Through our Career Code series, Who What Wear Australia has spoken to designers, influencers, and brand founders to dig deeper into the careers of fashion’s most successful names. Earlier this year, we decided to take the series offline with our very first Career Code Conversation, featuring street style photographer and creative director Lee Oliveira. Next up, we're partnering with P.E Nation's Pip Edwards to hear about how she's built a strategic and stylish career.
Edwards certainly needs no introduction—she's a veteran in the Australian fashion industry. The creative director has worked for some of our most iconic brands—Ksubi, Sass & Bide and General Pants Co.—and two years ago co-founded activewear label P.E Nation with Claire Tregoning, amplifying her influence ten-fold. In our upcoming Career Code Conversation, Offline's Alison Rice will interview Edwards about building her fashion empire, and how she crafted her career. The best bit? You get the chance to be in the audience.
Partnering with The Fashion Institute, Career Code Conversations will give you you the invaluable chance to ask Edwards your most pressing career questions. In addition to hearing about her experiences, you'll also enjoy drinks, canapes, and receive an incredible goodie bag. So bring a friend, a family member or colleague, and get excited for a night of insightful discussion.
When: Wednesday, October 24
Time: 6:30 – 8:30pm
Where: The Fashion Institute, 53 Balfour Street Chippendale
Cost: $75 per ticket ($55 for students of The Fashion Institute)
Visit The Fashion Institute to secure your spot.
Note: This event is strictly over 18.
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