Build fashion authority and recruit new customers.
Use globally recognised fashion talent and credible style voices to make Aje more visible and desirable among prospective customers in the US and UK.

The answer is not the biggest celebrity with the largest following. It is the woman who can change how Aje is perceived or introduce it to an audience the brand does not already reach.
The aim is to build a curated network of women who embody different expressions of Aje: fashion, music, art, food, film, design, personal style and occasion dressing. All tied back to the brand pillars.
Their value comes from the cultural world they represent, the credibility they have within it and their ability to create something meaningful with Aje.

A powerful potential house ambassador: internationally recognised, with an authentic Australian connection and the ability to position Aje within global luxury fashion conversations.

Peggy represents the intersection of music, fashion and contemporary culture. Her audience reaches beyond conventional fashion consumers.

Her distinctive approach to food and table design could create an Aje experience that is culturally interesting and visually recognisable.

Her world of food, entertaining and creativity offers a warmer, more accessible way to bring customers into Aje.
Other potential relationships would play different roles across priority markets.
| Talent or cultural voice | Market opportunity | Proposed contribution |
|---|---|---|
| Aon Somrutai | Global fashion and social audiences | Fashion Week visibility and social conversation |
| Anastasia Gerrans | US and Paris | Personal styling and fashion led product discovery |
| Jihoon Kim | Asia, Europe and US | Regional cultural and style storytelling, subject to identity and audience validation |
| Carla Ginola | France | Local fashion credibility and cultural introductions |
| Irene Kim | South Korea and global | Fashion credibility, creative individuality and market relevance |
| TrendingwithTinsley | New York | Accessible style storytelling and discovery |
| Harriet Herbig-Matten | Europe and global | Selective red carpet or screen culture opportunities, subject to contracts |
| Yourfriendhannah | Australia | Next generation styling and relatable product discovery |
| Alison Roman | US | Food led cultural gathering and community |
| Juliet Angus | UK | Fashion, styling and hosted experiences |
| Paige DeSorbo | US | Occasionwear, weddings and culturally relevant social storytelling |
| Soph Dopha and Jaz Handmade | Australia | Gen Z reach in origin market |
All names are proposed directions, not confirmed relationships. Availability, audience quality, brand fit, commercial terms, existing exclusivity and geographic relevance require validation.
Use globally recognised fashion talent and credible style voices to make Aje more visible and desirable among prospective customers in the US and UK.
Partner with local creative voices, artists, musicians and fashion insiders who can introduce Aje authentically to new cultural communities.
Work with emerging creators, stylists and cultural voices who show how Aje fits into contemporary wardrobes, social occasions and everyday personal style.
Build a curated network of long term creative relationships that generate distinctive content, cultural experiences and ongoing brand value, rather than relying only on one off influencer posts.
International recognition, fashion credibility and major cultural moments.
Stylists, artists, chefs and musicians who co create stories and host experiences.
Wedding, event and styling specialists who connect Aje to real purchase occasions.
Customers, store stylists and micro creators showing how Aje is worn in real life.
Annual partnerships and creative collaborations, not per post transactions.
Each partner contributes something recognisably hers: a film, a dinner, a collection edit.
Early collection access tracked through links rather than promo codes.
Usage rights agreed upfront, so the best content runs across paid, CRM and product pages.
Agree upfront on deliverables, fees, content usage rights, geographic reach, disclosure requirements and exclusivity.
Qualified reach, saves, shares, branded search, new customers and tracked revenue.