Slogue's young circular fashion mentors appear in an ABC story about slow fashion. Photograph by Sandra Alarcon

Slogue's young circular fashion mentors appear in an ABC News story.
Photograph by Sandra Alarcon
Slogue stylist Jo Gambale and Miss Universe Australia contestant Sheridan Mortlock talk about secondhand style in the Sydney Morning Herald

Slogue founder and stylist Jo Gambale shares secondhand shopping tips in the Summer issue of Peppermint magazine. Photograph by Floreanne

Slogue ambassador, Miss Universe Australia contestant Sheridan Mortlock and her stylist Jo Gambale appear in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age after choosing an entirely secondhand wardrobe for Sheridan’s official MUA campaign.
Photograph by Chere Koh

“There is optimism about more people embracing slow fashion. Former Vogue magazine contributor, writer and stylist, Joanne Gambale, runs a fashion consultancy and education business that aims to reduce fashion wastage and help independent designers.”
— ABC News

Slogue founder Jo Gambale regularly appears in streetstyle round-ups at Australian Fashion Week wearing only secondhand/vintage and one-off pieces by the independent slow/circular designers she champions - here in InStyle and Vogue. Photographs by Mason Mackenzie Wood and Liz Sunshine

Jo Gambale appears in Vogue wearing Who Am U, Eden Maytal at Australian Fashion Week 2025
Appeared in Best Street Style with Eddie Riley in InStyle and Elle during Australian Fashion Week 2024

Jo Gambale appears in Vogue Australia wearing Who Am U, Eden Maytal at Australian Fashion Week 2025. Photograph by Liz Sunshine

Slogue founder Jo Gambale invites Belle magazine readers into her Inner West Sydney ‘studio’ - her own attic bursting with her collection of vintage and curated secondhand threads.

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