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Master/Slave

New South Wales, Australia

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Master/Slave

MASTER/SLAVE

From the pulse of the Sydney metropolis comes a new direction in the style of tomorrow. Lose control and celebrate the arrival of Master/Slave’s shoe collection – designs born out of instinct.

Master/Slave, a dynamic new force in the Australian fashion industry is delighted to announce the expansion of the label to include an uncompromising range of designer shoes. The new collection of shoes will be available exclusively through Master/Slave for spring and are all handmade with high-quality leather.

“The new range is a collection of black styles in leather Mary-Janes, snake-skin sandals and lizard print pumps with Swarovski crystal accents,” says designer Roderick Ng.

“Fresh and frivolous is the new peep-toe heel with bow details in green croc-print.”

The range is now available for wholesale with all wholesaling enquiries to be directed to Roderick Ng (see contact details below). Master/Slave is the brainchild of design supremos Roderick Ng and Eleni Kondos who met while studying Theatre and Film Design at the Sydney Institute of Technology.

Between them the two designers have worked within many different roles and industries accumulating a wealth of fashion experience in cosmetics, styling, fashion photography, theatre, film, pattern-making, couture and television. Master/Slave operates out of a quaint boutique space located at 178 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst, NSW.

Products

Unique fashions for discerning clients with style and originality in mind.

Stockists

This three-year-old fashion label operates out of a quaint little boutique out of 178 Liverpool Street in Darlinghurst NSW.

Services

All garments and shoes are designed instore and on the premise by designers and owners of the boutique: Eleni and Roderick.

Master/slave offers a variety of services such as their cult favourite three-hour "Drape and Dress" services and designer made-to-measure service for the client that loves interesting designs and quality workmanship.

Master/slave also has a very busy design practice with a blue chip corporate client list, designing for tv advertisements, and print advertorials.

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Master/slave's new style direction
Fresh out from designing Julie Egan's wedding gown, Master/slave reinvents its style direction once again in the latest Delta's video "In this life"
for the American market. A loyal fan to pop goddess Delta, Designer Eleni Kondos and Roderick Ng has out done themselves yet again designing exclusively for Ms. Goodrem a light pink silk gown made of a hundred patch
work and braided silk.

A masterpiece of couture proportion, this gown is Master/slave's modern takeon bohemian couture. It is a homage to handicraft and the human endeavour.
A dress that took two weeks, Eleni and Roderick was determined to reinvent their style direction.

Master/slave, a brand so often confused with the darker side of sexuality is now synonymous with fashion's high culture. Their unique style and exquisite
hand work has earned them a steady rise in loyal fashion fans. Celebrity or not, this design duo has time and again reinvent their fashion styles to reflectthe current state of design consciousness to satisfy the appetite of even the fussiest fashionista.

Working with Delta's stylist Daniel Ryan, Master/slave has proven that not only can they design sensual fashion as seen in Goodrem's Australian video
for her single "In this life", the American video of the same song showcased Master/slave's maturity and versatility as designers without compromising on the workmanship and cutting edge style they are so known for.

With so many celebrities lining up for their couture service, it's a miracle Master/slave has found time to do their capsule collections. Their capsule
collections are exclusive but many wonder how we can get hold of these little fashion masterpieces.

"We do wholesale, we have a cash and carry service that allows for greater flexibility amongst our wholesale clients" ,Roderick regards. New designs are
produced in house every two weeks. Wholesale clients are encouraged to call for appointments and regularly visit their show room to have first pick at the exclusive fashion paradise. When you find something you like, you pay
wholesale price on the spot and take your garments with you. You can buy as regularly as you like to mirror your client's appetite." Instead of getting stuck with left over stocks at the end of each season, now you can buy as you go and
restock when you need to", Roderick explained.

"When we sell exclusive pieces to our boutique clients, they are really getting the heart and soul of Master/slave. They can be sure each design is authentic
and valuable! ", Kondos enthused.
With mainstream fashion suffering from so much plagiarism, no wonder Master/slave has build a solid business producing exclusive pieces. Buying
Master/slave is buying quality fashion at a great price with fantastic brand value.Often wholesale buyers neglect to ponder upon the importance of brand value.Fashion is everywhere but brand value is few and far between. Investing in
Master/slave pieces for your boutique you can be sure to keep your loyal clientsexcited about wearing quality valuable fashion.

Experience

You may have seen Master/slave fashion and shoes in the following magazines and newspapers;

Harper’s Bazaar(AUS)Collezioni Sport & Street(ITL)Oyster (AUS) Cover(HK)FHM Collections(AUS)The New Paper(SG) Style (MY)SX (SYD)Follow (AUS)OK!(AUS)Pulp (NZ)Culture(AUS)The Star(MY)Sunday Magazine(SYD)Cream(AUS)Oxygen(MY)Instyle Hair(AUS)AX National(AUS)Sydney Star Observer(SYD)Men’s Folio(MY)MX SYD)Central(SYD)

Other Information

Celebrity clients include Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian, Sarah McCleod, Natalie Bassingthwaite, Sam Neill, Sharni Vinson, Shannon Noll, The Scare, Paulini, RAEN, Rogue Traders,Stone Parade, Amy Pearson, Julie Egan, Rochelle Noll, Courtney Act, Belinda Chapple, Dean Geyer, Maxi Shields, and Danielle Blakey.

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