Women are more than the clothes they wear, they are the embodiment of the ideas they stand for, the values they uphold and the communities they represent. Recognising this, a new personal styling service at Sydney’s QVB has been designed to elevate professional women and help them get their fashion jobs done.

Launching this season, QVB is offering a program designed to elevate these women. To feel inspired. Empowered. To uncover their true potential. To rise.

Kari Arnison, Head of Marketing Schroders, believes in passing on new opportunities to the next generation of changemakers

The QVB is not your average shopping centre, it presents a carefully curated collection of fashion retailers who share the same values…from Polo Ralph Lauren, Anne Fontaine to Coach…these brands cater for the modern women who stands for things that matter.

Working in collaboration with prominent Sydney stylist, Carol Sae Yang, the team at the QVB have developed RISE to help professional women get their fashion jobs done. From a new statement piece to help you feel ready to speak on that industry panel, right through to a new capsule wardrobe cleverly curated to provide you with endless options.

Sydney stylist, Carol Sae Yang

Shot on the roof of the QVB, the RISE campaign features three prominent Australian business women – two of which were recently listed as finalists in AFR’s 2019 Women of Influence Awards.

Mariam Mohammed, co-founder of MoneyGirl is dedicated to developing financial literacy in young women; Antoinette Lattouf, co-founder of Media Diversity Australia champions greater diversity and representation in the media industry; and Kari Arnison, Head of Marketing Schroders, believes in passing on new opportunities to the next generation of changemakers.

Mariam Mohammed, co-founder of MoneyGirl is dedicated to developing financial literacy in young women