What Do You Dare? Moving Beyond “What Do You Do?”
Instead of asking “What do you do?”, what if we asked “What do you dare?” Inspired by a conversation with Cherie Mylordis, this reflection explores how women can let go of waiting until they feel 100% ready and use the simple Dare, Ditch, and Dial framework to take their next bold step.
Celebrating the Circular Fashion Festival: The Women Shaping a Sustainable Future
The Circular Fashion Festival returns to WA for a sold-out second year! Explore the stories behind 40+ designers, pre-loved businesses, and the women shaping a sustainable fashion future.
One Year On: From Fashion Marketplace to Collective Voice
One year after debuting as a circular fashion marketplace, Project Emerald returned to the Tasmanian Fashion Festival as a media platform, community, and movement dedicated to women's stories and collective wisdom.
It Can Be All of Our Turn
Designer Jessica Lawrence joins Project Emerald to talk about starting over in your thirties, dressing for yourself, and why there is enough space for every woman to step into her turn.
Designing Her Future at 14: Meet Young Fashion Visionary Olivia Robertson
Meet 14-year-old fashion designer Olivia Robertson. From sewing at age four to making her third appearance at the Tasmanian Fashion Festival, Olivia shares how growing up screen-free shaped her creativity, mindfulness, and design journey. Plus, an update on Project Emerald Collective’s new Activation Station.
This Is What Circular Fashion Looks Like
Behind every circular garment is a story of purpose, heritage, and intentional design. Explore how the women of the Business of Circular Fashion Incubator are redefining the future of what we wear.
Are You Green Wishing? Moving from Planetary Good Intentions to Collective Action
Most of us want a healthier planet, but our actions don't always align with our intentions. Discover what "green wishing" is, why your individual choices matter more than you think, and how to start turning passive hope into collective environmental action.
Hidden Beneath the Noise: What Walking 1,600 km Taught Cass Taaffe About Finding Yourself Again
We spend so much time looking outside ourselves for answers—in books, courses, or achievements. But after walking over 1,600 kilometres on the Camino, Cass Taaffe learned that the answers were there all along, hidden beneath the noise. Here is how pressing pause can help you silence your "internal committee" and reconnect with what truly matters.
Why So Many Women Feel Disconnected From Their Wardrobes — And Themselves
Many women stand in front of overflowing wardrobes feeling like they have nothing to wear. But the issue often goes deeper than clothing. As fashion becomes faster and life becomes noisier, more women are feeling disconnected from their identity, confidence and self-expression. Through Project Emerald Collective, we’re opening honest conversations around personal style, circular fashion, conscious living and reconnecting with ourselves in a rapidly changing world.