Venroy Sydney Makes a Splash with their Spring/Summer 2012 Collection

The Fashionisto

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Published May 25, 2012

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Updated June 28, 2018

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Raw Power Move–Venroy Sydney designers Sean Venturi and Theo Smallbone take their act stateside for the spring/summer 2012 season, combining the cheer of Australian summers with the glamour of warm days in Los Angeles, spent poolside. Stocked everywhere from Fred Segal to Ron Herman, the Aussie label utilizes digital prints for their ocean-friendly board shorts.

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