Australian fashion brand Motto Fashions has unveiled its latest limited-edition drop, the Motto Movement Collection, created in collaboration with global tennis icon Jelena Dokic.
Designed to blend style with everyday wearability, the collection reflects a shift in how modern women approach fashion, prioritising comfort, confidence, and versatility without sacrificing style.
As the face of the Movement campaign, Jelena Dokic represents the ethos behind the collection, moving with purpose and embracing individuality. Known not only for her achievements in tennis but also for her work as an author and advocate, Dokic embodies the idea of strength expressed on one’s own terms. The collaboration aims to inspire Australian women to feel empowered in what they wear and confident in how they move through the world.
The Motto Movement Collection features 17 styles including suit sets, jackets, hoodies, dresses, skirts and camisoles, offering a wardrobe that feels both functional and fashion-forward.
The collection focuses on refined silhouettes and relaxed proportions, delivering what Motto describes as sporty sophistication with a cool, effortless edge. It is a direction that aligns with the growing demand for athleisure pieces that feel elevated enough for daily wear, yet comfortable enough for movement.
With prices ranging from $99.95 to $229.95, the collection positions itself in the accessible premium space, appealing to women who want quality, design, and versatility in one wardrobe. The pieces are designed to mix and match easily, making them suitable for everything from casual weekends to travel.
The launch of the Motto Movement Collection reflects a core part of modern wardrobes, shaped by the desire for clothing that supports both lifestyle and identity.
By partnering with Jelena Dokic, Motto Fashions taps into a narrative of resilience, authenticity, and self-expression, positioning the collection as more than just clothing, but a statement about confidence and personal style.
Shop the Motto Movement Collection here.
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