the season).

Gary Bigeni

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A mix of modern neutrals and throwback prints, Gary Bigeni is the one to shop for comfortable looks that are extremely versatile.

Georgia Alice

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Georgia Alice takes the Victorian glam-goth look and makes it seriously modern and refined. Look here for voluminous dresses and tops as well as workwear with a sophisticated tomboy feel.

Ginger & Smart

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With textured and feminine designs, Ginger & Smart has so many great options for the flowy maxi dress look that's being championed for summer.

Jennifer Kate

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Leather mini-dresses and t-shirts, asymmetrical suede tops — Jennifer Kate is polished edge.

Lee Matthews

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Head to Lee Matthews for simple, modest looks that will easily integrate into your wardrobe: maxi skirts, turtleneck dresses, and perfect tunics.

Macgraw

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From apron dresses to bohemian lace, Macgraw has endless vintage-inspired options that still feel perfectly rooted in now.

Manning Cartell

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Run by three sisters, Manning Cartell places a big emphasis on ethical manufacturing. Head here for graphic prints, bold lace, and your new favorite LBD.

Maticevski

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If you're looking for an adventurous silhouette, definitely check out Maticevski's precisely draped gowns, tops, and coats — many of which are exclusively sold through its online shop.

Romance Was Born

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Eclectic references and a current collaboration with Australian artist Jess Johnson make this e-shop a must-visit. It also stocks limited edition pieces made with archival fabrics, including a '90s-style T-shirt dress that feels very right now.

Serpent & Swan

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Shop here for men's, women's and unisex looks that exude modern romance.

Strateus Carlucci

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Sharp tailoring plus flowy maxi dresses might not sound like they make sense together, but you'll totally get it when looking through this four-year-old brand's e-boutique. The trench coats and leather jackets are a highlight.