The Unidays Awards 2019 is over! Out of six categories, Hello Molly has collaborated with Unidays to sponsor the Trendsetter Category, and have found their next bubbly and fashion-forward individual to join the Hello Molly team! 

With support from the Creative Team, our winner Breanna Antone, has been given the opportunity to co-style our 2020 campaign, take over our social media platforms, tutorial on fashion flatlays, and gain exclusive insight of a beloved and popular Australian brand!

Say hello and get to know our new super star! 

What are you currently studying?

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts & Design)

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Favourite downtime activity after a long lecture?

Honestly – Netflix and a nap. #relatable 

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What is it about the fashion industry that you’re so passionate about?

 It really is so diverse with different career paths and roles, and it’s so creative.

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The fashion industry is such a broad career avenue. Any particular area you want to explore? 

Because I have a background in Visual Arts, I think I like the fashion or textile design part of the industry, but I think it would be amazing to participate in the making of a haute couture collection.

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Who inspires you? 

I love artists like Frida Kahlo, Tracey Emin and Jenny Saville, I think they’ve all inspired me at some point, but I’m also inspired by Alexa Chung and Caroline de Maigret.

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What’s the quote you live by? 

“Some people die at age 25 but aren’t buried until they are 75.” - Benjamin Franklin

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Where do you want to see yourself in five years? 

Maybe I would like to live in London in five years time, but most importantly I would like to be working for an eco-conscious brand, still creating art and be living happily.

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How do you think your comp entry differed to other applicants?  

Most likely I think that my response showed just how passionate I am about art, design, textiles and fashion – especially sustainable and ethical fashion practices.

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Any advice to first year students starting university? 

Stay open minded about the direction that your degree can take you in – I never thought I would be interested in fashion & textiles when I first started my degree.

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Go-to outfit for uni: 

Usually something comfortable, like a long sleeve shirt under an oversized t-shirt and a denim skirt or jeans.

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A shout out to Unidays for the collab and allowing us to sponsor the Trendsetter Category! Also, a Thank You to Breanna for taking the time out of her busy schedule and giving us her amazing insight in the fashion industry!!