SVELTE

Tasmanian Sophistication, Australian Pride

  • Tasmania’s Art Scene: Join A Genuine Passion Of Nature

    Uncover how Tasmania’s art reflects the natural beauty of the island through featured local artists, offering a variety of artistic disciplines. In Tasmania, art and nature intertwine, creating an atmosphere rich in wild beauty and creativity. Vast beaches, lush forests, and dramatic mountains fuel an artistic energy that embodies the island’s spirit. This connection has…

  • 10 Australian Artists You Need to Know

    Celebrating Australian Artists Through Landscapes, Identity, and Innovation Australian artists demonstrate a rich artistic heritage inspired by a blend of Indigenous culture, striking landscapes, and a deep connection to nature. Highlighting the top of Australia’s artists who reveals a powerful narrative that resonates globally. Today, we explore influential Australian artists whose styles, stories, and themes…

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This is how it all started…

Svelte began with a simple yet powerful idea: to shine a light on the rich, untapped creativity of Australian and Tasmanian fashion and art. As a young founder from Tasmania, I saw a gap in the market—there was a lack of platforms dedicated to highlighting the local talent and unique perspectives emerging from this part of the world. Tasmania, with its stunning landscapes and growing creative community, was bursting with potential, but it wasn’t always getting the recognition it deserved. Inspired by the need to connect local artists and designers with broader audiences, Svelte was born. The magazine began as a passion project to showcase the untold stories of Tasmania’s fashion and art scene, elevating the region’s creativity to an international stage. Svelte sought to celebrate the bold, the innovative, and the timeless—building a space where both emerging and established Australian and Tasmanian talent could thrive. From its beginning, the goal was clear: to create a publication that captured the spirit of a region and a creative movement that was ready to be seen and heard.

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