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CONTRIBUTORS Candice Belperio Lucy Budzynska Emily Hartley Michaela McGrath Dasha Romanowski Jessie Spiby Jaki Woods GROUP ART DIRECTOR Sabas Renteria sabas@opinionmedia.com.au

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Five days, 10 designer runways and 20 events. It’s that time of year again when our calendar gets filled up (along with the credit card and the

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champagne glasses)… it’s Adelaide Fashion Festival time!

This year the Adelaide Fashion Festival welcomes iconic fashion institution Vogue along as premier partner, with events like Vogue’s kitchen (hosted by none other than Editor in chief, Edwina McCann) and the Vogue Festival to be held in Rundle Mall and Rundle Street.

The Festival finds a cool new home in the Drill Hall in the Torrens parade Ground, (opposite The Adelaide Festival Centre) where it will host a variety of runways from local designers like Acler, Stephanie Chehade, Jaimie Sortino, Sylvy Earl, Couture+Love+Madness and the already sold out Paolo Sebastian shows.

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With more events than you can poke a kitten heel at, this year’s #AFF17 is set to be the biggest yet.

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SAVE the DATE October– December 2017 For your full guide of what’s on in Adelaide head to Save the Date on cliquemag.com.au

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OCTOBER 3 SA Fashion Graduate Parades Freemason’s Hall adelaidefashionfestival.com.au

OCTOBER 11-15 Adelaide Fashion Festival Torrens Parade Ground adelaidefashionfestival.com.au

OCTOBER 26 Boo Seeka The Gov thegov.oztix.com.au

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NOVEMBER 7 Melbourne Cup Day Morphettville Racecourse morphettville.com.au

NOVEMBER 18 SummerSalt Festival Glenelg Beach ticketmaster.com.au

NOVEMBER 24-26 Bowerbird Market Adelaide Showground bowerbird.net.au

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DECEMBER 11 The Weekend Adelaide Entertainment Centre theaec.net

DECEMBER 1 - FEBRUARY 18, 2018 Moonlight Cinema Botanic Park moonlight.com.au

DECEMBER 9 Hot Dub Wine Machine Serafino Wines, McLaren Vale hotdubwinemachine.com

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PA O L O S E B A S T I A N : X C E L E B R AT I N G T E N Y E A R S O F PA O L O S E B A S T I A N 7 OCT – 10 DEC 2017 F R E E E N T RY A collaboration between the Art Gallery of South Australia & Adelaide Fashion Festival.

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image: Paul Vasileff, designer, Australia, born 1990, Paolo Sebastian Autumn Winter 2015, Adelaide, silk chiffon, beads; Courtesy the artist. photo: Simon Cecere

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This year’s inaugural garment is by one of the world’s leading fashion designers and will be the first international fashion work that the Gallery has purchased in its 135-year history. The revolutionary garment

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Attitudes Boutique When thinking of fashion at the Bay, Attitudes Boutique is likely to be at the forefront; which is no surprise seeing as they’ve called Jetty Rd home for over 20 years now.

Stocking a selection of amazing Australian brands including C/MEO Collective, Asilio, Shona Joy and Sol Sana; Attitudes have also let us in on their secret that this spring they’ll be introducing PE Nation to the

mix. Marketing Coordinator Mel Washington says PE Nation is everything Glenelg represents in terms of being active and fashionable. “Take a walk down Jetty Rd on any day of the week and you will see lots of women wearing active wear! It’s not a trend, it’s a lifestyle choice.” They attribute their longevity to their dedication and best possible customer service.

“Our fun and passionate team are experts in styling, listening to our customers and most importantly telling the truth! We keep it real.”

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PARI For the past four years, PARI has embodied the quintessential beach lifestyle of Glenelg through their Jetty Rd boutique featuring clothing, homewares and furniture.

Packed with eclectic treasures from around the globe, as well as three of their own fashion brands Angel Wings, Jophiel and PARI; their aim is to be ageless and affordable with a sense of beach lifestyle.

After your spring clean, why not head into PARI to freshen up and add an edge your home? When it comes to homewares and furniture, PARI co-founders

Lucy & Anne Marie say the store is filled with vast and varied finds that have inspired them on their travels. “We have some amazing factories we deal with in India that develop our goods and we combine this with a mix of old Indian antiques.” The standout?

The old Indian doors that have been intricately handcarved and fitted with brass handles. The girls add that, “they almost have an energy to them”. PARI is where tropical meets tribal – living the bohemian dream.

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Surviving The Races PHOTOS BY MEAGHAN COLES

The Races – it’s a day of glitz and glamour but also one to see punters and fashionistas in their natural habitat. For everyone who’s never spent a day trackside at Morphettville, the Spring Carnival is the perfect introduction to the world of racing. But before you immerse yourself in bubbles and betting, read a few insider tips and observations to make sure you have the best day possible.

For the guys IT’S OKAY TO MAKE AN EFFORT, BOYS We know your secret – even if you didn’t really want your mates to know that you spent an hour at M.J. Bale trying to pick out the perfect tie and

pocket square combination.

The guys in their plain shirts, chinos and the standard navy blazer will be the ones left out when they roll up to the races without some top notch accessories. Bonus points for a lapel pin, gold star for a nice windowpane or Prince of Wales jacket, and you win the whole thing if you commit to the formidable three-piece.

For the girls BOOMERANG OPPORTUNITIES AT THE RACES ARE ENDLESS Clinking your bubbly flutes together, a coordinated shimmy in front of the flower wall in the Festival Gardens on Derby Day, jumping for joy when your horse wins – or when you pretend that it wins – there are a thousand and one opportunities to get that perfect snap. Get your candid outfit photo and pretend that you’re in the Birdcage and Vogue has pulled you over to take a snap for their street style album. And don’t worry, if you need a touch up before your Melbourne Cup photo moment, the CLIQUE Beauty Bar has you covered.

HEADWEAR IS EVERYTHING If recent re-runs of Gossip Girl have taught us anything, statement headwear is the accessory du jour. The Races are just about your only chance to wear amazing millinery without risking looking like a flowercrown-wearing festival hippy circa 2009. We don’t know about you, but we don’t have many opportunities to get away with wearing a Dolce & Gabbanainspired gold crown with the all embellishments in our everyday lives so we’re going to seize it on November 7 at Melbourne Cup Day at Morphettville. Not to mention it’ll probably further your chances to win thousands of dollars in prizes when you enter Fashion At The Races.

FAKE IT ‘TIL YOU MAKE IT You can’t miss the punters, but it’s a skill to tell who knows what they’re doing. Intense stares at the TAB screens, that ‘I got a really good tip from a friend’ line, and the well-timed groans – you know the guy. We’re sure there are real betters on the day but this is the guy that ends up with the horse that comes last in the Cox Plate. Meanwhile, his girlfriend who came to the races to dress up and drink bubbles picked the horse with a cute name and ends up winning it all. Better luck next time and just trust your gut – or do some research.

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VOGUE’S KITCHEN Who doesn’t love Sean’s Kitchen? And now Sean is bringing Vogue into the mix as well with a special lunch on Thursday, October 12 led by Vogue Editor-in-Chief Edwina McCann and curator and writer, Alison Kubler.

Enjoy an incredible lunch in good company at Sean’s while absorbing the discussion about Australian fashion, the cycle of seasons, runway vs retail and the ever-evolving delivery of fashion to consumers from two leading figures in the Australian fashion industry.

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St. The finale will also include a special tribute to Adelaide’s own Australian Fashion Labels, who are celebrating an incredible 10 years.

East end institution, Mother Vine have created a special canape

What is a fashion event without the

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perfect after party to wrap it all up?

freshest South Australian produce.

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afternoon for cool tunes, cocktails,

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Australia’s favourite fashion labels including sass & bide, Harvey the Label, Alannah Hill, Morrison, Tony Bianco, Naomi Murrell, Bauhaus, Jack London, SABA, Sooki, Metalicus, Tigerlily, M.J. Bale and Leonard

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VOGUE FESTIVAL For years we’ve dreamed of Vogue Fashion’s Night Out – it is a worldwide phenomenon after all, and last year the Sydney incarnation officially became the world’s biggest shopping night. This year, as a part of the Adelaide Fashion Festival, Vogue is finally arriving in Adelaide with the inaugural Vogue Festival set to launch on Friday, October 13.

Adelaide’s premium shopping precinct, Rundle Mall, will host the very special event with retailers in Rundle Mall and Rundle Street offering special weekend-only offers like discounts, styling advice, live entertainment and of course, some bubbly.

The two-day festival will be

launched by Vogue Australia’s Editor-in-Chief Edwina McCann alongside Adelaide Lord Mayor Martin Haese under the Gawler Canopy and lead into a weekend of not to be missed activations. Think a complimentary styling session at the Dyson Supersonic Hairlab, personalised creative patches for your denim at the Levi’s Tailor Shop, express makeovers from Media Makeup, not to mention a complimentary bag tag from The Daily Edited which you’ll be able to get personalised at David Jones.

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SHE’S OFTEN REFERRED TO AS THE STYLIST’S STYLIST, HAVING CREATED SOME AMAZING MAGAZINE EDITORIALS, FASHION CAMPAIGNS AND INDIVIDUAL LOOKS FOR NAMES LIKE NAOMI CAMPBELL, NICOLE RITCHIE AND EVEN INXS AND KYLIE MINOGUE BACK IN THE DAY.

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icole Bonython-Hines has had an incredible career and this year, she returns to Adelaide to lend her expertise to the 2017 Adelaide Fashion Festival presented by Mercedes-Benz Adelaide. We catch up with the incredible woman herself, in town for #AFF17 model castings, to chat about how it feels to come home and SS18 trends.

You’ve worked at and with Vogue Australia in the past, how do you feel about them that they’re lending their name to the Adelaide Fashion Festival?

Gosh, it was my first job and I loved it there. I think it’s great that they’re involved. It adds a bit more gravitas to the event and it’s great that they’re giving their seal of approval.

You’ll be styling the David Jones Australian Showcase and they have a lot of great brands What do you think are some of the most exciting homegrown brands of the moment?

There are so many fantastic Australian brands and they’re doing so well, and not just here but overseas

as well. Christopher Esber, Kym Ellery, Romance was Born – all those guys are on the international agenda and do well whether they show overseas or at home. David Jones itself has great Australian brands and amazing international brands as well.

They’ve got everybody! Bianca [Spender], Carla [Zampatti], Lee Matthews, Scanlan Theodore, Ginger & Smart, and Bassike, of course.

I’ll be pulling from what they’ve bought and they’ve got such a diverse portfolio of brands. If you want to see as many Australian brands as possible, you’d definitely go to David Jones.

The festival will be during the spring/summer season and on the cusp of Resort here in Australia.

What are the trends we should be looking out for this season? What classics can we carry over from past seasons?

Lots of upper body details, I think. Big sleeves, off the shoulder, ruched details. As for colour, there’s been such a gamut of colours recently. I think pink is the colour this season and I quite like pink and red together. Florals, of course, think romantic and ruch, and details like big buttons and textural type things.

You’re often referred to as the stylist’s stylist and had an extensive career in the fashion industry.

Are there any tips for aspiring stylists on how to

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kick start and maintain a career in fashion?

I’ve had loads of interns over the years and the ones that make it beyond interning are the ones that are so passionate and so interested and will do whatever it takes. It’s not an easy industry to get into anymore, so the ones that are prepared to spend a lot of time prepping a job and not complain are the ones that last. You’ve got to earn your medals by working hard and prove yourself.

The ones who go the extra mile, who put their own spin on things [and] someone who has initiative to contribute ideas alongside the ones I come up with.

It comes down to tenacity and being interested in the world, not just fashion. It’s about everything else – music, art, light and mood. It’s 10 per cent talent and 90 per cent hard work and organisation.

You’re originally from South Australia. Does it still feel like home when you come back? And where are some of your favourite places to go?

Yeah, it definitely does. The last few times I’ve been back, I’ve stayed in the city and it’s changed so much – there are so many great cafes and shops now! It’s got a much more cosmopolitan feel to it.

I’m still going to the markets though – the poached eggs on toast at Lucia’s is still the best.

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A D EL A ID E FA S HIO N F E S T IVAL 2017 P R E S E N T E D BY M E R C E D E S-B E N Z

CALENDAR O F ––– EVENTS Wednesday 11 October ––– MASTERCLASS WITH DAVID SHAH AND GLYNIS TRAILL-NASH 11am Art Gallery of South Australia

TIFF MANUELL: COLOUR IMMERSION RUNWAY 8.30pm

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VOGUE FESTIVAL LAUNCH

ANLABY OPEN GARDENS AND INTERNATIONAL

12.00pm

WOOLMARK PRIZE EXHIBITION

Rundle Mall, Gawler Place Canopy

10.00am

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground

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Anlaby Station, Hamilton THE MERCEDEZ-BENZ

VOGUE’S KITCHEN WITH EDWINA MCCANN

UNLEY LONG LUNCH

AFF RUNWAY 5 – NEXT GEN:

12.00pm

12.00pm

TAFE SA SHOWCASE

Sean’s Kitchen

King William Road Unley

10.30am AFF Runway , Torrens Parade Ground

AFF RUNWAY 1 – CONTEMPORARY V STREET

MYER RUNWAY

Acler, The Daily Edited, METAPHOR, Sylvy Earl, Naomi

6.00pm

RURAL RUNWAY

Murrell, Cinquante, Stephanie Chehade, Binny, Katya

Myer Adelaide

12.00pm Seppeltsfield Estate Winery

Komarova, Simmone Standing the Label, Alpha Be, Lexi, Julie White, Pari, Jophiel, Autark, Millicent Elizabeth and Good Studios.

AFF RUNWAY 3: BNKR

6.00pm

C/MEO Collective, Keepsake the Label,

EAST END SOCIAL PRESENTS:

Finders, The Fifth Label and JAGGAR Footwear

VOGUE FESTIVAL WRAP PARTY

7.00pm

1.00pm

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Grounds

Adelaide East End, Vardon Ave

Greta Kate, Sylvy Earl, Varacalli Couture and Caleche.

AFF RUNWAY 4: DAVID JONES

HUGH HAMILTON:

Accessories by Ashlee Lauren.

AUSTRALIAN SHOWCASE

180TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER

8.00pm

9.00pm

6.30pm

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Grounds

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground

AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground AFF RUNWAY 2: COUTURE CULTURE Jaimie Sortino, Couture+Love+Madness, Eliza French,

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AFF RUNWAY 6 – PAOLO SEBASTIAN 6.00pm AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground

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AFF RUNWAY 7 – PAOLO SEBASTIAN 8.00pm AFF Runway, Torrens Parade Ground

Adelaide Fashion Features ––– SLOW FASHION: A MARKETPLACE AND SHOWCASE Friday, 6 October-Sunday, 15 October Ensemble Studios

TAFE SA FASHION GRADUATE PARADE Freemason’s Hall

PAOLO SEBASTIAN: X PRESENTED BY YALUMBA Saturday 7 October-Sunday 10 December Art Gallery of South Australia

PAOLO SEBASTIAN: X – THE UNVEILING Wednesday 4 October, 7.00pm Art Gallery of South Australia

PAOLO SEBASTIAN: X AT FIRST FRIDAYS Friday 6 October, 5.00pm Art Gallery of South Australia

CURATOR TALK WITH AFF CREATIVE DIRECTOR CHRIS KONTOS Tuesday 10 October, 12.00pm Art Gallery of South Australia

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right lights, glamourous runway looks, and the beautiful models are what we see when we’re watching the incredible shows at the Adelaide Fashion Festival. But none of it would be possible without a leading hair and beauty team working tirelessly to create these dramatic looks.

The 2017 Adelaide Fashion Festival presented by Mercedes-Benz Adelaide will see the return of EVO, Clip Joint Salons and Media Makeup to ensure that all the creative hair and beauty looks are

tailored perfectly to each runway.

Media Makeup CEO, Bec Cochrane will serve as the festival’s creative director for makeup and bring along her team from one of Australia’s leading makeup schools to create bold runway looks using cult Make Up For Ever products.

2017 also sees Atilio Dusa from Clip Joint rejoin the team to design and direct hair, teaming up with Haircare Australia’s creative director and award winning session stylist Lauren McCowan who will be representing iconic haircare brand, EVO.

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FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, VOGUE FESTIVAL ARRIVES IN TOWN AS A PART OF THE 2017 ADELAIDE FASHION FESTIVAL PRESENTED BY MERCEDES-BENZ ADELAIDE.

VOGUE FESTIVAL IS ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14.

Adelaide’s premium shopping destinations, Rundle Mall and Rundle Street will present a series of special events, exclusive shopping promotions and Instagram worthy street activations. Take a sneak peek at what will be happening in Adelaide’s East End.

Vogue Festival meets Sugar for an ultimate ultraviolet table tennis set up.

A pop up bar plus Adelaide’s greatest DJs will take over the laneway while upstairs in the club, international DJs Emanuel Satie (Germany) and Max Chapman (UK) will help you dance the night away Friday and Inside Out Crew look after you on Saturday.

TAFE SA POP-UP HAIR AND BEAUTY MOBILE SALON BENT STREET

“DIOR AND I” SPECIAL SCREENING PALACE NOVA, CINEMA PLACE

Friday, October 13 – 9.00pm Palace Nova celebrates the 70th anniversary of the House of Dior, one of the world’s most prestigious couture houses with a special screening of the iconic fashion film, “Dior and I”. Tickets are only $7 and include a glass of bubbly and pink cupcake on arrival.

For more information and tickets, go to diorandi.eventbrite.com.au

twerking off the winter blues in your pink yoga pants. Experience a dance party like you’ve never experienced before. BYO Good Vibes!

For more details and tickets, go to atfirstlight.com.au

EAST END SOCIAL PRESENTS VOGUE F E S T I VA L W R A P PA R T Y ( T H A N K S TO REALM ADELAIDE) VARDON AVENUE

AT FIRST LIGHT: IN CELEBRATION OF VOGUE F E S T I VA L VAUGHAN PLACE

Saturday, October 14 – 9.00am-11.00am At First Light aka Adelaide’s biggest morning dance party is hosting a Vogue dance-off that will have you

COLOUR COSMETICA 22 UNION STREET

Saturday, October 14 – 10.00am-11.30am Join Colour Cosmetica CEO and International Editorial Directors, Angela and Rebecca Pastore for a ‘Look & Learn’ session. They will present future fashion trends straight off the international fashion week runways.

Visit anytime during Vogue Festival for a complimentary glass of bubbles and special offers.

Tickets are $35. To book contact Colour Cosmetica 8232 5188.

Saturday, October 14 – 1.00pm-5.00pm Join the fashion set for this highly anticipated street party. The highlight will be a runway show featuring some of Australia’s leading fashion brands.

Guests can relax to cool tunes and enjoy a selection of drinks and canapes from East End favourites Mother Vine and East End Cellars.

To buy tickets, go to adelaidefashionfestival.com.au

Friday, October 13 10.00am-9.00pm / Saturday, October 14 10.00am-4.00pm

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Friday, October 13 – between 5.00pm-7.00pm Coinciding with the launch of their Spring Summer 17/18 collection ‘Awelye’, creative directors Edwina Robinson and Adrian Norris will be at the beautiful Adelaide boutique for a champagne and a chat.

TAFE SA’s expert lecturers and students will be offering complimentary brow shaping, make-up, blow wave styling and a nail bar. While you’re there, you can also find out about the different careers on offer in this dynamic industry.

THE STAG HOTEL 299 RUNDLE STREET, ADELAIDE

Friday, October 13 7pm-late The Stag Hotel are going full Vogue with a pink Sex and the City inspired party. Expect pink cocktails including cosmopolitans (of course) paired with canapés and delicious pink cupcakes courtesy of Buttercream Co. Bakery.

There’s also going to be VIP dining offers and a lucky door prize.

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The ultimate street fashion party, tunes food & drinks

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We know that warmer weather is around the corner and that can mean only one thing: SPRING! We handpicked two of our favourite looks for spring that don’t include florals. Ground breaking!

Dress, Rusty JR's

If you are looking to add some edge to your wardrobe The Myer Centre is the place to shop, with a great selection of specialty stores stocking exclusive brands and retailers to give you that individual look. We had fun picking out pieces for two key trends we're vibing for spring.

Mix up your look with a combination of sportswear brands from Adidas, Vans and Le Coq Sportif or go with the cool, model off duty look of whites, stripes, denim, linen and ruffles.

Jumpsuit, Temt

Watch, Rosefield Angus & Coote

Heels, Tony Bianco Myer

Face oil, MALIN+GOETZ Mecca Cosmetica Myer

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Lipstick, Mac Myer Denim Jacket, RVCA - JR's

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Watch, Swatch Myer

Perfume, Serge Lutens Mecca Cosmetica Myer

Clutch, Kenzo - Myer

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Brown Belt - $2.99

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With the warm weather fast approaching, it’s almost time to pack away those fur jackets and whip out those floral dresses and strappy flats.

We took a trip down to Savers to seek out some of our favourite spring trends like floral prints, knitted tees, nude slides and straw bags.

Savers, The Recycle Superstore are a national and international thrift store, which help more than 120 not-for-profit organisations by paying them for donated goods, which in return supports their community programs and

services (nor that’s paying it forward). It is home to an abundance of vintage finds and donated gems, including clothes, accessories, household items and more.

Breathing new life into someone’s hammydowns is what we like to call, fashion reincarnation. The ability to make one man’s trash, another man’s treasure, is not only saving those dollar bills, but significantly helping the environment and encouraging sustainable fashion.

We hunted through the racks to find on-trend spring outfits, which not only look great but cost you next no nothing.

Floral dress $10.49

Brown lace up flats $6.99

Dress $14.99 Black tee $4.49

Rose Dress $11.99 Cane handbag - $5.99

Black backpack - $5.99

Brown flats - $6.99

Slides $4.99

WHY YOU SHOULD SHOP AT SAVERS The Savers business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling keeps more than 317.5 million kilos of used goods from landfill each year.

#GetThrifty @saversaustralia savers.com.au

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BY TAMMY TU / PHOTOS BY KATIE FERGUS

2017 has been a massive year for local girl Georgia Zogopoulos.

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fter taking a leap of faith and going out into the world of public relations on her own, she’s started GGPR, a boutique fashion and

lifestyle agency specialising in publicity, events and sponsorship.

“It has been all hands on deck since my first gig during fashion week, and I wouldn’t have it any other way,” says Georgia when we asked about how it feels to be running her own business. “This industry has been so kind, and through word of mouth and recommendations, opportunities arose that gave me the encouragement and freedom to start the business”.

Now based in Melbourne, Georgia represents brands like east coast favourite, LIFEwithBIRD as well as lifestyle brand LENZO, alongside local

So what exactly goes on in a day in the life of Gigi

creatives Martine Van Reesema and Millicent

– an endearing nickname from her sister Elleni

Elizabeth. “I’m very proud of my new clients and

and also inspiration for the new business name

grateful for everyone’s support,” says Georgia.

– She says that no day is ever the same. “I spend

“[But I also] love having a connection to home with

my days liaising with clients and the media,” she

my local client base as well”.

says. “Writing media releases, pitching coverage opportunities, hosting press showings, managing guest lists and events, media monitoring, reporting and something new for me: business admin”.

She also offers her wealth of media and relations knowledge as a consultant for bigger brands.

Earlier this year, we saw Georgia work with Acler on their beautiful Myer luncheon during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. “Working with such a strong team was a dream first step for GGPR,” she says. “I have some other exciting

“I love working with the incredible AFF crew and celebrating what our amazing hometown has to offer”.

events in the pipeline for 2017/18 and will continue to consult with brands whenever possible outside

As for what’s next for GGPR, Georgia says she’s

my retainer business”.

currently focussing on nurturing the business and client relationships as well as developing the

And this October will see our golden girl make

brand portfolio. She’s also dipping her toes in

her return home to consult for the 2017 Adelaide

styling the clothes herself. “I have always loved

Fashion Festival where she will be booking

working in fashion and was delighted when an

interstate influencers, hosting them during

exciting styling opportunity presented itself, so

their stay and supporting the team with media

I’m looking forward to expanding and offering this

coverage.

service… Watch this space!”

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BY TAMMY TU / PHOTOS BY MEAGHAN COLES

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f you’re from Adelaide – or anywhere else in the creative community – you’ll probably know who Lisa King and Jarrad Lee Jackson are. They

have successful projects in their own right, Lisa as an artist whose incredible work you may have seen all over Australia, and Jarrad as a musician who has toured the world and currently makes music under the moniker World Wild. They really are the perfect creative power couple and now they’ve put all their energy into their very own space, Cult & Harper.

“As a creative couple who spend a lot of time together we seemed to be back and forth-ing a lot on a few business ideas,” Lisa says when we asked about whether this space was something they had wanted to do together for a while.

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“We sifted through notions of online collectives, a bar, moving to the hills [and] opening a gallery,

CULTANDHARPER.COM @CULTANDHARPER

starting a residency program overseas [and] the online collective is what stuck with us”. But after looking at spaces through Renew Adelaide, the couple realised that their vision could be much more creative than just an online presence.

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After checking out spaces all over Adelaide, the duo has ended up in a light and bright studio in the Port. After seeing it three years earlier when another Renew Adelaide project was there, they knew it was the one when it popped back up in their email inbox. “When we saw the space, we knew it fit our vision and could house everything we were wanting to put on the table”.

And the result is Cult & Harper. They describe it as an art collective that enables them to continue their own artistic pursuits as well as opening it up to fellow local creatives. The studio will serve as a gallery – where they have already lined up guest curators for later this year and artists can apply to showcase their work – as well as a retail space.

“Our primary focus is to showcase labels, artists and events that do not have an existing market in Adelaide,” Lisa says. “70 per cent of our store will bought anywhere else in Adelaide”.

So whether you’re looking to pick up unique pieces for your wardrobe and niche magazines to add to your collection, or maybe you’re a fellow local artist who wants to showcase your work and soak up the creative vibes – Lisa and Jarrad have built this space for you.

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he food-focussed theme of the bath and body products stemmed from Sharni’s dream to become

CAREERS

BY JAKI WOODS / PHOTOS BY JOSH GEELEN

What started as a Christmas gift from Sharni to her girlfriend (and now business partner) Nikki back in 2013, Oh Deer Sugar has grown into a fully-fledged business churning out over 160 products to their “deers” Australia-wide.

a pastry chef. She now showcases this passion through what she dubs as “food for the skin” – think: waffle bath bombs, chocolate block soaps and cupcake bubble bath.

Both Nikki & Sharni are vegan, so when establishing the brand they had animals and the environment at the forefront of their minds. Sharni says the use of animal ingredients or even animal-tested ingredients is so unnecessary. “Plants are amazing – we don’t need to harm animals to look, smell or feel good.”

They started selling their signature scrubs and sweets at every market around Adelaide and through their online store before opening their first bricks & mortar in 2015 with the help of

and move into a bigger, brighter space

store for 2018 – surely the first of many.

Renew Adelaide. It didn’t take long for

inside Regent Arcade where they’re

“The Non-Edible Bakeries” to open

the business to boom, with both girls

constantly introducing the brand to new

around Australia.

needing to resign from their day jobs

customers thanks to the foot traffic of

to focus on Oh Deer Sugar full time.

Rundle Mall.

They’ve since outgrown the initial shopfront to take on a commercial lease

To keep up with the high demand from their devoted deers, they’ve opened a warehouse in the suburbs where their crew can dispatch all their online orders (and they haven’t even launched international shipping yet!).

Although they’ve expanded their team, it’s still Nikki and Sharni handcrafting all of their products – but kitchen employees are definitely next on their list! “We need the extra hands especially coming into Christmas as this is our busiest time,” Sharni says.

As they start to gear up for the silly season (yes, this includes Santa bath bombs), they have a few other plans up their sleeves. They’re currently expanding their range to include more day-to-day essentials and have begun exploring the possibility of a second

OHDEERSUGAR.COM @OHDEERSUGAR SHOP 26 REGENT ARCADE, ADELAIDE

DIGITAL NOIR

PHOTOS BY JOSH GEELEN

Meet Digital Noir – they’re not your average web design company. They live and breathe beautifully engaging digital experiences. It’s no secret we live in a digital world and that an online presence is important but they want to make that experience pleasurable and easy for clients and consumers of the digital product. Whether it be a website, an app or social media, Director Sam Davies and his team want to get to know you and offer a tailor-made solution, every time.

To make sure the project came to life – with a special Digital Noir touch – the team went through a detailed creative process, which they apply to all their projects. This included a winery tour of Fox Creek Wines where they were able to develop a strong, emotional connection with the brand and its product. This helped the team create content and concept designs that fit the brief and the direction that Fox Creek wanted to take.

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REAL LIFE LEARNING AND INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE AT TAFE SA

South Australia is leading the way with their talented emerging designers and TAFE SA graduates are at the forefront of this fashion scene. The Advanced Diploma of Applied Fashion Design and Merchandising (MST60116) and the Bachelor of Creative Arts (specialising Fashion or Costume), delivered in partnership with Flinders University, enables students to learn everything from patternmaking to fashion design and marketing.

Final year Bachelor students showcase their collections in the Graduate Parade where they work with other creative fields like graphic design, hair and beauty and photography, to design, stage and prepare for that final walk down the runway with. Jackeline Vasquez is finishing her Advanced Diploma and says the best part of the course is seeing her own designs come to life through the techniques she’s learnt while studying at TAFE. “I’ve also been able to learn the most by pairing with other industry professionals and learning what works and doesn’t work while shooting the designs,” she says of the Graduate Parade booklet shoot.

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TAFE SA has always been a top choice for local creatives who are looking to hone their skills.

Not only do they provide top tier education with educators who have experience in teaching and in the field, going to TAFE SA means that they can match up with other artists and designers linked to their field and work together on creative projects as they would in the real world.

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Or if you’re like Flinders University and TAFE SA student, Erin Fraser, you can get the full experience with a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual

Arts) majoring in Photography.

It offers an in-depth learning experience as well as an aspect of real life learning and industry experience, which “has helped advance my skills as well as broaden my horizons,” Erin says.

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What is a fashion career without the photographers who capture the designs through the lens? TAFE SA offers many pathways for budding photographers from a Certificate IV in Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA41115), which teach students a broad range of technical skills required of professional photographers to a Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging (CUA50915), which offers a more specialised and technical look at photo imaging.

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GRAPHIC DESIGN The Graduate Parade booklet, which pulls together the hard work of fashion, hair and beauty and photography for the parade wouldn’t come together without the help of a graphic designer. The same applies for real life fashion and lifestyle events that require branding and collateral. This is where an Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (CUA60315) comes in handy and teaches all the key design foundations, typography, drawing and visual representations through to branding, marketing, advertising and web design.

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The hair and makeup students have been working hand in hand with the fashion students to create beauty looks for Graduate Parade booklet and photo shoot. “The best part of studying at TAFE SA is the confidence and experience you get,” says high school student Erin Bodinar who is completing her

Certificate II in Retail Cosmetics (SHB20116) before going on to a Certificate III in Make-Up (SHB30215). “You have so many opportunities, like being a part of the photo shoots and the upcoming fashion festival,” she says. “It makes me really confident with my skills and I get to be super creative and express a different side of myself”.

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TAFE SA has been the education provider of choice for many of South Australia’s leading hairdressers and makeup artists who have gone onto professional and even award winning careers.

This comes from a leading team of educators who have a wealth of knowledge to share alongside industry experience and the ability to practice these skills in real life situations.

TAFE SA graphic design graduate Shanna McGrath has recently found herself back at TAFE. This time she is designing the program for the Graduate Parade booklet as well as helping the fashion students out with creative direction. “During my time

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at TAFE, I was able to do work experience with Marco [Cicchianni] from Cul-de-Sac Creative and it was invaluable,” Shanna says. “I was also one of three students who was chosen to create a fashion catalogue for TAFE Fashion… To see people reading the catalogue I designed at the graduate parade was so exciting and rewarding”.

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MY STYLE SQUAD HITS THE ROAD

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oming to a postcode near you,

Tara O’Keefe and her beauty team come to

Adelaide’s favourite beauty

you. With their high quality products in tow,

service, My Style Bar, is on the

the team ensure that you and your gal pals

move. Bidding the King William Road salon

look #squadgoals for every occasion.

farewell, the styling facility’s new venture sees a change in name to accompany the

Launching this Spring, the hair, beauty and

shift towards on-demand and on-the-move

salon booking app is set to revolutionise the

services.

Australian beauty industry. So no matter where you are or how hectic life gets,

Introducing the My Style Squad app.

count on My Style Squad for premium and

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things for your hair. They’ve always accommodated both ladies and gents but now they’re opening their own barber shop as well – and it’s right across the road. Arriving on the scene later this year, MB Groomed will have a team of experienced barbers who will be able to look after your hair and keep you groomed as well. So whether you’re after a 1/93 GLEN OSMOND ROAD, PARKSIDE @MBGROOMED | @MABEHAIRMABEHAIR

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t was a busy and exciting trip to Sydney’s Hair Expo for the team at Kinky Curly Straight. In addition to creating a show for the Main Stage

presenting their latest Avant Garde collections and delivering 2 education classes on curly hair, the team also brought home some serious bling.

Kinky Curly Straight was the only salon across Australia and New Zealand to win 3 awards on the night. The Schwarzkopf Hair Expo awards have been running for 32 years and are considered the Oscars of the hair industry.

Uros Mikic won for second year straight Men’s Hairdresser/Barber of the Year and Cherie Falco won New Creative Force Hairdresser of the Year and SA/TAS Hairdresser of the Year, confirming their status as top stylists in Australia and New Zealand.

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BY MICHAELA MCGRATH / PHOTOS BY @BOOGIEPHOTOGRAPHER

ALEX DREWNIAK A CAPTIVATING VISUAL COMMUNICATOR AND OVERALL BOSS-LADY, ALEX DREWNIAK IS A FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH THAT SHOWS NO SIGNS OF SLOWING DOWN.

sport, love learning the technique and sparing),

What are your go-to rituals for keeping fit and fab

and strengthening with HIIT training. I also just

while you’re on-the-go?

love to run, to stretch my muscles out, and for

Don’t eat random food on the fly. I save myself for

flexibility a little bit of yoga or a sauna sesh. I see

when I’m in control of what’s actually going in,

the best results in my bod when I manage all of

or I plan ahead and have healthy snacks ready to

those.

go for that afternoon lull. Water is a no-brainer, I drink a lot of green tea and, as I’m a vegetarian, I

Your recent work has captured an affinity with the

take Vitamin B+, Iron and Vitamin D supplements

cross over between street fashion and fitness. Do

everyday.

you have any styling tips to for taking activewear from the gym onto the street?

How do you keep your fitness routine fresh and

1.

Don’t actually just wear your gym gear!

exciting?

2.

Do wear matching sweat sets

MUSIC is everything! Migos’ Fight Night gets me

3.

Switch up your sneaker choice from

proper G’d. Boxing classes with different coaches

fitness apparel, street wear and fashion,

an ASICS running shoe to a Nike

and HIIT training sessions are never repetitive or

her role as a Nike running ambassador

Air Max LD ZERO.

predictable, I just rock up, go with the flow and

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etween her extensive work shooting

and her recent collaboration with Hype

grab a different partner, so I’m never bored.

DC, it’s no secret that the girl is into all things

What are your favourite brands to wear while

fitness. We had a chat with the lady herself to get

working out? Can you recommend any must-have

the scoop on how she manages to do it all and her

staple pieces for us?

inside tips for feeling fab while doing it.

I’m a Nike running ambassador, so I love to rep their kit. You feel fresh AF when you’re head-to-

What are your favourite ways to stay in shape? Is

toe in a single brand. I love the new Vapor Max

a cardio sweat sesh your thing, or do you prefer

sneaker. They’ve designed some crazy new sole,

to add elements of strength training and yoga

so that’s great for weight distribution from the

flows to your workouts?

running and tech side of things, but they’re also

Personally, I find that I need to mix it up with

a little bit sexy – AKIRA used the shoe on the

different kinds of training. I alternate between

runway this year at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

boxing (I actually have a mad appreciation for the

Australia.

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Boring black leggings and old gym tees are sure to be a thing of the past as RW17 hits the racks this September. Championing sleek styles, a sports luxe vibe and killer colour palette, Ryderwear’s fresh new look will have you feeling fabulous all workout long.

Previously maintaining a laser-sharp focus on the body building industry, RW17 sees an expansion to the wider fitness industry. With the addition of head designer Jessica Salvi, the new range is perfect for heavy lifters, cardio queens and yogis alike.

“The creative team and myself have worked together over the last nine months to create this new look and direction for the business. It’s been so much fun working towards something new and exciting!” says Jessica.

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WHAT’S GOING ON WITH YOUR GUT

BY EMILY HARTLEY

Hippocrates knew it from the beginning when he said that “All health begins in the gut”, and it’s true! Looking after your gut has a positive effect on your immune system, gastrointestinal health, digestion, bloating and weight loss, while also lowering your risk of life-style related conditions and cancers.

HOW DO I LOOK AFTER MY GUT HEALTH? Your gut is made up of millions of different types of bacteria that, most of the time, live happily within your body. However it’s important that we look after our good bacteria as it’s often compromised through everyday lifestyle, poor dietary habits (I’m looking at you UberEats), alcohol and antibiotics. Probiotics provide a great source of good bacteria to the gut, and great news! They come in many different forms, from tablets, to powders, drinks and a variety of different food products, meaning theres something for every ‘gut-lover.’

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Kombucha A fermented effervescent drink that is made from black and or green tea. While sugar is added to the Kombucha brew, it is utilised through the fermentation process (which lasts for 7-31 days) making Kombucha naturally low in sugar and caffeine-free. They come in a variety of flavours, with some even tasting like apple cider, making it the perfect swap for sugary soft drinks or juices! While there are plenty of great-tasting Kombucha drinks out there, you can actually make your own brew at home. You’ll just need to purchase a starter-kit to get you going. Be sure to google SCOBY (symbiotic colony of bacteria and yeast) so you don’t get a fright from the alien-looking Kombutchamaker!

Sourdough Bread

If we needed another excuse for smashed avocado, here it is!

Sourdough bread is made by the fermentation of dough using naturally occurring lactobacilli and yeast, making it the perfect addition to your daily probiotic gut-boosters. Just like your Sea Monkeys, probiotics need to be fed too. Boosting up the fibre in your diet, known as prebiotics, will help keep your healthy gut colony fighting fit. Choose rye, wholemeal or wholegrain sourdough bread for the pre- and probiotic double whammy!

Yoghurt Sometimes overlooked as boring, yoghurt has just as much gutloving goodness as any probiotic superfood out there. Yoghurt is made through adding culture (healthy bacteria) to heated milk and waiting for it to set. While yoghurt makes for the perfect addition to breakfast or eaten as a snack be careful not to pick ones with added sugar or fat. Opting for Greek-style or Natural yoghurts are a great place to start if label reading is too much for your 5pm supermarket shop!

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Kimchi

Kimchi is a Korean-based dish that is made from salted and fermented vegetables, most commonly cabbage, scallions and radishes with a variety of spices and seasonings.

Previously seen as a side with dumplings or served with asian dishes, Kimchi is a popular food trend right now with many health food stores and cafes serving the gut-healthy topping to a variety of menu items.

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Kimchi with my Poké Me bowl

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Sauerkraut

Traditionally made with cabbage this Eastern European and German addition is packed full of natural probiotic goodness. While it can be purchased readily at the supermarket, it is very easy to make. Simply cut a cabbage into thin strips, add salt and leave it to ferment in a tight jar or container.

Modern additions now include herbs and spices along with other shredded fruits and vegetables like apple, beetroot and carrot.

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BY LUCY BUDZYNSKA / PHOTOS BY NICK LAWRENCE

Spring is well and truly here. With the warm weather comes beautiful blooms, and we all know the perfect bouquet is a great pick-me-up for your best friend, your home or just for yourself. We travel across Adelaide to find some incredible florists who have shared their signature bouquet and the best tips to keep your flowers fresh.

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Owner Estee’s tips for keeping your blooms looking their best is to keep them away from a direct heat source, change their water every couple of days and re-cut their stems.

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Austin Bloom have recently moved from Balhannah to a brand new retail store in the Adelaide CBD. They offer daily flowers, either in store or online, with delivery all over Adelaide. Other services include corporate events and launches, weddings and other special occasions. They also run floristry workshops.

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Blossom Box Co specialises in boxed flower arrangements and Eternal Roses – roses that have been preserved and will keep for a year. Their services include delivery, giftware and hampers, and they even offer wine and champagne. The team will

Owner Trinh’s tips for keeping your boxed flowers looking their best is to top up with a little water every day.

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2/112 Prospect Road, Prospect 5082 (corner of Myrtle St) blossomboxco.com.au facebook.com/Blossomboxco (08) 7226 5567

always go above and beyond to help their customers. Blossom Box Co’s top priority is their busy retail store, but they do cater small functions and events.

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East End Flower Market is your personable flower shop. Their specialty is wild flowers, locally grown in Balhannah. They focus on spending time with each of their customers to help design their own special creation, but for

Owner Justine’s top tips for flower care is to change the water every second day, cut the stems, and add a couple of drops of bleach to keep bacteria away.

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those who prefer they also have grab-and-go bunches and an online shop. EEFM offers same day delivery if orders are placed before 12pm to Adelaide and surrounding metropolitan areas.

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Studio Botanic is a bespoke event-based florist, specialising in high-end corporate events and launches, and top-end weddings and celebrations. They also offer a house flower service, where they will fill your house with flowers just for your

Owner Nadia’s top tips for keeping your blooms beautiful is clean water, a little splash of bleach and no leaves under the water line. For gift bunches, their retail store is Bloom Bar, located in Westfield Marion.

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happiness. Their style is best described as modern opulence, and every piece is one of a kind.

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Trading in the emotion of flowers for over 40 years, Executive Flowers continues to be the premier one-stop florist shop in Adelaide. Offering daily hand selected flowers for last minute gifts to celebrations, wedding and designer functions, catering

They say the secret tip to keeping flowers looking their best is to love them, and tend to them daily by changing their water, feeding them and re-cutting their stems.

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FOOD

LANTERN

BY NU

10 SELBY STREET, ADELAIDE FACEBOOK.COM/LANTERNBYNU @LANTERN_BY_NU

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antern by Nu opened in July by renowned chef Nu Suandokmai. Nu is no stranger to the kitchen, growing up with a chef mum,

who once “cooked for the King of Thailand,” Nu says proudly. “Everyone in his family cooks,” says head chef Peter Westfield. Nu and Peter recently visited Nu’s family back home in Thailand, visiting their farms where they grow sugarcane, bamboo, coconut and more. Nu moved to Australia back in 1988, and since then has had an extensive career in the food industry working and consulting at over 30 establishments.

Nu and Peter met many years ago in Sydney restaurant Bathers Pavilion. Since then the

Foods from Thailand. The combination of the

pair have worked together at another of Nu’s

beautiful local produce and the Thai dry goods is

restaurants, Nu’s – an up-market Thai restaurant in

the key to the delectable end product.

Sydney. On returning to Adelaide, Nu wanted to create something different and again sought out

Their signature dishes include the crispy

Peter for this new venture.

barramundi – the fish is deboned while keeping the head and tail, crumbed then fried and served

Lantern by Nu’s style is Thai street food, as

with a green mango salad, and Nu’s Pad Thai is

close as they can get to the dishes you find in

“second to none,” says Peter. Other stand out

Thailand. All their fresh produce is from Asian

dishes include the Kaeng Som, a sour curry with

Green Grocers and the seafood is from Angelakis

prawns, green papya hearts, water spinach and

Australian wines amid national and international

Seafood. Everything is sourced locally in South

fresh mustard greens, garnished with cha-om

varieties. The beer list features Thai varieties

Australia, with the exception of tropical fruits

omelette, and the chicken livers fried with garlic

alongside your usual favourites. For cocktail

from Northern Queensland. To keep things

chive flowers, asparagus and black fungus.

lovers, they have an Asian inspired cocktail list.

authentic, dry goods are imported by Reliable

The wine list is extensive, focusing on South

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BY LUCY BUDZYNSKA / PHOTOS BY NICK LAWRENCE

MULLYGRUB IN MCLAREN VALE ALAN AND SEAN MULLHOLLAND ARE THE FATHER AND SON DUO BEHIND THE POPULAR MULLYGRUB FOOD TRUCK, AND NOW THE PERMANENT CAFÉ IN MCLAREN VALE.

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eeping it in the family, they have brought daughter and sister Imogen Mullholland, and her partner

Matthew Veide, in on the café. With a little help from their community they found the perfect spot right on the Main Road. The heritage listed building has a long history and its past lives include a deli, a general store and a pharmacy.

Alan and Sean spent time living in Sydney, before moving to McLaren Vale five years ago. Sean worked as a chef at Neil Perry’s Rockpool, and various family-run beach side cafes. “I loved working in the beach side cafes back in Sydney and I wanted to bring that concept to the Vale”.

Mullygrub’s menu is ever changing, just like the food truck, in part because of seasonal produce and also because Sean likes to mix things up in the kitchen. “We want to make sure that people can come here and don’t have to sit through the same menu all the time, it keeps it interesting for them,” Sean says. They take inspiration from lots of different cuisines. Sean says they are “modern

Company. You can also get your favourite South

Australian”, with an Asian influence and a focus

Australian beers, Swell and Pirate Life.

on comfort food that they themselves like to eat.

Menu items that will be sticking around are the

For the food truck lovers, the truck is set to still

coconut-crusted chicken burger, the hot smoked

make appearances at Fork in the Road and Fridays

salmon rice bowl, the Reuben sandwich, and the

After Five at Aldinga Bay. They also do weddings

ricotta gnocchi.

and other events, but be quick, they do book out months in advance.

Mullygrub make the most of their fruitful surrounds in the Fleurieu region. Fresh produce is from Scoop, an Aldinga based company sourcing the best of local produce from small growers, and meat from just around the corner at Ellis Butcher. Coffee is from McLaren Vale roaster Villeré Coffee and milk is from Fleurieu Milk

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FOOD

BY LUCY BUDZYNSKA / PHOTOS BY NICK LAWRENCE

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ordan Jeavons and John

“upstairs for angel hairs”. The interior

Stamatakis (previously

and fit out have been designed by

Superfish), together with Stuart

Matiya Marovich and Sam Cooper

Duckworth and Tom Skipper

of Sans Arc (Smallfry Seafood,

(previously Royal Croquet Club,

Pink Moon Saloon). The fit out has

Disco Mexico, Superfish), bring us

taken its lead from downstairs and

Midnight Spaghetti. “It’s a rock-

the more traditional parts of the

and-roll pasta diner of dreams,” says

pub, and a classic Italian diner. The

Jeavons, Creative Development. The

refurbishment has kept all the original

acquisition of the Crown &

features, including 120-year-old

Anchor in November 2016 has

window frames, and paired with

given the owners the opportunity

beautiful timber to pay tribute to the

to settle into the space on a

original features. Peculiar Familia’s

more permanent basis than with

Carlo Jensen is the brains behind the

their other ventures next door.

graphic design and branding.

The upstairs of the 164-year-old

Midnight Spaghetti takes its name

pub will house Midnight Spaghetti.

from the trashy 80s comedy

Just follow the sign directing you

Spaghetti a Mezzanotte. “It’s

probably the worst movie ever,” laughs Jordan, “it’s hilariously led the charge about the kind of culture and environment of the space.”

The owners focused on preserving the character and culture of the Crown and Anchor, and wanted to offer something casual and punter friendly. Midnight Spaghetti is an extension of that ingrained culture

bunch of classics from all over

of downstairs. Jackson Holst,

Italy. Beers will match the selection

Marketing, adds they have tried

downstairs, with some craft beers

“creating the aspect that there is no

and Italian beers thrown into the

line between the bottom and the top

mix. The cocktail menu focuses on

… you notice the difference between

aperitifs, and uses a lot of Italian

upstairs and downstairs but it all

bitter syrups and vermouths.

feels together.”

Midnight Spaghetti is a new fun and Stamatakis heads the kitchen with an

casual late night offering in the East

appealing and homely Italian take on

End. With a more relaxed approach

your traditional pub-grub. The menu

to dining, you can come in for dinner

will consist of pasta everyone will

or drinks, or both. Aperitifs on the

recognise and seasonal vegetarian

balcony from 5 pm and pasta from 6

small plates. “There will be something

pm, DJs playing every night till late.

for everyone,” says John. “We’ll cater to vegans, celiacs and vegetarians.

The whole menu is really malleable; we can throw something together for someone who has particular tastes or dietary needs.”

The wine list is made up of local and interstate small producers using Italian varietals, as well as a whole

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chips. Exuding fresh nautical vibes and a

Drunken Sailor’s boasts a first-rate selection of

unique gourmet take on the traditional fish

Australian seafood.

be Adelaide’s newest go-to eatery to chow down.

Enjoy traditionally battered or wood-oven baked

runken Sailor isn’t your average cup o’

and chips, the fully licensed venue is shaping up to South Australian Flathead, Tasmanian Salmon and “Drunken Sailor doesn’t offer your average fish

Northern Territory Barramundi cooked to flaky

and chips. We pride ourselves on locally caught,

perfection. Or for something that’ll really get you

fresh fish. The catch of the day changes regularly

swimming, tuck into the range of modern dishes

depending on what can be sourced right here in

including Lobster Rolls, Vietnamese Salmon Salad

Australia,” says head chef, Hien Nguyen.

Bowls and Prawn Bao Buns.

The fresh O’Connell Street addition serves up an

It’s o-FISH-al, Drunken Sailor is sure to make waves

array of classic crowd pleasers as well as unique

in the Adelaide foodie scene. So assemble the

seafood offerings with a contemporary spin. All

crew and walk the plank down to North Adelaide

locally caught and fresh from the line each day,

to snap up the best in local, fresh seafood.

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RECIPE

BY JESSIE SPIBY

Kim Chi, the vego way

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ermenting vegetables is like magic.

This tasty little kim chi recipe is truly maximum

Turning an unassuming cabbage into a

reward for almost next to no effort. Wait patiently

fizzing, tangy flavour fest is something

for a few days for the ferment to take place and

cultures from across the globe have been

you’ll have your taste buds buzzing contentedly and

doing for centuries. The fermenting process

your body will bloody love you for it. Traditionally

works by intentionally spoiling foods which not

a fermented fish sauce is used, however as this

only preserves them but also turns them into

version is vegan friendly I have opted for miso. Red

something tummy pleasingly wonderful.

miso is ideal as it’ll bump up the umami flavours similar to fish sauce and also help give viscosity to

Known for being excellent at restoring gut health,

the paste helping it stick to the cabbage leaves.

increasing vitamin levels in veggies, having cancer fighting properties as well as helping

My love of fermented food is something that

to remove toxins from the body, the benefits

continues to grow and grow. Aside from all the

of fermentation to food is an impressively long

wonderful health benefits, the fact that fermented

list. Once you get a taste for the funky ferment

food just tastes so damn good is essentially what

fizz your body will naturally keep craving the

keeps me going back for more. Give this recipe a

goodness.

crack and get yourself gut happy.

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Rinse and drain cabbages well. Have a little taste, the leaves should taste quite salty, however if the salt is overpowering they might

• Your choice of glass jars or crock,

need a second wash.

sterilised

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• 1/2 – 1 cup of unrefined quality salt flakes

While your cabbages are brining prepare your kim chi paste.

• 1 small daikon, julienned • 2 small carrots, julienned

Kim Chi Paste

Blitz water, garlic, ginger, chilli powder, onion,

diverse array of colour and beauty found

paste. I like mine to still have a few lumps and

in nature in her cooking. She celebrates

bumps. Mix the carrot, daikon and spring

modern day Australia by melding

onions into the kim chi paste.

traditional Asian and European flavours and techniques with our own beautiful

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• 2 cm of fresh ginger peeled and finely grated • 1 1/2 cups Gochugaru (Korean chili powder)

Use your hands or a pastry brush to cover

Australian native and locally sourced

each of the leaves thoroughly and evenly. Pack

ingredients creating a vibrant, fun menu

the cabbage tightly into your prepared jars.

for her catering business Jessie Does

Be sure to press down and remove any air

Food.

bubbles. Inserting a chopstick can help release

• 2 tbs red miso paste (one with no added

bubbles. You might need to break down your

colours or flavours)

cabbage quarters/halves to get a tight fit.

• 1 1/2 tbs sugar

8.

Cover your jar with a tea towel and let your kim chi sit on a bench top for around

Method

2-3 days. You’ll notice the kimchi will have created more liquid (you can test by pressing down on the cabbages) and it should have started bubbling. This is the ferment starting.

For this recipe we are using the dry

Leave the jars out for a few more days to

brining method. It uses less salt and

get a stronger ferment if you desire, then

takes a shorter amount of time

transfer your jars to the fridge to slow down the ferment. Your fermented kim chi will

1.

Sterilise and dry your chosen crock or jar and

deepen in flavour, get tangier and more sour

lid before getting started.

the longer you leave it to ferment. It can last up to 6 months in the fridge, however best

2.

3.

and growers, Jessie celebrates the

miso paste, and sugar into a relatively smooth

• 1 cup water

• 1/2 onion, roughly chopped

local produce. Passionate about supporting local food producers

6.

• 4 spring onions, chopped finely

• 1-2 garlic bulbs, peeled and crushed

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irst and foremost it is all about

“For me our food should reflect our cities, the people that call them home and their culture, heritage and experiences.

I like that through history we see cuisine evolve from migrants and trade between cultures.

I love learning from such cultural influences and it’s what I search for when visiting new cities.”

Thoroughly wash the wombok. Quarter large

consumed within a month. If you notice an

cabbages, or halve smaller ones, trim up any

unpleasant sour smell or signs of mold, do not

Keep an eye out for Jessie at Plant 4

roots, hard or brown ends.

consume your kim chi. It has turned and must

where she is a resident event caterer,

be discarded.

and at Ferment Festival happening in October 2017.

Rinse the cabbages in cold clean water.

Sprinkle the salt flakes between each of the cabbage leaves. Be careful to ensure you

NOTES

evenly salt the leaves to get an even brining

Please do try and use Gochugaru (Korean

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chilli) in this recipe. The flavour is more

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and leave them for a minimum of 2-3 hours,

mild than other chillis and adds an

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have time. Turn the cabbages ever half an

You’ll be able to get your hands on it at

hour or so. You’ll begin to notice they start to

most Chinese grocers including Kim Wang

soften and lose liquid. They’ll begin to shrink

Supermarket at the Adelaide Central

down in size too. This is what you’re after.

Markets/China Town.

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BY TAMMY TU

INTRODUCING:

SPARKKE CHANGE BEVERAGE CO If you’ve been to one of Adelaide’s boutique bottle shops lately – or you might have even spotted them at the Beer & BBQ Festival – it’s hard to miss that white can with a special message on the front. Sparkke Change Beverage Co is exactly what their name suggests, a boutique beverage brand that is looking to disrupt a four billion dollar a year industry that is male dominated and spark a change in the world.

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fter market research by co-founder Kari Allen into whether there was room for another craft brewing company in

the Australian market, she found the ‘millenial’ population that was driving the growth in the beer industry wanted “authentic inclusive brands that share their values”. From this came the idea for Sparkke: a female run, South Australia-based company that represents diverse orientations, cultures and backgrounds, and champions different social causes on each of the products. Take for example, the ‘Consent Can’t Come After You Do’ Apple Cider which defines consent on the can and also serves up a crisp apple cider brewed by head brewer Agi Gagic.

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Sarah Lyons and Agi Gagic

proceeds from sales go back to the organisation the can supports: The Equality Campaign.

Other brews in the range created by Agi include a ginger beer that says that there are ‘Boundless Plains To Share’ with asylum seekers, the pilsner that wants to ‘Change The Date’ of Australia Day and the ‘Nipples Are Nipples’ hard lemonade which advocates for gender equality. Each of these cans see 10 per cent of direct sales (and 4 per cent of channel sales) go back to organisations supporting the cause on the can. On how they chose each social cause and how they make their message so clear, Agi says it is down to a group effort between the team and the community. “We listen to each other; we listen to our community and converse long and hard,” she explains. “We then do a lot of research and have position papers written up by subject experts in order to fully understand and respect the cause and to find out what aspect of the cause should be addressed on our can”. campaign, a success that has allowed them to

As for what’s next for Sparkke Change? They’re

under 30, Agi has been responsible for mastering

can their first sparkling wine – a concept which

looking at opening a physical brewery and urban

Sparkke’s amazing alcoholic beverages. “My

is still foreign in the Australian market but is

winery next. In the short term, they’ll be creating

desire to brew professionally came from a

seeing incredible growth around the world. “It has

limited edition brews that will be keg only as well

love of beer (obviously), wanting to work

been challenging to shift the stigma that comes

as adding a new permanent brew to the line up.

with my hands and create, a fascination with

attached to canned wine, especially given that

“In the next couple of months, we have a New

science and a realisation that I could marry my

people can’t try it at the bottle shop or pub just

England Pale Ale coming out that will be talking

studies in sustainability with the practice of

yet,” Agi says. “We have a very small amount from

about climate change, and we’ll be supporting

commercial brewing,” she says. After meeting

our trial batch, the reaction to the quality of it has

a pretty incredible organisation,” Agi says on

Sparkke’s co-founders Kari and Rose [Kentish],

been astounding, and we currently have some

a final note. “Sparkke’s also off to England this

the rest is history. Their team has grown from

of the country’s top wine writers getting ready

September,” she says. “We have big plans”.

word of mouth and is very much rooted in

to write positively about it”. Made by resident

the supportiveness of family, friends and a

winemaker and Pernod Ricard Scholarship holder,

community that has a strong moral compass and

Sarah Lyons, the can’s message is ‘Say I Do’ and

believe in what they’re doing.

was brewed in support of marriage equality – an apt subject for current times in Australia. As with

The proof in the pudding is their recent Pozible

the other beverages, it will see 10 per cent of

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BY DASHA ROMANOWSKI

KIM CHURCHILL Aussie folk-rock crooner Kim Churchill has just released his fifth studio album Weight_Falls, which hit shelves on August 25.

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he record sees Churchill delving into a

What was the inspiration behind the album?

What can punters expect from

fresh take on his sound where he makes

I called it Weight_Falls interestingly because I

the Weight_Falls tour?

use of chopped-up samples, intricate

spent eighteen months recording an album, and

I do a one-man-band thing with a kick drum, snare

harmonies and layered beats after

then I sat down with my team for a meeting on a

drum, tambourine, harmonica and guitar, and

teaching himself basic production skills at home.

Friday and we had a discussion about potentially

that’s always been my thing from my days busking

The result is a new and authentic sound for

spending money on having the album remixed

on the street. I didn’t want to throw that all out

the young musician, who views the album as a

because we felt there was something not quite

for the bigger approach, and when I demoed

“celebration of getting back to who you really are”.

right about it. They had found a person they liked

those new songs in that week I discovered

and they showed me a mix and they said, “it’s

GarageBand. [The songs] had a slightly more

Churchill kicks off his headline album tour in

gonna cost this much money”. It wasn’t much,

off-the-grid symmetrical feel, like a Wes Anderson

mid-September, making a stopover in Adelaide

but it was enough for me to go, “guys, I can

film. So I was like, okay, how am I gonna bring

on October 10. With a brand new live setup that

record an entire new album for that amount of

that to life onstage? And I decided to get two

will feature two drummers working alongside

money.”

drummers instead of the band. I have a drummer

the multi-instrumentalist to bring the sounds of

on either side of me that sings, and we sing three-

Weight_Falls to life, this will be Churchill as you’ve

So I shelved that album, and I wrote a new album

part harmony. It’s very exciting to be bringing

never seen him before.

in a week. We went back in the following Friday

something so new and unique to the people that

and I demoed 14 new songs. I reckon I was

know my stuff.

How are you feeling about

writing 16 hours a day non-stop that entire week.

the album release?

[It was an] odd, liberated headspace of clarity. I

I tend to have quite a short attention span, so

knew exactly the songs I needed to write, [and] I

I record an album and release it very quickly

think after struggling for so long with that other

without thinking too much about it. It’s essentially

album, it felt like an enormous weight falling

the same but this time we have quite a lot of

away and I was able to write freely and honestly

major record labels involved. In that respect it’s

[again].

an incredibly exciting time for me. I feel like I’m playing with the big boys, so to speak.

KIM CHURCHILL WILL PLAY AT FAT CONTROLLER ON OCTOBER 10. HIS ALBUM WEIGHT_FALLS IS OUT NOW.

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BY MICHAELA MCGRATH

Notoriously known as “that guy with the beard”, Ryley Smithson is so much more than his impressive facial hair. Between an obvious flair for mixing killer tunes and his infectious charisma, Ryley is a permanent resident of Adelaide’s thriving music scene.

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riving us home with Fresh 92.7 every weekday, hitting the decks on the reg and recently speaking candidly about mental health, it’s no wonder so many

people tune into Ryley for their afternoon commute.

We chat to the legend himself to get the deets on all things Ryley.

Hey Ryley, you demonstrate an obvious mixing finesse each day on Drive, where did this passion for music spring from?

I can pinpoint my taste in music to watching late night Rage as a teenager. Guest programmers like Fatboy Slim really helped to expand my knowledge early on. When I was 15 I used to go to a blue light disco in Glenelg [but] then when I was 16 they would no longer let you go. So I started working there as a way to see my friends. While I was there I started helping out as a DJ, then moved on to doing parties, pubs, weddings and then came the clubs.

What are you inspired by? Are there any particular influences or motivations making their way into your mixes lately?

Anyone being different really. Fatboy Slim was a huge influence. The way he would take music

vibes, Skrillex and Poo Bear - Would You Ever is

Your affinity for innovation has sparked

which wasn’t dance floor friendly and mix it with

my guilty pleasure. And locally, Tigerilla is killing

some pretty amazing projects and often sees

stuff is something that I still do today. Soulwax was

the game, this guy has a bright future. Saw him at

you with your fingers in a few pies. What’s up

also a band who had a big influence - seeing them

Groovin The Moo earlier in the year, and he had so

next for Ryley?

on stage at Big Day Out in their tuxedos blew my

much charisma!

I’m just about to launch my events company,

mind. I still wear shirts to all of my gigs.

Tennyson Events (www.Tennyson.events) I’ve been Day Club had an incredible 2016/17 season,

really blessed for the last 15 years; I’ve never had

Whether it’s live on-stage or via

can you spill the beans on what we can expect

to advertise, it’s been all word of mouth. People

the airwaves, what’s your go-to jam

for this summer’s lineup?

have seen the work I do - so now it’s time to tell

to get a crowd going?

I can indeed - and it’s not artists... It’s wine! Instead

everyone about it. There’s some pretty interesting

Move Your Feet - Junior Senior. I was thinking

of bringing in artists from overseas and interstate,

stuff in the works - I have a DJ set up on the

about it the other night, it works in every single

we are focusing on the best produce from SA and

back of a bike built by local legend Josh from

context, from clubs to weddings. It’s just great!

really growing those relationships. Day Club was

Wholegrain Studio.

Is there anybody we should definitely

showcase the best that this state has to offer, and

be listening to? Who are you digging

right now we want that to be the produce. Our

at the moment?

first show for the season is at Whistler Wines on

So, outside of radio, I have a pretty different taste

October 7th. Music is by myself and a bunch of

in music. Currently on repeat is Mammal Hands’

amazing local selectors.

album ‘Floa’. If we are talking about dancefloor

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CHASING

BY NICOLA CROSS

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t rolls around every year and

We each have a hefty bucket list

the name implies a shipwreck has

chocolate and my hair is often

it’s never easy to stomach.

so we planned our trip around our

made home on the sand. Some

braided. As much as I would like to

Dusting off the UGG boots

dream destinations and made a pact

would suggest this island was

claim this as stylish- truth is, it’s due

and bringing out the winter

that no destination would be placed

made purely for Instagram. So as all

to the pure hatred I have of washing

in the too hard basket.

committed bloggers do; I sucked

it. You also might know when I have

in my gyros belly and sat on a very

a had a few too many drinks I claim

woollens while being (what seems like) the only person left in Adelaide while the rest of the city is sipping

My list included; Zakynthos

uncomfortable and borderline risky

I am from Switzerland. I knew if

cocktails in Greece. This winter,

(Shipwreck Island). Two red eye

rock to get my favourite photo of

this was a fib I wanted to continue I

my partner Pat and I were one of

flights, a night in the airport, some

the trip- it was worth it. I could now

needed to at least visit the country

the lucky ones to jet set over for a

bad hygiene, a bus, and a hire car

relax and lap up the sunshine next to

I pretend is home. I am a lover of

European summer.

but, eventually we got there. I had

the conveniently parked ice-cream

all activities so for me, a day spent

seen photos on Instagram but they

truck and my world was pretty much

hiking through Kandersteg to find

Our 6-week holiday started in

do this beach no justice. The water

peachy. Next stop, Switzerland.

hidden fresh water lakes was my

Santorini where gyros and sunsets

is a sparkling turquoise where you

were high priorities. Next stop

can see straight to the pebbles

Those who know me personally

national park is complete with a

was Italy, followed by Switzerland,

that lay below. It is surrounded by

would be aware my body survives

mountain coaster that takes you

Netherlands, Germany and France.

cliffs covered in vegetation and as

on a concerning amount of

for a speedy ride through the

idea of heaven. The Kangersteg

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• mountains. I found much happiness

When we arrived at the mountain

take you so far. The days we hadn’t

in beating the small children and

surrounded lake we were nothing

planned were the ones we’ll never

clocking a faster time.

short of speechless. We both stood

forget. The people, the cultures, the

staring, as if time stood still, it really

food comas and the wandering are

My third bucket list destination is

was breathtaking and a perfect

what become the richest memories.

Pragser Wildsee (google it – and

opportunity for more photos to

My tip to you (much like Nike) is just

prepare to gasp). It is a lake in Italy

show the future grandchildren just

do it, jump of the cliffs, try the street

but not far from Austria. The easiest

how hip we once were. That night

food, sit with locals, take the red eye

way for us to get there was to road

we ate a 7 course meal which forced

flight. Nothing is to be put in the too

trip from Venice; we had been

me to unbutton my pants and be

hard basket, just be immersed and

warned driving in Italy is a leading

carried back to our room, romance

eat the bread.

cause of divorce yet we were happy

is not dead.

to risk our relationship for it, and I am glad we did. Although we found

I wish I could sit here all day

ourselves squealing on the wrong

telling you the ins and outs of all

side of the road once or twice it

we saw and all we did but truth is,

was an adventure worth having.

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Get up to see a sunrise in every city- there is nothing more humbling than being the only people at a usually bustling landmark.

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Avoid being the guy with a selfie stick.

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Take a Cooking lesson at Hotel Buca di Bucco, Positano.

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Eat many Croque de Monsieur in France

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Hire cars, scooters and/or quad bikes

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Take a shot at every bar; but also call your mum often

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JAYA, LILAH & LEILANI

BY TAMMY TU / PHOTOS BY JOSH GEELEN

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f you don’t know Jaya Suartika by name, you’ll definitely recognise his art. Known for his intricate and distinct tattooing style, he currently

runs his own studio XO L’Avant but when he isn’t adorning Adelaide with his art, he heads home to Croydon with his two girls, Lilah and Leilani.

Much like his work, Jaya’s house is clean but eclectic – filled with both simple wooden pieces and ones that are littered with stickers. “I just know what I like aesthetically,” he says when asked whether there was any planning involved.

“I like minimalism, earth tones and timber, and everything must have practicality and ergonomics”.

A permanent fixture in and around the house are bikes, skateboards and his motorbike. “Lilah is 13 years old and she is a contemporary dancer, and Leilani is 7 years old and an artist,” he says. “We don’t watch TV and all like to skateboard, go hiking and ride motorbikes”.

At Jaya’s, you’ll also find a super cool art collection from around the world. “[They are] by different artists from Ukraine, NYC, London, Austin, Los Angeles and Barcelona, but I also have a bunch of works from fellow Australian artists as well,” he says. And if the art in the hallway looks familiar, it’s because it is a collection of his own work, which he says are some old ideas and initial inputs to his own artistic endeavours.

Apart from the art, he also has an abundance of indoor plants, which he credits to his sister Nadia (who is also a tattoo artist at XO L’Avant).

“She gifted me a plant one time, and ever since, I have enjoyed adding to the collection”. But keeping them alive has been his job, “These plants are all cared for by me. I know, I amaze myself sometimes,” he laughs.

As for his favourite thing at home? “Although it’s not ideal weather, I do love my hammocks,” he says. “My desk [which he built himself], my plants, my guitar, and I also have a projector for movie nights!”

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