TIFFANY TRELOAR COLLECTION
Taking inspiration from nature and the built environment Tiffany Treloar creates biannual ranges of unique garments and accessories. Tiffany launched her first range of digitally printed T shirts in 1999, a sustainable process that has become a signature within all of Tiffany Treloar’s collections. Accessories and homewares followed in 2012 and are an extension of what she does with clothing – they’re simultaneously practical and quirky; useful and beautiful. They all have in common the Tiffany Treloar signature: those striking digital prints and her sense of fun. Go to collection >>
IN THE NEWS
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'The Other Fashion Capital' - As featured in Lost Magazine
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'The other fashion capital' - as featured in LOST Magazine
Fashion designer Tiffany Treloar stops on a lonely road near Glenlyon. She takes out her camera. She lines up the lens on an old gum tree, tortured by the prevailing wind. “It is so beautiful around here,” says Tiffany. Around the corner, she stops by an old barn with a ramshackle windmill. “This is just brilliant!” she says. The Melbourne based designer uses photographic images of rural scenes, night skies, industrial landscapes and beautiful found objects to make designs.
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The Other Fashion Capital 3 July 2019 STORY AND IMAGES BY RICHARD CORNISH Fashion designer Tiffany Treloar stops on a lonely road near Glenlyon. She takes out her camera. She...
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The story behind 'Crossfire' - a new design from Tiffany Treloar
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Many of Tiffany's designs begin from a snap on her iPhone. From there they become pieces of wearable art for all to enjoy.
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"In the middle of last year, we were bumping in to our new Design Studio at BrightSpace in St Kilda, which is a beautiful, light-filled gallery. There was a drop-sheet...
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New Windmills Design by Tiffany Treloar
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Tiffany says she loved the photo that inspired this design as soon as she saw it and immediately pictured the potential for new winter designs. We hope you love it too!.
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The photo that inspired this design was taken by Richard Cornish at a town called Beeac, near Colac in Victoria's Western District. It is a typically, iconic Australian image of...
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