In celebration of its 10th anniversary, ksubi returned to the stage where it all began, the closing show of Australian Fashion Week on Friday, May 7th, presenting their new collection "One Via Zero," styled by Australia's international fashion icon, Brana Wolf.

This May, ksubi returns to Rosemount Australian Fashion Week. ksubi’s first show in

three years will be offsite at the Royal Hall of Industries in Moore Park and celebrates its

10th birthday with their new collection titled “One Via Zero”.

For ten years, ideas, individuality and authenticity have built the Australian brand into an

underground subculture, a lifestyle—an international presence with a cult following. Dan

Single and George Gorrow, co-founders and directors of the brand, created ksubi as a

culture of fashion, music and art, and are now thrilled to celebrate ten years of the

collective with the finale show at RAFW, to be styled by Australia’s international fashion

icon, Brana Wolf.

Brana has lent a strong and defining vision to the fashion industry for over 20 years. A

top-tier freelance stylist and design consultant, she was named one of Forbes Magazines’

eight most powerful fashion editors in America, sitting alongside the likes of Vogue’s

Anna Wintour and Grace Coddington. Her repertoire features an impressive selection of

titles, such as Editor at Large at Harper’s Bazaar USA and contributing editor to Italian

Vogue— regularly collaborating with photographers including Craig McDean, Steven

Meisel and Patrick Demarchelier. Also acting as Chief Fashion Consultant to the

Versace Women’s Collection and most recently, styling Brazilian fashion prodigy Pedro

Lourenco’s debut catwalk show at Paris Fashion Week, where her contribution led to

rave reviews for the young designer.

George Gorrow and Dan Single first met Brana in New York three years ago, and as

Australians with mutual admiration, they discussed working together. Three years later,

the relationship has finally come to fruition as Brana mentors a collaboration with ksubi’s

design team. Both feel her years of experience will bring a confidence and creative

direction, celebrating ksubi’s signature aesthetic, along with new designs.

“The opportunity to work with Brana is an honour, as she has been an idol of ours for

many years. As a person she is humble and grounded, and as one of the most powerful

women in fashion, her aesthetic is unsurpassed. We are really pushing ourselves to a new

level to impress her, and relishing the challenges this brings. We have certainly faced

some hardships recently—it has been an emotional and physical roller coaster of late—

but with all of the set backs, we have been able to regroup and are excited to celebrate

our 10

th

anniversary back on the stage where it all started, the closing show of Australian

Fashion Week.”— George Gorro