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Why luxury brand Leo Lin is positioned to be Australia’s next big fashion export

Leo Lin's Spring Summer 2025 collection
Leo Lin’s Spring Summer 2025 collection. Supplied.
By Stephanie Caite Chadwick
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Australian luxury fashion brand Leo Lin has been part of the fashion landscape for seven years, launching in 2017, but only since building its e-commerce store in 2021 has it really taken off. Leo Lin is named after its eponymous designer who is Chinese-Australian – Lin was born in Dalian, China, and moved to Australia in his teens for further education. Now, his fashion brand’s operations are based in Sydney and its atelier is based in Dalian. In February, the business announced it had expe

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