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Creative director, Hansen & Gretel

Ainsley Hansen

Creative director of Hansen & Gretel, an Australian womenswear label named partly after her father and intended to balance masculine and feminine elements. Her approach is often summarised as femininity with bite. The brand is among the most widely stocked boutique labels in Australia and shows at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney, including a 2026 resort collection titled T I D E.

Houses

Their runway, measured

38 looks in 1 show

Next to every runway we track, Ainsley Hansen's looks are lighter, more saturated, less neutral and cooler.

Colours

Share of garment area across their looks; × is against every runway.

Colour and surface

  • Lightness64/100lighter · all runways 39/100
  • Colour saturation16.3more saturated · all runways 12.6
  • Neutrals45%less neutral · all runways 60%
  • Warm hues59%cooler · all runways 70%
  • Tonal looks37%more tonal · all runways 33%
  • Colour-blockingΔE 30less colour-blocked · all runways ΔE 35
  • Surface texture6.34more textured · all runways 5.06
  • Sheen0.035more matte · all runways 0.065

What sets them apart

Shapes, fabrics and details they use far more often than other designers.

Y2k 26.7×2000s / y2k 19.7×Low-rise 16.7×Tassels 10.6×Boho-luxe 9.8×Mini skirt 9.2×Resort / vacation 8.6×Sandals 8.4×

Silhouettes

  • Low-rise 37%16.7×
  • Fitted / bodycon 32%3.2×
  • Column 29%1.4×
  • Straight / tubular 26%34% less
  • Asymmetric 26%1.7×

Materials

  • Jersey 47%3.1×
  • Chiffon / organza / tulle 34%2.7×
  • Cotton / poplin 21%34% less
  • Lace 18%2.7×
  • Silk / satin 16%33% less

Details

  • Lacing / ties 50%3.0×
  • Beading / crystals 50%4.3×
  • Cut-away / asymmetric hem 26%1.7×
  • Ruching 26%5.1×
  • Gathering 21%1.5×

Patterns

  • Floral 32%3.7×
  • Abstract print 29%6.1×
  • Tie-dye 8%11.7×
  • Text / slogan 8%7.2×
  • Geometric 5%1.5×

Mood

  • Relaxed 82%2.4×
  • Playful 55%3.2×
  • Sensual 50%4.5×
  • Romantic 32%2.0×
  • Serene 26%

Era references

  • 2000s / y2k 39%19.7×
  • 1970s 29%2.6×
  • 1990s 13%1.8×

From the AI tags on 38 of their looks. A designer is credited with a house's shows while they lead it; ×: how much more often than across all 25,892 measured looks.

Opening looks

The first looks of each collection

Collections