A popular Australian designer whose empire has been pushed into liquidation after owing more than $1 million to the Tax Office has been slammed by furious brides who fear they may lose their wedding gowns.
Supreme Court Justice Paul Brereton gave sydney-based designer Johanna Johnson time to convince the court she has a plan in place to pay off her debts, but it appears she fell short as her business fell into liquidation on Wednesday.
According to court-appointed liquidator Tim Cook, Ms Johnson’s assets will now be sold, The ABC reported.
Her business Facebook page has been inundated with comments from brides-to-be questioning the future of their wedding dresses, with some claiming Ms Johnson has ‘not even bothered to send any kind of email’.
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Popular Australian designer Johanna Johnson (pictured) – whose empire has been pushed into liquidation after owing more than $1 million to the Tax Office – has been slammed by furious brides who fear they may lose their wedding gowns

According to court-appointed liquidator Tim Cook, Ms Johnson’s assets will now be sold
‘Imagine being 12 weeks out from your wedding with no idea whether you would have a dress to wear on your big day,’ one distressed woman…