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QTFWA ANNOUNCEMENT - WHITE SANDS TO SPONSOR BEST UP & COMING SWIM DESIGNER

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QT Fashion Week and Awards is proud to announce White Sands Swimwear as the sponsor for “Best Up and Coming Swimwear Designer 2013”. The winner of the award will be awarded $2000 cash to invest back into their swimwear label. Owner of White Sands Swimwear, Leah Madden, knows how difficult the swimwear industry is to break into so is happy to help emerging swimwear designers. “I’m excited to be part of the QTFWA as it is a great opportunity for my fans and customers to preview the new collection.” Leah says. Celebrities such as Elle Macpherson, Cindy Crawford, Selena Gomez and Whitney Port have been seen in White Sands Swimwear, making it a highly regarded name in the fashion industry. Leah will showcase her S/S 2013 collection at QTFWA alongside other headlining designers including Marlies Dekkers, Talulah, Lisa Brown and Nicola Finetti after returning from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Sydney only a couple of weeks earlier. QTFWA will be held from April 22-28 at the vi...

Gold Coast Fashion Week Judges Announced!!

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www.goldcoastfashionweek.com.au My Gasoline Rainbow is happy to announce the sartorial experts who will be judging the looks at Gold Coast Fashion Week!! First cab off the rank is Gold Coast local glamour girl Leah Madden . Leah is the designer behind swimwear label White Sands, with her retro-chic bikini’s earning international success. After making a splash at Miami fashion week, with celeb royal Kendall Jenner featuring in the White Sands show, Leah is back to support the Gold Coast Fashion scene on the panel of expert judges. Next up is Jay Pask , the Coast’s own Sartorial Sheriff. Jay juggles writing “The Fashion Police” files for the Gold Coast Bulletin, along with managing his designer fashion boutique and his own eponymous fashion label. “Thank the Lord!” Jay tells MGR “Gold Coast Fashion Week finally has a team behind it that can allow the week to reach its’ full potential. The focus needs to be on the design element, not the social element and that...