Industry hopes a local operator might take over event which has critical role in platforming Australian designers
A Iordanes Spyridon Gogos show at Australian fashion week 2022. Designer Jordan Gogos believes it’s unrealistic for US-based IMG to prop up Australia’s fashion industry.A Iordanes Spyridon Gogos show at Australian fashion week 2022. Designer Jordan Gogos believes it’s unrealistic for US-based IMG to prop up Australia’s fashion industry.
The designer Jordan Gogos of Iordanes Spyridon Gogos, who has presented shows at Australian fashion week for the past four years, said he was not completely surprised by news of IMG’s withdrawal. “IMG is a private company. It’s unrealistic for a private company in America to uphold the Australian fashion industry. That’s a silly expectation, if you think about it.”But he was hopeful about the future of local fashion, agreeing the withdrawal of IMG was an opportunity for the industry to reinvent itself.
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