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Candice Looks to 70s Cinema and Bush Traditions for FW25

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The brand’s “Frog Dreaming” collection blends rugged landscapes with nostalgic storytelling.

Cinematic and Cultural Inspiration

Candice’s FW25 “Frog Dreaming” draws from Australia’s wild landscapes and rich subcultures, while paying homage to 70s and 80s Australian cinema. Nostalgic graphics and references to bush life, athletic codes, and utilitarian traditions create a collection that feels both local and globally resonant.

Functional and Vintage-Infused Silhouettes

The collection reimagines workwear, trekking gear, and athletic staples with softened lines, vintage washes, and a utilitarian ease. Accessories complement the narrative, grounding the pieces in Candice’s ongoing dialogue between memory, landscape, and the fluid identities of its wearers.

Release Information

“Frog Dreaming” will launch globally on August 27, offering a wardrobe that feels lived-in, cinematic, and designed to move seamlessly between worlds.

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