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Exclusive Fashion Editorial with Photographer Norah Wells , Styled by Madeline Kenzie and Models Jodee Knowles and Avalon Ible.
This week’s collection is packed to the brim with Tigerlily’s newest and dreamiest collection, fashion icons teaming up to support an Aussie charity, and MTV’s announcement of their first-ever fashion trailblazer.
Exclusive Fashion Editorial with Photographer Toni Veziris, Styled by Maria Maung, HMUA Jaclyn Hnitko and model Eleanor signed at Kult.
Exclusive Fashion Editorial with Photographer Beth Harris, Styled by Shelley Amy Seldon and Model Mia Evans Rorris.
At the closest festival Australia has to Coachella, it's as much about the music as it is about the fashion. This year at Splendour in the Grass, neon pinks and greens, body harnesses, and crochet flares, skirts and dresses abounded on the hills and fields of North Byron Parklands.
Slowly Slowly warmed up the amphitheatre with a popular cover of Bon Iver's Skinny Love, and over on the Mix Up side stage, 17-year-old KIAN played to a packed tent and included a surprise appearance from Kwame. On the same stage, English duo Honne kept the vibes going with their synth pop - a definite set highlight being "Warm On A Cold Night".
Everyone was looking a little dustier than the day before on day two of Splendour, but there was no shortage of hype for the huge day to come. In the amphitheatre, Trophy Eyes surprised the audience with a hilariously unexpected performance of an expletive-riddled Chris Lilley song - performing alongside the comedian himself.
On the first day of Splendour, the energy was running high as eager festivalgoers streamed into North Byron Parklands, ready for the three-day bender to come. Adorned in on-trend neon green snakeskin, golden brown leopard print, flowing boho dresses and glitter galore, punters strutted through the grounds and filtered off in smaller groups to various stages.
Up and coming Newtown singer/songwriter Thandi Phoenix has built up a following for her powerful, classic vocals and ability to glide effortlessly between electronic genres.
Meet the MFW ambassador, Heart of Bone’s newest collection, and a glorious collection of vintage garments in this week’s collection.
At 21, we think future-Soul and RnB singer, Kaiit, is doing pretty damn well. Since her first single “Natural Woman” went viral, the Melbourne-born Indigenous artist has been co-signed by two Neo-Soul legends, Jill Scott and Erykah Badu, as their musical love child from down under.
Showcasing the talent and creativity of Western Sydney’s many communities has been the raison de entre of multidisciplinary arts company Urban Theatre Projects. Now leading this organisation is curator and artist Jessica Olivieri, who was previously curator, contemporary performance at Campbelltown Arts Centre.
Lady Gaga launches a beauty brand, Stella McCartney takes inspo from her Beatles dad, and Neuw releases a sustainable line of denim basics.
Exclusive Fashion Editorial with Photographer Toni Veziris, Styled by Maria Mung, HMUA Jaclyn Hnitko and Model Dana Lopez.
Kim K’s latest faux-pas, Aussie designers hitting Paris Fashion Week, and a collab between an hit show and an iconic denim brand: read on for the Weekly Collection.
Independent theatre director Claudia Barrie has been pushing the Sydney theatre scene, taking on plays outside of the canon to probe and ask questions of audiences all too used to convention. This month, Claudia takes on a new work by Stef Smith, Girl in the Machine.
Unlike most other fields, there’s no definitive source of knowledge in coffee. There’s no bachelor of coffee, or even a diploma. While short courses abound in the area of barista training or hospitality skills, these are focused on the process of making coffee in its final step, and ensuring legal hygiene standards are met.
