Fashion Entrepreneurship: Principles and Practice - Official Book Launch

Fashion Entrepreneurship: Principles and Practice - Official Book Launch

  • 18 Jun 2026
  • 05:30pm - 07:30pm
  • FREE
  • RMIT Brunswick Campus, 25 Dawson Street, 516.02.001 (Building 516, Level 2, Room 1)
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Join us for the official launch of Fashion Entrepreneurship: Principles and Practice (Routledge, 2026), co-edited by Associate Professor Caroline Swee Lin Tan and Associate Professor Saniyat Islam. The evening features insights from chapter authors and a live industry panel with leaders from Australian fashion ventures including Orbitkey, Paire, Unreal Fur, SA1NT, Funky Fun You and Radical Yes

Please join us for the official launch of Fashion Entrepreneurship: Principles and Practice, a new global textbook shaping how fashion entrepreneurship is taught, researched, and practiced, published by Routledge in April 2026.

Bringing together rigorous academic research and real-world industry insight, this book draws on years of collaboration with leading fashion ventures and the success of the Master of Fashion (Entrepreneurship) program at RMIT University.

The evening will open with short insights from the chapter authors, each sharing a key idea from their research into entrepreneurial best practice. This will be followed by a live industry panel featuring the leaders of Australian fashion ventures profiled in the book:

  • Orbitkey
  • Paire
  • Unreal Fur
  • SA1NT
  • Funky Fun You
  • Radical Yes

Together, the authors and venture leaders will explore how entrepreneurial frameworks translate into practice, covering growth, global markets, sustainability, and long-term brand building.

The event concludes with the official book launch and networking, bringing together academics, founders, alumni, students, and industry partners.


 

This event is hosted by the Master of Fashion (Entrepreneurship) program, School of Fashion and Textiles, RMIT University.

For further information please contact Associate Professor Caroline Swee Lin Tan at caroline.tan@rmit.edu.au

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