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NEWS BY JAKIWOODS

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ive days, 10 runways and 20 events.

winners for the first time – Maria Panetta and

special guest, Coco Rocha, opened the show,

This year’s Adelaide Fashion Festival

Anthony May. The two final year TAFE SA fashion

leading the charge in an incredible beaded gown

presented by Mercedes-Benz Adelaide

students will now undertake a 12-month industry

from the ‘Gilded Wings’ collection that showed

saw over 12,500 people come together

mentoring program within the local fashion

in Paris earlier this year. Adelaide was then

industry.

treated to the debut of Paul Vasileff’s 2017 Spring

to celebrate our state’s innovative design and

Summer collection Wildflowers that concluded

style. Then of course, in its fifth year, A Night Of

with a standing ovation.

The Festival was opened by the game changing

Fashion At The Art Gallery presented by Adelaide

Lisa Messenger of Collective Hub with a long-

Fashion Festival with CLIQUE Mag was Saturday

Adelaide Fashion Festival creative director, Chris

table lunch prepared by Simon Bryant inside the

evening’s main event. This saw a record 700

Kontos, says through the programming, the

Mercedes-Benz Adelaide showroom. Lisa left

guests make their way down to the new runway

designs and the entire creative vision, they were

guests feeling inspired and remembering to “be

space inside the Exhibition Gallery to see the

able to show how Adelaide is making its mark on

unafraid always”.

newest collections from Australian fashion icon

the fashion industry.

Carla Zampatti and her daughter Bianca Spender, What do you call labels that aren’t exactly the

design duo Strateas Carlucci, Aje, Georgia Alice

“Having Coco Rocha attend the festival, wear

new kids on the block but also only made their

and Dion Lee.

local designers and open the Paolo Sebastian

debut in recent years? The New Classics. Evening

runway was next level,” Chris says. “Coco knows

three of the festival opened with looks from Acler,

Another veteran on the AFF schedule, Parades on

the fashion industry inside out and having her

Naomi Murrell, Elizabeth V, Good Studios, Sylvy

Norwood Parade presented by Norwood Place

support this event was a great moment.”

Earl and The Daily Edited all styled by fashion

showcased its precinct as one of Adelaide’s

doyenne Nicole Bonython-Hines to channel ‘70s

leading shopping destinations with a free outdoor

Our state’s talented established and emerging

vibes. We’re still bopping along to Filip With An

catwalk and the Norwood Fashion & Design

designers are putting Adelaide on the fashion

F’s soundtrack.

Market. Over 5,000 people attended.

map, and after a successful 2016 festival we can

After a showcase of designs by TAFE SA fashion

There was no other way to end the festival than

students on the Saturday afternoon, the coveted

with a Paolo Sebastian show that left the crowd

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INTRODUCING: AUTARK

nother successful Adelaide Fashion Festival presented by Mercedes-Benz Adelaide has just wrapped up. As we look back on all the familiar designers and the new kids on the block that appeared on the spectacular line-up, one particular name comes to mind. Sophia McMahon won the inaugural Premier’s Design Award at the 2015 festival with her graduate collection and has gone from strength to strength since then. After a 12 month mentorship program with the likes of Cul-de-Sac creative agency and the ladies from Acler, Sophia has established her own label – Autark. On the cusp of launching her first collection, we caught up with the talented homegrown creative to chat about all things Autark, AFF and beyond.

First off, can you tell us a little about yourself? Sure! After a career change I knew I wanted to work in the fashion industry, but I wasn’t sure in exactly what capacity. So I went to TAFE SA to study, which was great because it helped me to figure out more about my pathway. I discovered a love for design and decided that I wanted to start my own label. You won the inaugural Premier's Design Award at the 2015 Adelaide Fashion Festival. How has the resulting mentorship and life been since then? It’s been fantastic! I’ve learnt so much in that time, working with others with more experience than me in many different facets of the industry has been wonderful. Robyn [AFF event manager] and the team behind the Adelaide Fashion

Who is the ultimate Autark woman?

Festival have been so supportive, open and

She cares about her clothing, its origin and in

approachable. For the position that I’m in –

quality over quantity. She is fascinated by design,

starting a business straight out of TAFE – this has

shape and texture and loves to mix classic pieces

been a really invaluable experience.

with something different for an individual twist.

Tell us more about Autark and where

How did it feel to have your label be a part of

inspiration came from for your first collection?

the line-up for this year's Adelaide Fashion

Autark is a rebrand of my previous label, Atlas,

Festival?

and a new and fresh beginning since my

The fact that as Adelaide designers we have

graduation from TAFE SA. I wanted to focus on

access to such an incredible platform to share

slowing down the fashion design process to two

our work and the support we receive from the

collections a year and ensuring that the pieces

AFF – I feel it is really special. On that note it was

were carefully, ethically and locally made, with

so wonderful to see my designs on the runway

a focus on using natural fibres. The designs are

and to see them move – and in front of such a big

versatile investment pieces – with a twist – and

audience! The whole experience was surreal. It

are created to last for years. My hope is that

went so quickly.

details, such as the use of specially sourced hardware touches and silk lining, make them a joy

What is next for you and Autark?

to wear. I’ve certainly been enjoying them!

I’ve just finalised pre-order in November and

For this particular Autumn Winter ’17 collection,

production on the current collection is starting

a lot of the inspiration came from the Sophia

now. That way, pieces will be available for

Coppola movie, The Virgin Suicides. I think

purchase online as soon as possible. I’m also

knowingly or not, the palate and style of the

plotting future collections, which I’m very excited

movie influenced the collection as it has a

about. I can’t wait to continue to develop my

distinct ‘70s feel to it, with silhouettes, the use of

designs and ideas with every season.

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NEWS BY NIKI DAHLENBURG

fter a hugely successful debut at the 2016 Adelaide Fringe and following on from

a highly acclaimed season on London’s

Southbank, the boys (and girls) from BARBU are back for 2017. As raucous as ever, their unique combination of circus and cabaret is sure to knock your socks off. A French word, translated to mean “bearded man”, BARBU is sexy circus at its best. It showcases astonishing acrobatics and dazzling displays of strength, performed by a collection of painfully gorgeous French Canadians with beautifully manicured beards and half-naked

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companies, Cirque Alfonse, and hosted for the 2017 Adelaide Fringe Festival inside the refreshed Gluttony venue in Rymill Park, BARBU promises to deliver much of Pick of the Fringe weekly award winner, as well as a few new routines and faces that are sure to leave you begging

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for more. One of 95 shows with ‘Earlytix’ available to purchase already via the Adelaide Fringe website and in Adelaide for a strictly limited season, tickets are sure to sell out fast. If circus is your thing and you possess a fine appreciation for strong, handsome men in boots, tight black undergarments and barely anything else (I mean really,

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Maidment and choreographer Kevin Maher were 2015/16 Rebel Heart World Tour) Blanc de Blanc is sure to become one of the Fringe’s most talked about shows and a breathtaking spectacle you won’t want to miss. Blanc de Blanc has enjoyed sell out seasons this year at the Sydney Opera House and the 2016 Brisbane Festival and the 2017 Adelaide Fringe Festival is sure to be no different. A world-class cabaret produced and performed by some of the best in the biz, this mesmerising original production will ignite the imagination and stimulate the senses. A glitzy, gripping, glamorous show centered around everyone’s favourite tipple, Blanc de Blanc is an intoxicating

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breathtaking demonstrations of strength and divine beauty, complimented by lighter moments

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of playfulness and humour, the skilled performers deliver an unforgettable performance that will saturate you in amazement and drench you in awe.

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SOAP

Presented by Art Projects Australia and showing at the 2017 Adelaide Fringe Festival in the revitalised Gluttony venue in Rymill Park alongside other perennial Fringe circus favourites such as Barbu and Papillion, Soap’s beautiful bath time antics will

Rub-a-dub-dub, sexy acrobats in a tub. And best of all – you’re invited.

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MADDY LITTLE SAGE

Where did you find inspiration for your

graduate collection?

The collection TIDES is a contemporary Australian

Inspiration for my graduate collection came

I had been really inspired by an artist called Sara

twist on modern Japanese street wear. I was

from a combination of designers and style

Golish, who created these beautiful afrofuturism/

influenced by the forms and silhouettes of

icons. The first most inspirational designer is my

realism portraits and I wanted to design for the

Japanese street attire and the use of colour

Nanna, Domenica, who introduced me to the

women in them. A clear concept was really devel-

from designers and brands like Jeremy Scott

world of fashion and still is the most talented

oped when I sourced the brocade in my collection

(Moschino), Reg Mombassa (Mambo) and

in the business. The other inspiration came

that elevated the designs.

Gorman. In my life I am always drawn towards

from my favourite designers Ralph & Russo,

colourful things, the collection aims to embrace

Paolo Sebastian and Marchesa along with style

What techniques and fabrics did you use to

the colour spectrum – an avenue rarely explored

icons Olivia Culpo, Jesinta Campbell and Rosie

complete your graduate collection?

in men’s clothing.

Huntington-Whiteley.

In my garments I experimented with pleating,

What techniques and fabrics did you use to

be 3D printing. I started experimenting with 3D

complete your graduate collection?

prints earlier in the year and I was so intrigued by

The garments and accessories are crafted

Unique laces and soft silks sourced from different

its potential application in fashion. In the Sage

primarily from linen and cotton. With a

places of the world, such as Italy and Indonesia,

collection you will see details that I have designed,

background in graphic design I have a passion

were used along with a technique called draping,

modelled and printed such as D-rings, accessories

for designing prints and patterns, which is a

which I see as an important part of the designing

and hidden internal structures.

distinguishing feature of my designs. I designed

process as it forms the structure of a garment.

fraying and denim washes but my favourite would

Describe the Sage girl...

prints, hand dyed and hand printed/painted the Describe the Sonjra Dee girl...

The Sage girl is strong, confident and playful. She

The Sonjra Dee girl isn’t a specific ‘girl’. It is

acknowledges trends but does not fixate on them,

Describe the W&W Co. man?

someone who wants to feel even more beautiful

creating her own sense of style and making a

TIDES is a runway collection, therefore the

than they already are no, matter the age, size,

statement. Attention to detail is important to her,

garments are far more extravagant than the

background or status.

and she is excited by the use of technology in her

majority of fabric I used in the collection.

garments.

average person would wear in their every day lives. In saying that, anyone that wants to wear

What did you find most valuable from studying

my clothes can. I wish that there were more men

at TAFE SA?

What did you find most valuable from studying

who weren’t afraid of colour.

The things I found most valuable from studying

at TAFE SA?

at TAFE SA was the access to many talented

I think what has been most valuable is gaining the

What did you find most valuable from studying

lecturers. We are very lucky to have been taught

confidence and skills to work within many areas of

at TAFE SA?

by such amazing leaders who pushed us to the

the fashion industry.

I enjoyed going to a place where my ideas were

best of our abilities. What are your plans now that you've

nurtured, expanded upon and realised. TAFE SA is a great institution for learning practical skills –

What are your plans now that you've

completed your Bachelor of Creative Arts

in two years I was able to go from never touching

completed your Advanced Diploma of Fashion

(Fashion) at TAFE SA and Flinders University?

a sewing machine, to being able to construct an

Design and Technology (LMT60307)?

When I graduate I will be going into a full-time

entire collection.

Continue on with dressmaking and focus of the

position at Australian Fashion Labels. I have been

area of formal and bridal wear.

working part-time with The Fifth Label and I am

What are your plans now that you've completed your Advanced Diploma of Fashion Design and Technology (LMT60307)?

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a successful South Australian business and finally working in the industry after all the years of study.

Having just completed my diploma it’s hard to know the exact direction that W&W Co. is

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1. Lay your shirt flat and buttoned up to measure along a curve from the front button

Thanks to our attention span now averaging an

stand to the RHS shoulder. Then cut a 15cm

entire eight seconds, we’re onto the next 'thing'

wide rectangular panel in your chosen fabric

quicker than ever, leaving a trail of disposable

double this length. Repeat for the LHS,

destruction in our wake.

mirroring this curve from button stand edge to shoulder.

Now don’t get us wrong, we’re chronic throwerouter-ers, however, we were really taken back by

2. Next, measure across the back of shirt in

learning that 85% of textiles end up in landfill,

desired curve from shoulder to shoulder.

making clothes (closely behind oil) the second

Again, cut a 15cm wide rectangular panel

largest source of pollution. Working in the fashion

double this length.

industry, we find this pretty darn concerning… So what better reason to rework something you

3. Now we want to secure the gather on

already have, for a DIY that doesn’t break the

each ruffle panel. Grab your needle and

bank or the environment!?

thread and wide stitch evenly across the length of fabric, 1cm down from the top

The runways have spoken – what’s old is again

edge.

new, especially when it comes to frou-frou! Some styles admittedly reminiscent of Jerry Seinfields’

Ensure to leave long threads on either end to

infamous 'Puffy Shirt' and kindergarten photo day

pull and create the gather.

get-ups circa the early ’90s, it’s officially all about

Manipulate the gathers to reduce the fabric

ruffles.

strip to half its total length and gently iron to secure.

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on the revered ruffle bandwagon. With an old

leaving a 1cm seam allowance to stitch

shirt, some fabric scraps, scissors, a needle and

along. Then, at each shoulder, lift up front

thread, you can be too!

and back panels so the right sides of the fabric face one another. 5. Lastly, stitch your ruffles to your shirt leaving a 1cm seam allowance. 6. Fold ruffles down right side up, gently press and voila! Your old shirt has a second innings!

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C O M E S W E AT THIS SUMMER CLIQUE FIT brings you the ultimate combination of fun, fitness, health and wellbeing at Adelaide’s ultimate feel-good Fringe location, the Royal Croquet Club this summer. Come and experience a morning of fitness with some of Adelaide’s top trainers from Good Life Health Clubs, Cosmic Yoga Studio and Mbody. Whether it’s a Vinyasa Flow Yoga class or high impact ab, butt and thigh burning tone class, CLIQUE FIT will get your endorphins flowing and ready to take on 'mad March'. We all know how important the music is to a good work out so we have teamed up with two of Adelaide’s hottest DJ’s to get the party started – DJ Tink and Filip with an F will be on the decks fresh from 8am. We’ll also be teaming up with a bunch of Adelaide’s fittest ambassadors sponsored by Lululemon – who can also help get your gym wardrobe sorted with their pop-up shop on site at CLIQUE FIT. Also on offer will be complimentary dutch braids from the team at My Style Bar and a breakfast station from the new clean and green range from OTR. Think chia pudding and fresh fruit, muesli and yoghurt; the perfect way to refuel after your workout. Thirsty from all that sweating? Try The Juice Lab’s range of premium-quality, Australian-made juices that contain absolutely no added sugar, no concentrates and no artificial colours or preservatives. Want something stronger? The baristas from OTR will be there serving up their freshly roasted signature blend of 14 beans for your caffeine hit. It’s seriously good coffee. And we won’t let you leave with just a sore body – all attendees will be given an exclusive CLIQUE FIT gym bag jam packed with everything you need to keep CLIQUE FIT this summer. For more information visit www.cliquemag.com.au

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YOUR 2017 CLIQUE FIT TRAINERS ARE...

H E N R I E T TA M O O DY GET READY TO MEET HENRIETTA MOODY OF MBODY! HER CLIQUE FIT HIIT WORKOUT WILL GET YOUR ADRENALINE PUMPING AND FINISHING WITH A EUPHORIC HIGH.

enrietta’s workouts are known to

knew I could and thought I just can’t wait to share

there. Set some short term goals for yourself, even

be super high-paced, tough, and

this with others.

weekly ones that you know you will be able to do (for example, drink an extra litre of water or ten minute

a blend of strength and cardio, all How has your life changed since choosing

walk per day). Honestly, if you are new to the health

a Justin Beiber remix. She gives us the low down

this career/lifestyle?

and fitness world, take the time to get a professional

on what to expect on the day and how she made

Fitness and health completely changed who I am

to help you get started. Even if it is a couple of

the swap from law degree to fitness.

today. I used to look at things and think, "No way."

sessions to set goals and get your skill set. At home

I now look at them and say, “Yep I’ve got this”. Half

programs can be brilliant but also very dangerous on

What can CLIQUE FIT attendees expect

marathon? Why not. Jump on that ridiculously high

your bodies without proper technique. You will get a

from your class on the day?

box? I’ll give it a go. Muay Thai boxing? Get me in

lot more out of the workouts doing them right.

CLIQUE FIT attendees can expect to sweat. I am going

there! Start a new business? Definitely.

while having a laugh and listening to

What’s your summer fitness tip?

to train this group of extraordinary individuals the same way that my Mbody babes get trained six days a

If someone’s never tried a HIIT workout before,

Don’t sweat the small stuff. Summer is here so

week. Sometimes coming to a group session can be

how would you describe it?

don’t stress if you don’t have your body exactly

a little intimidating. It’s that same concept of going for

If you love the feeling of adrenaline pumping through

where you wanted it... honestly raising your cortisol

a run and comparing your speed or stride to others.

your system, sweating from head to toe, that euphoric

levels is just going to make you retain weight on

It’s time to throw that mindset out the window and

high of walking (or shuffling) out of a session knowing

your midriff. So take a deep breath in and make

realise that the person next to you is in it for the same

you gave 110% and you can now take on the world.

the decision right now that no matter what has

reason – to be the best version of themselves, to have

Well, that is high intensity workouts.

happened in the past, you are going to make some small changes today. They all add up to make a

fun and to laugh over how tough the session is. If you are new to the fitness world don’t be afraid, I will give

How would you describe your training style?

massive difference. Go for a walk or smash out a

plenty of options. This is your opportunity to try an

Mbody training is super high intensity. You walk

little at home HIIT workout. My absolute favourite

Mbody HIIT session outdoors. How cool is that?

into the Mbody grid and you psych yourself into

thing to do every day is set your intention for your

what is ahead of you. It is fast paced (often without

day. What are you going to achieve? What type of

When did you first get interested

too many breaks), it is tough with exciting new

person are you going to be? What little goal is going

in health and fitness?

combinations of exercises. It blends strength and

to get done today? All is achievable.

I was finishing off my law degree and completely

cardio. Justin Beiber remixes are often blasting

knew it wasn’t for me. I had what I thought was

and it’s just a positive exhilarating experience.

a 'healthy' diet. I was frustrated with my body, not getting results and most of all I felt lethargic

What advice would you give to someone

and flat. I made the decision I wanted a change.

who’s new to all of this, and needs some

I started researching and studying fitness and

small steps to get started?

health, began working at an Adelaide health club

Don’t think about how far you have to go. It can

and immediately knew this world was for me. I

be beyond daunting looking at other people’s end

lost over 15kgs, and I was doing things I never

results and thinking of what you need to do get

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SANDRA CIUFFINI INTRODUCING GOODLIFE HEALTH CLUBS’ INSTRUCTOR SANDRA CIUFFINI WHO WILL BE TAKING AN AB, BUTT AND THIGH BURNING ACTIVE TONE CLASS AT CLIQUE FIT.

What advice would you give to someone

andra’s class will target the common

happier woman, mother and friend as finally I

trouble areas with intensive exercises

am enjoying work, especially seeing my class

who’s new to all of this, and needs some

influenced by Pilates and resistance

attendees work towards their fitness goals. Also,

small steps to get started?

training designed to tone you up and

being a role model for my children showing them

Firstly, I give all new attendees a huge welcome

give you the posture-enhancing benefits of better

that you need to look after yourself by moving

as for many this can be the hardest decision they

core strength.

your body and making healthy food choices.

had to make, then move to reassuring all that

Finally, fitness for me is not only about having a

together we will get through the class feeling

What can CLIQUE FIT attendees expect

great toned butt, it’s more about empowering

amazing. If you are injured prior to coming into

from your class on the day?

myself and others in believing in self, becoming

any class, it is also important to advise your

All CLIQUE FIT attendees will experience a class

strong both physically and mentally.

instructor so modifications can be made for you. Most importantly for anyone who’s new to

which is suitable for all ages and fitness levels with many variations of each move ensuring

If someone’s never tried Active

classes, I always recommend that for the first few

all attending on the day walk away feeling

Tone before, how would you describe it?

classes you take it a little easy giving yourself

successful. CLIQUE FIT attendees will also

Active Tone will tone and reshape your body,

time to adjust to a new routine.

discover, through lots of laughs, muscles which

this class will lift your butt, tone your legs and

might not have been used for a while and moves

reshape your hips, while strengthening your lower

What’s your summer fitness tip?

they thought they could never achieve.

back. It will also work on your abs and arms. In

My summer fitness tip – spend time with family

other words, this class is a one stop workout for

and friends, eat well and smile, smile, smile. It’s

When did you first get interested

anyone who has never attended a class and for

the best gift you can give to others. Finally, be a

in health and fitness?

anyone who is looking to improving their bodies.

bit cheeky and have that glass of wine.

I have always been active throughout my life,

All you need is a great attitude, a bottle of water

starting way back when at St. Dominic’s Priory

and a mat – it’s that easy.

College when I was a very keen netball girl, to enjoying group fitness classes. I enjoy feeling

How would you describe

good after a workout having my body work for me

your training style?

and me for it. Fortunately for me, I have turned

My training style is really simple – ensuring that

my interest into a successful career with Goodlife

all attendees are successful on the day and

Health Clubs.

encouraging all to do a little more each day. In

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the reasons why the move is performed and

choosing this career/lifestyle?

what results can be expected, as when you know

My life has gone through a huge 180 degree

the ‘how’s and why’s’ you are more likely to take

turn around since changing my career from the

part. Not forgetting a great sense of humour, as

banking industry back in the mid ’80s to the

sometimes classes are challenging and we all

health and fitness industry. For myself, I am a

need help towards the finishing line.

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INESE MEIERS AFTER A HIGH INTENSITY WORKOUT, INESE MEIERS FROM COSMIC YOGA STUDIO WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH A VINYASA FLOW CLASS TO HELP CONNECT YOUR MIND AND BODY THROUGH BREATH AND MINDFUL MEDITATIVE-MOVEMENT, CULTIVATING OPENNESS, ELEGANCE AND STRENGTH.

nese tells us how she’s taken her yoga

begin to take your practice off the mat and into

which offers two weeks of unlimited yoga for only

practice off the mat and into all aspects of

all aspects of your life. I have learnt that we are all

$30. I then encourage new students to trial a few

her life, and how you can introduce it into

connected energetically. Our words, our actions

different classes and teachers to find that perfect

your fitness regime to either stretch, rest or

and our thoughts all have an energetic effect on

fit. We also offer a Back to Basics Beginners course

others. Being aware of this encourages me to

at the studio, and this is an excellent introduction

treat others with acceptance, love, kindness and

to yoga.

unwind. What can CLIQUE FIT attendees

respect. Through the work of challenging Asana,

expect from your class on the day?

I have learnt to find peace in deep sensations and

What’s your summer fitness tip?

The CLIQUE Fit tribe can expect a juicy heartfelt

by overcoming my fears on the mat I now have

Practice yoga to experience the truth and the

Vinyasa Flow that is uplifting and deeply peaceful.

more courage off the mat. Physically I feel more

beauty of your own inner light – you will glow from

We will connect our mind and body through

grounded and have gained more strength and

inside out! Stay hydrated and go for beach walks

breath and mindful meditative-movement,

flexibility than ever before.

in the sunshine. Life is for living and loving, so smile and have fun!

cultivating openness, elegance and strength. If someone’s never tried yoga before, When did you first get interested

how would you describe it?

in health and fitness?

Yoga is a practice for everybody! It meets you

I took my first yoga class with Rebecca Richards

where you are at. Your practice may be an

in 2002 and loved the way it made me feel. It

opportunity to simply stretch, rest and unwind.

was nice to stretch and relax. I then dabbled

Or it can be incredibly potent, powerful and

with classes and an inconsistent practice for

transformative. The journey is yours for the taking.

years, but it was in 2011 I got down[ward-dog] and dirty with yoga. I needed to regulate big,

How would you describe your training style?

overwhelming emotions and yoga was the ultimate

I have no set routine, other than I love to move,

healer. I immersed myself into the teachings

breathe and meditate, especially in the morning.

and philosophy of yoga and started to notice

I practice yoga five times a week, mostly Yin,

significant changes mentally, emotionally and

Vinyasa and Aerial, depending on how I feel and

physically. Yoga gives us an opportunity to stop,

what I am needing on that day.

release and rest. When the mind slows down we are able to create space and it is in this quiet

What advice would you give to someone

space we can connect intuitively. We learn more

who’s new to all of this, and needs some

about ourselves and make skilful choices.

small steps to get started? Be with yourself in a kind, nurturing and non-

How has your life changed since

judgemental way. Have patience, go slow and

choosing this career/lifestyle?

enjoy the unfolding. At Cosmic Yoga Studio we

For me, the real transformation happens when you

recommend the Intro Pass to all new students,

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STEPHEN WOLFF DIAL UP YOUR CARDIO ROUTINE WITH STEPHEN WOLFF FROM GOODLIFE HEALTH CLUBS AT CLIQUE FIT.

tephen will be have you jumping,

If someone’s never tried Body Attack before,

I have met so many people since being in the

running, push-ups, side-steps, lunges

how would you describe it?

industry, a lot of them who are very close and

and everybody’s favourite, burpees, in

Body Attack is a fun, high-energy fitness class

long term friends.

the high-energy Body Attack workout.

with moves that cater for total beginners to

He gives us the low down what small steps to

total addicts. We combine athletic movements

What’s your summer fitness tip?

take if you’ve never tried high-intensity classes

like running, lunging and jumping with strength

Burn up what you put in! Meaning if you’re going

before.

exercises such as push-ups and squats. There are

to indulge, expect to train hard to burn it off. Love

lots of options for people who are just starting

what you do. Live 'the Goodlife'!

What can CLIQUE FIT attendees

out to people with injuries. We want to ensure

expect from your class on the day?

we cater for everyone. Combined with moves

My aim on the day for attendees will be: Fun.

and awesome music you will burn around 700

Energetic. Outdoors. Community. Family. Sweat.

calories.

Smiles.

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How would you describe your training style? When did you first get interested

I like to mix my training up a lot. This ranges from

in health and fitness?

strength, cardio, interval, functional and balance

When I finished Year 12 (many, many years ago),

relaxation training. It is really important to

my roommate convinced me to join a gym

have all styles of training in your schedule and

and participate in a group fitness class. I was

program. I train like this to ensure my body is in a

hooked from then. I started at the back row,

condition to the work that I do, and to ensure I’m

shy, overweight and not confident at all. Over

in the industry for as long as I can with minimal

time my confidence increased, my body was

injuries.

changing shape, and I liked what I was seeing. I was slowly making my way to the front row. It was

What advice would you give to someone

then I became a “front row junkie”. From here,

who’s new to all of this, and needs some

this is where my career started as a group fitness

small steps to get started?

instructor.

Be open minded. Try everything, but at your yourself! Do group fitness classes for the

choosing this career/lifestyle?

community culture for motivation. Train with a

This is not a career for me. It’s a lifestyle that I

personal trainer for confidence and to be shown

absolutely love! It has completely changed my life

how to train the right way. Be prepared to have

and who I am today.

highs and lows in your journey. The lows will only be short term, the highs will be forever. Have fun – exercise is a natural high. Train with a buddy.

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HEALTH BOOKS The Bikini Body: 28 Day Healthy Eating & Lifestyle Guide Kayla Itsines From Dymocks Burnside Village

Thug Kitchen: Eat Like You Give a F**k Thug Kitchen From Dymocks Burnside Village

A Cookbook (that happens to be vegan) Shannon Martinez & Mo Wyse

HEALTH BOOKS Looking for a new Spring read, or searching for the perfect gift? We bring you our curated list of the best books for the health-conscious reader... just in time for Christmas. Get inspired with these deliciously healthy recipes and give them a try for yourself!

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Fermented Foods for Vitality & Health Dunja Gulin From Imprints Booksellers

The Mediterranean Diet Dr Catherin Itsiopoulos From David Jones Adelaide Central Plaza

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FIT ADELAIDE

Discover some fitness gems and alternative ways to make you sweat this summer in our CLIQUE FIT feature. Let’s get physical, kids!

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CROSSFIT EAST ADELAIDE COACH ALICE JOLLY

CROS SFIT

KX PILATES NORWOOD STUDIO OWNER JAMES TRENERRY

K X PIL ATES

Get ready to see results with Crossfit. This highly addictive workout

New to Adelaide, KX Pilates has a unique, high performance take on a

promises to be varired, functional and challenging. Crossfit is a compre-

traditional Pilates class that sets them apart from other studios. KX Pilates

hensive and adaptable strength and conditioning fitness program where

fuses elements of traditional reformer Pilates, with cardio and endurance

you are training using your whole body. Your results will show increased

training to give you a high-intensity workout in just 50 minutes. Unlike

strength, increased cardio vascular fitness and increased confidence

other studios, KX focuses a little less on the precise core stabilisation of

and not forgetting the aesthetical transformations that can occur with a

clinical Pilates, by adding a specific cardio element so while the core is

mix of strength and high intensity training. If you’ve never been before,

still being activated, the rest of the body can be trained at a faster pace,

be warned that you will work hard but the amazing feeling afterwards will

giving you a full body workout. With a maximum of 12 people per class,

keep you coming back. This workout isn’t just for the elite, as it’s adapt-

you’re guaranteed to get the most out of your workout with individual

able to all fitness levels with coaches there to guide you through every

feedback and modifications for your fitness and ability level. KX Pilates

step of the way – they even offer classes for kids and teenagers. There’s

Norwood studio owner James Trenerry is excited to be able to bring this

a sense of comradery inside the Crossfit East Adelaide gym community,

revolutionary KX way of life to the people of Adelaide and will be your

ensuring each class is fun, engaging and always changing up. Crossfit

man on the ground from day one. James’ summer fitness tip is to not get

East Adelaide coach Alice Jackson says that living a healthy active life

caught up in the fitness trends of "lift and sweat until you hurt yourself".

all year round is key. During summer Alice likes to mix outdoor activities

He recommends finding a more sustainable approach to your health and

along with her gym workouts to maximise that good feeling you get from

fitness by investing in a lifestyle of nutritious foods and a workout regime

the fresh air and sunshine.

that strengthens, aligns and improves overall quality of life.

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NORTH ADELAIDE OWNER JAMES RUSSELL

P O W ER LI V ING YOGA

H Y P OXI NORTH ADEL AIDE

One of the largest yoga communities in Australasia, Power Living Yoga has

Haven’t heard of HYPOXI? It’s essentially a machine that targets your thighs,

opened their first Adelaide studio on Halifax St, just a few blocks from the

waist and bum to lose centimetres and cellulite – yes, this machine really

vibrant Central Markets. The studio space is like no other in the city, the red

does exist. There are a variety of machines that are designed to target

brick walls and high loft ceilings are filled with natural light and living greenery.

different problem areas, whether it is to banish a man’s middle area or

With floor to ceiling windows and fruit trees growing on the balcony, it feels like

tone a woman’s glutes. After a body consultation, you get fitted into the

a tropical oasis in the city. Power Living offers much more than just yoga, it’s a

appropriate neoprene gear and jump into the machine for a 30-minute,

modern-day physical and philosophical practice that›s relevant and accessible

low-impact exercise session. Whether it’s a gentle cycle or jog, you’ll be

for everybody. Their aim is to offer powerful and transformational classes to

able to catch up on the latest magazines or your emails while working

everyone who walks through their doors with a range of different styles from

out. The advanced vacuum and compression technology activates your

heated vinyasa yoga to deep yin yoga relaxation. First timers to vinyasa yoga

body’s natural system to burn specific areas – you’ll be working smarter,

can expect to sweat, laugh, be challenged and meet new friends. With ongoing

not harder! HYPOXI targets fat loss by increasing blood activity and

practice you’ll start feeling a powerful body, an open mind and a fearless heart.

circulation to areas of the body that have inadequate blood flow resulting in

Adelaide studio’s co-owner Tessa Leon’s summer fitness tip is to start the

circumference loss, cellulite reduction and fluid retention. HYPOXI Studio

morning with yoga so you leave feeling clear and refreshed for the day. “If you

North Adelaide owner James Russell and assistant Mel says you’ll see

prioritise that window of time to dedicate to your body and mental health each

optimum results by initially booking in three HYPOXI sessions per week for

day, you’ll set yourself up to move through the summer and crazy season with

four weeks in a row. And being appointment based, it’s hard to fall off track

more energy and less stress, to enjoy the fun times.”

as it encourages you to be consistent and follow the nutrition program.

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POWER LIVING ADELAIDE YOGA STUDIO OWNERS TESSA & TRITON

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STUDIO360’S CREATIVE DIRECTOR SAM STANTON PRECIZION DANCE DIRECTOR LAUREN PISANIELLO

STUDIO360’S MANAGING DIRECTOR KRISSY FEARNSIDE

PRECIZION DANCE

S T UDIO360 C YCLE

Precizion Dance is all about good vibes and you’ll probably have so much

Coming soon, Studio360 Cycle will be the new way to ride come January 2017.

fun that you’ll forget that you’re even working out! Their high-energy classes

The low impact workout where you decide how hard you want to work means

incorporate stretching, a core workout and cardio-based choreography to

that almost anyone can do it. In an everyday spin class the resistance is not

provide an all round fitness workout. Precizion specialise in hip hop dance

measured, leaving you unsure of how hard you should be working. That’s where

where they teach their students the latest trends in all styles of street and

Studio360 introduces their ‘Tech Pack’ on each bike to watch your current ‘load’

commercial dance – yes, you can learn how to move it like Beyoncé! You

or resistance level during the thrilling 45-minute class. This cycling session

can expect to work hard, be challenged and bang out to all the latest music.

doesn’t forget about your arms either, where you sit up tall on your bike, choose

Their classes are also designed to help build confidence and new skills as

your weight bar and enjoy an arm dropping, beat pumping upper body session.

you progress and improve at each class – because practice makes perfect!

During a Studio360 workout you will also increase your metabolism, immune

Whether you’re taking a recreational, technical or competition class, the

system and reduce your risk of injury. You’ll experience something brand new

Precizion team believe it’s important to love what you are doing and it’s their

to Adelaide at Studio360 in the first studio built like a stadium, where each bike

mission to make you love dance. Precizion Dance director Lauren Pisaniello’s

has a clear view of the instructor. The instructor sits on a rotating stage in the

summer fitness tip is to do more of what you enjoy so that fitness doesn’t

middle of the class, so you’ll observe every angle of their form and technique

seem like a chore. “I love walking, yoga and hip hop classes – I find these

so you can perfect your own. There are different classes on offer that vary

activities interested me, which makes staying active all year round for sum-

between music and fitness styles. Studio360’s creative director Sam Stanton

mer a lot easier,” Lauren says. We think the New Year is the perfect time to

recommends 2-3 classes of Studio360 per week, but he’s sure their beat

try something new by adding a dance class into your fitness mix.

pumping playlists will want you coming to see them every day.

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XTEND BARRE’S ANDREA ROBERTSON

STUDIO OWNER NAOMI KEYTE

JOYOGA

X TEND B ARRE

When you step inside the quiet and quaint studio of Joyoga,

Get ready to strengthen, lengthen and stretch the body from top to bottom, from

you’re coming into a non-intimidating space to practice yoga at your

inside out at Xtend Barre. The end result of this workout is a long and lean physique,

own pace. Joyoga specialise in Hatha Yoga, a holistic practice that

stronger abs and back muscles, improved endurance and overall energy, increased

addresses so much more than just the physical form, where you are

flexibility, greater body awareness, improved posture, toned arms, sculpted thighs

honing not only your body but your breath awareness and deeper

and a lifted derriere – what else could you ask for? With small class sizes, you’re

connection to self. Studio owner Naomi Keyte aims for people to have a

always offered individual attention with lots of verbal and tactile cues from their

positive experience within themselves and to feel nourished, as she finds

highly trained instructors, ensuring you see the best results from each and every

yoga to be an excellent form of self care. She has created a beautiful,

workout. Don’t forget that Xtend Barre is for everybody, as no matter what your

calm place for people to come and develop their yoga practice.

age or level of physical ability, your instructor will be able to modify or advance the

The Joyoga approach is gentle and encourages individuals to work

workout within each class to get you working at your best. Prepare to feel the burn

at their own pace, rather than feeling pressured to ‘keep up’.

and see the difference with Xtend Barre's ever-changing classes. They don’t just offer

Naomi’s summer fitness tip is to get out and explore this magical state.

barre classes, as they’re affiliated with Southside Clinic, where there’s a team of ten

“Whether it’s walking, swimming, kayaking or yoga – do what you love

osteopaths who use hands on techniques to reduce pain and restore mobility. Yoga

and try something new!”

and Pilates are also offered at both studios, so they really are the home for your health, fitness and wellbeing. Xtend Barre’s Andrea Robertson’s summer fitness tip is to buddy up with someone to keep your motivation high! “It’s always more fun to sweat with your favourite barre babe by your side,” Andrea says. Meet you at the barre.

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ALTERNATIVE SWEAT BY EMMA SMITHSON

Needing some alternative ways to get your sweat on? We’ve narrowed down some of our favourite (and unbelievably fun) activities to keep you fit and active this summer.

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take your skills to the next level with an Ultimate

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DISCOVER YOUR PASSION Get industry connected with TAFE SA

f you have a passion for hair and beauty and want to pursue a career in the industry, TAFE SA can help you get there with their range of hair and beauty courses on offer. TAFE SA offers real-world salon experience and the chance to make connections within the industry to prepare you for a career in the hair

and beauty industry. Students who study with TAFE SA will not only learn from industryexpert lecturers, they also have the opportunity to go out in the field and get the best first-hand knowledge and practical skills to support their education. We set out to meet a few of them pursuing their passions.

“It’s good to be able to apply the skills I’ve learnt at TAFE SA into real work – we’ve been learning how to wax and Sleek Skin specialises in waxing, so I’ve applied what I’ve learnt at TAFE but I’ve also been able to learn a lot of Elizabeth’s techniques that comes from years of experience,” Erika says.

SA, so it serves as a follow up and

A CAREER IN BEAUTY THERAPY qualification with TAFE SA is not

is both theory-based and extremely

only a higher education choice

practical, with students learning

for many students, but a head

popular beauty therapy treatments

start for a career. Meet 16-year-old

such as eyebrow tinting, waxing,

Erika Miegel, who is still completing

manicures and pedicures and make-

high school but is also currently

up artistry from qualified educators

studying a Certificate III in Beauty

and beauty technicians.

Services (SHB30115) at TAFE SA. For

constant practice for everything she has been learning. If track record is anything to go by, Elizabeth’s three current employees are also previous TAFE SA students who have graduated and found flourishing careers in the beauty field.

Erika, school is a necessity, but not

On top of this, students are also

her passion, which instead lies in

encouraged to go out and seek

beauty. Therefore, Erika has added

practical experience at qualified

another aspect of study on top of her

salons. Erika speaks extremely highly

schooling, which will prepare her for

of being out in the field and in her

entering the workforce with the skills

case, working at beauty salon Sleek

she needs in the career she knows

Skin & Body Solutions with qualified

The salon covers every beauty

makeup artist, retail cosmetic

she wants. The program at TAFE SA

beauty therapist, Elizabeth Spagnuolo.

treatment that is taught at TAFE

assistant or nail technician.

Beauty therapy courses range from Certificate II to Diploma level. Career opportunities for graduates of these courses may include salon or selfemployed work as a beauty therapist,

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A CAREER IN BARBERING hairdressing apprentices under their general Certificate III in

Hairdressing (SHB30416) but now they are offering a more male

basics, like colouring and perming, but it is now much more focused on male techniques,” Tim says.

men’s haircuts and teaching them all the specific skills. TAFE SA offers courses in salon assisting, hairdressing and barbering which range from

client-specific course with their

Certificate II through to Certificate

new qualification, the Certificate III in Barbering (SHB30516). This

Not only is it important to learn the

IV. Qualifications in hairdressing

makes them the first educational

theory, but also following it up with

prepare graduates for either an

institution in South Australia to offer

practical field experience. This is

apprenticeship or position providing

the course as a formal qualification.

where the work experience at Born

assistance within a hair salon.

We went out into the field to meet

Barbers has come into play, turning

Tim Hutton, a current student at TAFE

Tim’s passion into a career. Tim has

SA who is working at Born Barbers

been a part of the team for nearly two

Barbershop. Having previously been

years now – as well as fast tracking his

in a completely different field of work,

time at TAFE SA, thanks to shop owner

Tim has always had a passion for the

and resident barber Ash Weller, who is

art of barbering. Being able to learn a

also a TAFE SA graduate and educator.

specific skill set through TAFE SA has

Having completing guest artist stints

been invaluable.

in Melbourne, New Zealand and four

“In the past, the guys who wanted to be a barber went through a very female centric program. I still had to learn all the

years as an educator for MUK, Ash is a seasoned player in the barber game. He even did the Certificate III in Hairdressing himself and is now glad to see the barbering course catering for people who are passionate about

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON COURSES, VISIT TAFESA.EDU.AU

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BEHIND THE BRAND

DAVROE When did you realise there was a need for natural,

Do you follow Davroe’s philosophy in your day-

cruelty-free hair products?

to-day life?

When John and I took over the company, we felt

This too is always evolving. I'm more health

that we needed to change the brand. We needed to

conscious than ever and as a mum and business

take the range out of mainstream and have a point

owner, I support as many Australian companies

of difference. There was a turning point in 2006–07

as possible. Buying Australian-made products

when we could see some things changing in the

from as many Australian-owned companies is

world. We were already sourcing naturally-derived

very important to me and our state and country.

ingredients, which back then were difficult to find.

Reducing our carbon footprint at home is also

Cruelty-free was always an essential philosophy

important. Watching what we eat, as well as

of Davroe, even when it was not a concern to the

purchasing as much produce and products that

general public. So, in essence, we were already

are ethically grown and manufactured.

on the way. What simple tip can we follow to help live an ecoBY ANNA MAZZONE, PHOTOS BY JOSH GEELAN

ary Centofanti, Director of Dresslier, has been an advocate for cruelty-free products before almond milk was even a thing. Davroe Hair Wellness is the brand that sits under Dresslier, a South Australian manufacturer of highend salon products, which has been around for more than 85 years. Mary began working at Dresslier in 1984 as a receptionist. Having developed an understanding of what the industry needed from a haircare brand, Mary, together with her husband John, took ownership of Dresslier in 2008, where she introduced Davroe’s new direction.

How were these new products first received?

friendly, cruelty-free life?

Salons were at first concerned with how the

Source as many ethically grown and manufactured

products would perform without the ‘chemical

Australian made products, it quite simply

factor’ in the formulations, such as lathering and

helps everyone and makes for a healthier you,

the ability to ‘clean properly’. However, slowly the

environment and country.

proof was there and confidence with professional salons grew and have continued to grow since.

@davroe What are the benefits of using Davroe products? Consumers are now so concerned, not only with what they eat, but with what they put on their faces and bodies. Offering a product that is a naturalbased low irritant is a great way to go. Regarding the earth, reducing and removing petrochemicals is important and working towards reducing our carbon footprint is always an ongoing process. What has been a career highlight? There have been so many! Such as seeing Davroe’s new machinery in production, getting our brand into the US market and wonderful experiences like being the official hair sponsor for Fashion Palette

Today, Davroe stands as Australia’s first sulphate and paraben free, 100% vegan friendly and cruelty-free salon professional haircare range, which is 100% Australian owned and made.

davroe.com

New York Fashion Week in September 2016. We are pretty excited for the brand, especially where it’s come from and our whole team, who are such a major part of our journey.

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New York Fashion Week BY TAMMY TU, PHOTOS BY ADAM STANLEY

fter heading to New York Fashion Week in 2015 with Adelaide designer Simmone Standing and seeing the incredible platform the show was creating for emerging Australian designers, it was a no-brainer for Davroe to come on board as the official hair sponsor for Fashion Palette in 2016.

Having participated previous fashion shows and parades, the brand was used to being behind the scenes at a fashion show, but even Davroe’s director Mary Centofanti admitted that it was nothing to the scale of New York Fashion Week. Despite facing scepticism from some about how well the products would perform and hold up being sulphate, paraben petro–free and vegan, there was could perform on an international scale. She even had a hairstylist and a photographer approach her afterward to comment on how amazing they thought the products were.

“Seeing Davroe backstage at Pier 59 was an incredible buzz,” Mary says. “I’ve watched the brand grow and evolve and have always had the confidence in the product to perform.”

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FAT CON TRO LLER One year old and kicking goals

n celebration of its first birthday, Adelaide’s

The venue has also improved its design elements

Phew. Now if that’s not kicking goals, then we don’t

fave music venue Fat Controller has

by adding decor items, removing excess cages,

know what is. Make sure to head on down to the

surprised patrons with a facelift among

switching up the layout a bit and including more

venue to check out the sweet new developments

some other exciting news.

signage. The iconic industrial design of the space

soon. Your friends might not be there for you all the

by local agency Frame has landed them two AGDA

time, but the Fat Man will always be waiting with

Awards this year for Branding and Spatial Design.

open arms (well, during opening hours anyway).

After a massively successful first year in

which the space has hosted names such as Alison Wonderland, DMA’s and Ball Park Music (oh,

But wait, there’s more. If you were a little too

and let’s not forget Nollsy) as well as receiving

intoxicated to remember exactly what went

nominations for Best Venue at the 2016 South

down in the basement that time you went to see

Australian Music Awards and National Live Music

Montaigne, never fear — the team behind Fats will

Awards, the basement venue has optimised its

be releasing a print magazine in the coming weeks

sound and stage setup for an even bigger year

commemorating the biggest live acts that have

ahead. The upgraded sound system and rise of

played at the venue, meaning you can relive your

the stage will ensure that gig-goers can enjoy

fave gig experiences forever (or shamefully choose

top-notch sound quality and visibility from

to forget them again). The mag will also include a

anywhere in the venue, which is great news for all

sick Golden Ticket competition that entitles one

the shorties who curse the inevitable tall dude at

lucky music fan free tickets to every single show at

every show blocking the view of the stage.

Fat Controller for a whole year.

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then we got doing the track. The interview ended up being a bunch of questions during the vocal session. I dunno, most people we’ve worked with is just more to do with the stars aligning, I think. It sounds like you’re keeping your prospects quite fresh and keeping your style relevant to the modern day. I mean, the thing is at the moment our music doesn’t seem old at all. The young DJs, they’re

BASEMENT JAXX BY DASHA ROMANOWSKI

Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe, better known as English electronic duo Basement Jaxx, have been responsible for many of the bangers that have fuelled your Saturday night soundtrack at the club over the years.

in Africa about four years ago. Simon’s been

playing older stuff, our stuff and other stuff from the '90s, so that’s what’s fashionable. In a way, I’d be quite happy to leave it all alone a bit more but people have kind of put us back on the map. Electronic music hasn’t really changed in the last 20 years. There was a moment of dubstep coming and that was something interesting and different, but it’s amazing that it’s become this sound where a lot of the records now sound like they did twenty years ago.

doing a couple of projects from before, and we just wrote a song for a girl called Earl, she’s a new

Although I guess there has been the emergence of

artist. So we’ve been doing bits and pieces.

sub-genres from the electronic genre. Yeah, but it’s all the same stuff. I’m just thinking

Also, this friend of mine who’s 80 from Brixton, London,

when I grew up, house music arrived. There wasn’t

I just produced his record as well. It’s a very classical

house music before. Drum and bass arrived, so

kind of sound, with an 80-year-old, a piano and an

there were new forms of music. I feel really lucky

oboe. So it’s very different to Basement Jaxx stuff.

‘cause it was all this very creative different stuff coming. I think the younger generations — I dunno,

fter rising to popularity in the midnineties, the celebrated duo boasts a

So are you still creating Basement Jaxx music or

I feel they’re waking up now in England anyway,

back catalogue of six studio albums

is it more-so a focus on side projects now?

just ‘cause the political landscape and everything’s

and seventeen EPs, a countless list of

I think now is not the time for another Basement

changing a bit, so maybe now’s the time that

live appearances and a kick-ass track record of

Jaxx album. I mean, what’s good at the moment,

artistically things will move forward again.

collaborators under their belt including names like

we’ve just had someone we were djing with this

Janet Jackson, Meshell Ndegeocello, Cyndi Lauper,

summer, Eric Hagleton, he’s just done a remix of

Have the DJ sets been going well?

Yoko Ono, Justin Timberlake and Santigold.

Jump And Shout. There’s a few remixes of our old

We’ve been doing it all this summer and it’s been great.

stuff that basically people have done of their own

Playing in Ibiza’s very nice and we’ve been playing

While writing new material for Basement Jaxx has

accord. [We’re] enjoying the revival created by

Pacha and Space there. On New Year’s Eve we’re doing

been put on the back burner for the time being,

other people, which is really good. In a way, I feel

London Ministry of Sound, so good places, good sound

the duo are still very much focussed on music.

this is the time where we’re helping everyone else

systems and some festivals and stuff. [I’m] enjoying

Whether producing, remixing or djing across a

out and mooting the world and not stressing about

not doing a live show and just djing, being there with

variety of genres, Buxton and Ratcliffe have made

making another Basement Jaxx album.

people and getting into it and having fun.

I’ve also been over to Calais to help with refugees,

Another thing that I did last week was DJing for

you know, personal stuff and more human stuff.

Morning Gloryville, which is a sober morning rave.

CLIQUE caught up with Buxton to discuss what

Working at a homeless shelter and trying to get a

People go and dress up and dance around before

he’s been up to lately and get some insight into the

bit of balance.

work. I’m very good friends with the woman that

their mark on the global music scene and it seems

runs that here, Samantha Moyo. I feel that there’s

upcoming Australian DJ sets. Make sure to show the guys some love by dusting off your dancing

You’ve collaborated with some pretty incredible

very much a new air and style coming in and I really

shoes and heading along to their Adelaide show at

names over the years — have you sought these

like that. I’ve played that a few times. There’s a

Fat Controller — with a strong reputation at some

artists out, or is it more so an organic process of

thousand people all dressed up drinking green juices

of Ibiza’s best clubs, you won’t want to miss them!

coming together with other musicians?

and dressed as unicorns jumping about. That feels

Generally the whole process is quite organic, but

like something very different, a culturally new thing.

What have you been up to recently?

I suppose working with Yoko Ono, that started

It’s more of a balanced mindset and reaching for a

We finished some live shows at the end of last year

out very much just wanting to interview her. I was

higher consciousness and there’s a lot of that going

and this year we’ve been djing [over] the summer

curious that she was a child of the sixties and

around at the moment, which is brilliant. Basement

in Ibiza and Croatia. So djing a bit and finishing

the peace and love generation, which I see as a

Jaxx has always been all about positivity and unity.

lots of music projects from over the years, more

parallel with the acid house generation that we’re

for other people. I’ve just produced an album for

from. I was really impressed with her and the fact

Andrea Terrano, it’s like a romantic guitar album. I

she’s got a real positive spirit and she dreams so

promised to do that five years ago. I’ve just put out

much and so many dreams have been dashed,

an vinyl-only Celestial Being EP of stuff I recorded

I guess. That was the starting point for her and

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they have no intention of backing down just yet.

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HONKI TONKI W

While the same name behind the fit-out of Sit Lo, Geoff McAllister of Studio Alumni, is responsible for Honki Tonki, the execution could not be more

e’ve heard murmurs of a second

different. They went for a completely different route

eatery from the team behind Sit Lo

from Sit Lo’s Asian street inspired approach and

for what seems like yonks and what

instead, we see bright washes of pink, typefaces of

they’ve delivered meets all expectations. Meet

Hong Kong pop culture of yesteryear and to top it

Honki Tonki, Sit Lo’s “Hong Kongese” cousin

all off, monotone comic strip style artwork inspired

that’s opened up around the corner on Hindley St.

by Bruce Lee and Kung Fu Panda by Hang Ong

Owners Vinh Nguyen and Phuong Thai-Nguyen

Artworks. It’s a fun, casual fit-out, even to a point

snapped up the lease as soon as it went up on

some arcade games wouldn’t feel out of place

the market. In some ways, it was a functional

here, but then again they wouldn’t want to deprive

opportunity as the new shop shares the same

people of seating space to enjoy the food.

things. For the lovers of fine dumplings, this may become your new regular, with their array of soft

alleyway as Sit Lo. With only a tiny 55 sqm space at Sit Lo, running a kitchen to produce food for

Moving onto that, there’s an affordable array

handmade dumplings packing juicy flavours and

the restaurant, markets and events was proving

of modern Chinese and Hong Kong dishes like

sauces full of kung-fu kicks. Talk of the town is the

difficult, sharing a kitchen with Honki Tonki to split

Wonton Noodle Soup, Coconut Laksa Soup and

handmade chicken and mushroom dumplings with

that load was a no brainer.

a Sesame Prawn Toast with the team’s spin on

sweet coconut curry sauce, optionally steamed or pan-fried. There’s a noodle experience that’s anything but typical with Japanese buckwheat soba noodles, glass noodles and tapioca noodles on the menu. To top it all off, the shopfront will soon offer an egg waffle station, taking the Hong Kong street dessert to the masses but with a spin on flavours, toppings and adding ice cream.

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Beach Bum

awaiian cuisine seems a foreign concept

It’s a nice place to sit, but the simple fit-out is

in Adelaide, but that’s set to change

dwarfed by the level of food on the generous

thanks to the team behind some of

menu. The fresh holiday inspired food and drinks

Adelaide’s most renown eateries – Tony Tomato,

aims to take you to a better place – relaxing in a

Gin Long Canteen, Cliché and Lucky Lupitas. The

beach resort. At the heart, it’s Hawaiian cuisine

left of field introduction was the idea of co-owners

with Japanese influences that lends to bounds of

Sarah Howell and Walter Ventura, who upon a

versatility and freshness. Whatever you do, do not

holiday to Hawaii, fell in love with the cuisine of

pass up the Poke, a Hawaiian dish made from a

the northern shores and decided to bring a piece

blend of sashimi grade fish, rice, edamame beans,

of it back to Adelaide.

green onions, toasted sesame, nori, pickled ginger and a bit of wasabi – kind of like sushi in bowl

It’s beach shack feels, with natural plywood

form. Beach vibes aren’t complete without fish

making up a majority of the walls and furniture.

and chips. Thankfully, Beach Bum does it as good

Taking centre place in the front dining room

as the best. Not only just the humble flake here,

are a pair of blue trucks constructed by local

there’s also Tempura King George Whiting and

artist Saxon Ruddock along with Henry Jarmoan

Panko crumbed Barramundi options too.

paintings. It’s all a reference to casual eating derived from the food truck culture of the

If you don’t know it yet, you will soon. Beach Bum

Hawaiian north shore that makes up the majority

– with gorgeous food and relaxed summer beach

of the cuisine.

feels – it’s worth a look and a repeat visit.

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t doesn’t matter how hard you train if you’re not eating right. Dasha Gaivoronski of @bagsandbunnies knows this all too well

when, three years ago, she decided to become the fittest version of herself. “It’s all about the perfect combination, with a balanced diet and consistent proper training” says the self-proclaimed fashion and fitness addict. us she’ll be releasing a video training guide in 2017. With an Instagram following of 337K strong, Dasha

When it comes to healthy eating, Dasha says training

reflects on her fitness journey saying, “It made me an

is extremely important but nutrition is even more

extremely confident and happy person, that’s why I

important. “You can train like a beast but if you are

love sharing tips on Instagram, because I would love

not mindful of what you put into your body either you

for every single girl to feel the same way”. Through

won’t see awesome results, nor achieve that perfect

social media, she provides the ultimate fit-gal

healthy balance everybody is trying to find these days.”

inspiration with numerous workout routine clips After a workout down at Henley Beach, Dasha needs to grab a fast, yet health-conscience, meal on her way home. Oporto’s grilled chicken paired with their fresh tomato salad and grilled corn is one of Dasha’s favourites. “I love that fast food can be healthy now, and in a modern fast-paced lifestyle I can still pick up a quick, yet clean and nutritious, fresh meal,” Dasha says. Oporto’s fresh (not frozen!) chicken is marinated in their signature Portuguese blend of chilli, garlic, lemon and ginger – leaving it with a light crisp finish. Dasha opts to pop into Oporto as it’s all about finding the perfect combination, with a balanced diet and consistent training. And not only is Oporto’s full menu undeniably addictive, it’s also completely contradictory to how we all perceive fast food.

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from the gym all the way to the coast. She also tells

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SUNNY’S

delaide’s newest pizza bar has opened

The local masters of interior fit-outs, Studio

with a bang. So it should, from the loud

Gram, headed the monumental build. Seamlessly

and proud sound system to the grand

intertwined is the graphics and branding by Peculiar

yesteryear fit-out with neon lights, this place was

Familia, which is not only limited to the signage, but

purpose built for party vibes and just in time for

for a nice touch, appears on the crockery too. The

summer.

place is timeless and offers a cheeky throwback to Italian heritage, a mid century ‘Italian-esque’ fit-out

This combination of party and pizza is all thanks to a

awash with natural materials. The stone wall running

group of five guys well acquainted with Adelaide’s

the entire length of the space sets the tone. Add to

food, wine and music culture. Kitchen Sass and

that the brightly coloured textured tiles and stained

award winning photographer, Andy Nowell, was

timber – there’s a relaxed quality to the space.

part of the quirky catering group Happy Motel.

Finishing touches of pink perspex ceiling, token

Pizza Oven Aficionado, Josh Cook, has worked in

disco ball and a well put together sound system lets

lots of great pizzerias, most notably, EST. CEO of

you know this place is none too serious.

Provisions, Josh Dolman, from Gourmet Traveller’s Bar of the Year 2016, Pink Moon Saloon. Chief

That fun approach is carried onto the food – it’s

Negroni Distributer, Rob Denisoff, previously

top notch without the attitude. From the dough

distributed at Clever Little Tailor. Lastly, the

to ingredient selection and prep, it’s all done

Campari King, Ash Wilson – musical talent manager

pretty well. For highlights, you can’t go past the

and previously at Rocket Bar. Judging by the titles

pepperoni pizza, this one comes with squid ink

they’ve given each other, there’s going to be plenty

cacciatore. There’s also a well-chosen range of

of banter. The five lads have been after a place of

mostly natural wines and a well-structured cocktail

their own for the last couple of years and finally

list. With $5 beers and $10 Negronis from 4pm to

they’ve found one – a bare site that was formerly a

6pm Wednesday to Saturday, it might just be the

parking lot. We’re talking “not even a powerpoint”

perfect excuse to check the place out – and stay

bare, as Andy puts it.

for pizza and tunes.

17 SOLOMON ST, ADELAIDE SUNNYS.PIZZA @SUNNYS.PIZZA

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AFRICOLA

uncan Welgemoed’s Africola has conceptually crossed the equator, going from South to North Africa in both cuisine

and character. The South African born Executive Chef along with co-owner James Brown (MASH

peri mayo, between white bread, served with a little

Designs), set out to evolve the Africola name from

bowl of peri drippings.

the happy-go-lucky shebeen into something a little sleeker and grown up, but still with the outlandish

Pairing perfectly is the well curated wine list

Africola signatures.

by Africola’s manager, Nikki Friedli. Constantly evolving and rarely the same week to week, there’s

Along with the fit-out, the food has also made

strong focus on minimal intervention wine. Africola,

the shift north. Previously meat focused, the new

changed and evolved, but still keeps that unique

Africola champions vegetables, with a large portion

quality that’s made it so well known both here and

of the menu vegetarian and quite often, vegan.

around the country.

Duncan’s unmistakable complexity and attention to detail still remains, all driven by his love of food. Standout dishes include the roasted cauliflower, slathered in tahini and pomegranate and the Tea Sandwhich, a small but punchy dish with crispy peri-peri chicken skin, layered with fresh herbs and

He’s done just that and it’s a very hands-on process

BAR MANAGER – Profile –

ELLIOT MCBRIDE

with syrups and liquor infusions all done in-house. One particularly interesting cocktail, The Ron Hook, is a combination of Ron Zacapa 23 Rum, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, Antica Formula Vermouth, Mozart Dark Chocolate and Chocolate Bitters. Or how about the Chrye A Fashion On, made from chai tea and smoke infused Rittenhouse rye, Cinnamon Agave Syru and Angostura Bitters? Be it some amazing food or exotic cocktails, Gondola Gondola’s proving it’s got it all.

Gondola Gondola

t’s been over a year since Gondola Gondola opened and they’ve become known for making food of amazing flavours and a cocktail list

that’s amongst the most exciting in town. With another hot summer ahead, GG’s bar manager Elliot McBride has put together a new cocktail list that’s nothing short of stellar. It’s all based around a philosophy the entire team share – that Gondola Gondola is not only a place people come to eat, but come to experience. Not only do they take pride in the product they produce, they take pride in the experience they create. “My cocktails tie into the experience of using Asian flavours with modern bar techniques,” Elliot says. “I love using exotic ingredients to create a list with a completely original approach.”

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KARMA AND CROW

ead west of the CBD into the industrial estates of Richmond and let’s be honest – there’s not a lot to be desired in the

general food scene down there. Enter Karma And Crow, a joint project between Janie Kammer (pronounced ‘Karma’ due to German origins) and Alanna Crowe. With that introduction, you’ve probably guessed where the name comes from. They’ve taken a huge industrial space and have already turned it into one of the busiest eateries

the industrial charm and converted the space into a

on their side of the city.

multi-purpose hub – complete with a café – as well as artist studio and workshop spaces.

It was by no means a small task, with a sustainable design concept and the idea of bringing the outside

Fit-outs aside, they’ve picked a bright team

inside they put plans in motion. Micheal Flemming

heading up the kitchen and coffee. Head chef

Carpentry and Joinery helped with the fit-out,

Katrina Richard, former sous chef at The Moseley,

constructing everything with recycled timber.

delivers a menu that not only looks beautiful,

The walls are painted with Bauwerk eco-friendly

but tastes great. Up with the times, there’s no

paint and they’ve even gone to a point of using

shortage of vegan-friendly options, of which,

biodegradable crockery. A held back approach

aren’t polarising to the average café goer. As

to the fit-out, nothing is overdone – neutral and

standouts go, as you’ve probably seen flooded all

natural tones all around. Most importantly, it’s kept

over social media, the Ricotta Hotcakes tastes as good as it looks – everyone seems to walk away happy. As far as the coffee goes, Karma And Crow have partnered up with Adelaide CBD’s newest coffee roasters, Elementary Coffee. Paired with the coffee skills of head barista Jack Calvett, former barista at Sazon Espresso, you’re guaranteed to have a good coffee kick.

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t seemed an end of an era for the Little Miss Dive Shop and Crab Shack site, but with support from the landlord, it’s made a

comeback as Superfish – an outdoor party of music, drinks and summer vibes. It’s a joint project between the Happy Motel and The Social Creative who’ve recently taken the lease of The Crown And Anchor next-door and set to combine the two spaces. They took a little step back from the beach centric vibes. “We wanted to create a food-centric inner-city garden escape reminiscent of sitting on the beachfront in Peru,” wanted to keep it really fresh to suit the space and

Fuelling the crowds over summer are an assortment

Under the art direction of Carlo Jensen of Peculiar

so took influence from travels in South America

of drinks produced by South Australian breweries

Familiar, they’ve stripped back the wood and stone

and a long time obsession with Mexico – curing fish

and winemakers, all in the name of keeping things

to natural finishes and added uniform paint colours

with citrus and tropical fruits and filling all dishes

local. As expected, there’ll be no shortage of

to the new buildings. It’s a little jungle hideaway

with punchy herbs and fresh raw vegetables and

tropical cocktails to go with the music and party

with over 300 plants throughout the space – there’s

different chillis,” Jordan says.

vibes. How does a Pommegranate Pisco Sour

even a veggie patch on the roof and beehives set to

His favourite? The Red Snapper Aquachile.

sound? Or maybe a Frozen Coconut Caiprinha

be an addition. Adding more flare to the place, local

“We cure the fish for half an hour in ‘fire water’ – a

from the frozen cocktail stand ’Fruitys’ to keep you

artists Gerry Wedd, Billie Justine Thompson, Mark

combo of habanero, lime and citrus salt – then

chilled on those hot balmy nights.

Sullivan and Christo Reid have artwork in amongst

serve it up with avocado, kiwifruit, cherry tomatoes,

the greenery.

ruby grapefruit, coriander and lime.” he explains. Adding diversity to the menu is a little bit of street

The food front is where it gets exciting, with

food inspiration from Buenos Aires, charcoal

cuisine derived from Jordan’s two passions – South

grilled meats with tangy salsas like Pebre and

Australian Seafood and South American flavours. “I

Chimmichurri.

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says Jordan Jeavons of the Happy Motel.

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RECIPE BY JESSIE SPIBY

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FIRST TIMER FERMENTING:

RADISHES

y love of fermented food is

which will suffice in this recipe. Of course, if

something that only continues

radish ain’t your bag, give any old veggie a

to grow and grow. Aside from all

whirl instead. Cabbage, carrot and beetroot all

the wonderful health benefits, the fact that

ferment brilliantly and work wonderfully with an

fermented food just taste so damn good is

array of seasonings too. Fresh turmeric, ginger,

essentially what keeps me going back for more.

garlic and chilli will punch up the flavour along

Known for being excellent for restoring gut

with dried spices such as fennel, cumin or

health, increasing vitamin levels in veggies,

coriander seeds. Be wary though, a little goes

having cancer fighting properties as well as

a long way when fermenting, so generally one

helping to remove toxins from the body, it

clove of garlic per jar is plenty.

seems that the benefits of fermentation to food is an impressively long list. Once you get a

Fermenting veggies provides maximum

taste for the funky ferment fizz, your body will

reward for almost next to no effort and will

naturally keep craving the goodness.

most certainly have both your tummy and your taste buds buzzing contentedly. Simply

New to fermenting? Radishes are great place to

put, everything tastes better with a side order

start. These versatile little jewels just love the

of fermentation – and your body will love you

ferment action and lose some of their heat when

for it.

fermented and instead take on a much more

Method 1. Sterilize and dry your jar and lid before getting started. 2. Thoroughly wash the radishes and trim away any long roots and leaves. Thinly slice radishes into 3-5mm slices, or to your desired thickness. Pack radishes and chosen seasonings (if using) into your jars. Be sure to leave an inch or so at the top to allow the brine to completely cover the radishes. 3. Next, prepare your salt brine by mixing the salt and water together and stirring until dissolved. 4. Pour the salt brine over the radishes and place a weight inside the mouth of the jar to keep your radishes under the brine. A smaller sterolised jar filled with water can be a useful weight if you’re not using an airlock jar, or a folded up piece of cabbage can work too. 5. Cover your jar with a tea towel and let radishes sit on a bench top for around 3-7 days. Depending on how tangy and sour you like your radishes will vary the time. Have a little taste after three days. If you’re happy with the flavour, transfer the jars to the fridge. If they’re not quite tangy enough, leave them out for another day or two to ferment a little longer. Your fermented radishes can last up to 6 months in the fridge.

mellow but zingy taste. Perfect for cheeseboards, salads, slaws or piled generously into a bahn mi or roasted meat roll, these

Ingredients

coriander or

bad boys elevate the simplest of dishes and will have

– 2 x 500ml jars

cumin seeds

you munching on them straight from the jar.

– 3½ cups radishes

– 3 tablespoons

– Seasonings such as

unrefined coarse salt

Radishes are available almost all year round

garlic, chili, ginger

– 4 cups filtered water

in French, heirloom or Asian varietals, any of

or dried spices like

NOTE: If you’re using a jar without an airlock you will need to ‘burp’ your jars every so often, you’ll probably notice them hissing even. If you can’t push down on the metal lid simply unscrew it letting out the gasses, immediately tightening it back up. If you don’t ‘burp’ the jars, carbon dioxide levels may build up, causing them to explode or crack.

Welcome to

THE SUKHA LIFE 100% plant based, gluten-free and made with love BY EMMA SMITHSON / PHOTOS BY DUY DASH

e live in a fast-pace world, where time is

Have you both always had a love

precious and bad foods are a quick and

for food and nutrition?

easy fix. Lucky for us, nutrient-rich food

Yes! We’re obsessed! Elle is a qualified nutritionist

programs are becoming more readily available,

and personal trainer while Amy is studying nutritional

providing us with convenient, stress-free food

medicine and is a certified holistic health coach.

options that are jam-packed with nutrients and all the good stuff to keep you going.

What can we expect from the Sukha Life program?

What are some recipes we can look forward

Let us introduce you to Sukha Life, a clean, whole,

You can expect to feel lighter, leaner, more energy,

to in the Sukha Life menu?

plant-rich, superfood diet – delivered straight to you! We

glowing skin and a healthier relationship with food.

We’re all about balance, so although we design

chat to Sukha Life’s founders Amy and Elle about their

We view food as medicine, so all of our meals are

everything with health in mind, we don’t want

inspiration behind their business, and how they have

designed to enhance the body’s natural healing

you to feel like you’re missing out, think waffles,

designed a program to make you look and feel amazing.

process along with giving you a vibrancy that you

decedent smoothie bowls, apple cinnamon

didn’t know existed.

pancakes, Mexican bowls, raw lasagne and burgers

Tell us a little bit about yourselves Amy and Elle?

and sweet potato fries!

We’re a dynamic duo – we love fitness, fashion and

We don’t serve anything we wouldn’t

food. We love a good coffee, a wine with our girls

eat ourselves, which is clean, whole,

and we’re ready to disrupt the wellness industry.

natural botanical based ingredients. We base each meal around our nutrition pillars to ensure

What inspired you to join forces to create Sukha Life?

we’re eating the rainbow, getting adequate

We both had such a huge passion for health

hydration – not just from water but our food too!

and wellbeing and felt strongly about making a

– healthy fats, plant protein, lots of greens and

contribution to the health industry by the way we

most importantly, love!

eat, view our food and our bodies.

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FEATURE BY JAKI WOODS / PHOTOS BY DUY DASH

PUBLIC CBD

2KW

12 Franklin St, Adelaide / publiccbd.com.au / @publiccbd

Level 8, 2 King William Rd, Adelaide / 2kwbar.com.au / @2kwbar

Just a short distance from the Adelaide’s Victoria Square sits PUBLIC CBD,

Perched eight levels above King William St, 2KW boasts Adelaide’s best view

a café and bar for either the quick luncher or the lingering foodie. Their

of the River Torrens and Adelaide Oval precinct. On a summer day there is

food creations are inspired by places and stories that connect them to

no better setting to relax with a glass of wine and watch the vibrant city pass

the basics of sharing food, a space and conversation. With a new summer

by. Inside their premium restaurant you can enjoy a vibrant, smoky salad from

menu always, a new fresh salad – especially when there’s a new head chef

their seasonal summer menu. The smoked capsicum, tomato, white anchovy

on board. Head Chef Brad Pearce is passionate about creating dishes

and mozzarella salad was design when the chefs were having one of their

using locally sourced produce wherever possible and says this particular

“discovery days”. When smoking different vegetables in the Josper charcoal

dish is not your usual summer salad. It’s a spiced fried baby octopus and

oven, they especially fell in love with capsicums smokiness as it reminded

cauliflower salad with almond skordalia, sultanas and herbs. “I have used

them of their favourite Spanish dishes. They then teamed the flavours with

fresh summery local produce for this dish, however, in an interesting

ripened tomatoes and white anchovies to create a salad that sings summer.

combination, so it has more punch to it!” Brad says. When it comes to wine

Head sommelier Dan McEvoy recommends pairing this dish with a textural

pairing, PUBLIC recommends the 2014 Robert Johnson Chardonnay from

white wine – something like the Unico Zelo "Jade and Jasper" Fiano from the

the Adelaide Hills. Don’t forget that PUBLIC are open late every Friday for

Riverland. 2KW is excited for what they have planned for Sundays in 2017 –

the #PublicWineDown with Happy Hour between 4-6pm. Or perhaps you’re

think: an afternoon in the sun based around Vermouth inspired drinks, pintxos,

more of a Saturday morning #PublicBrunch type?

paella, pop-up tastings and the amazing voice of Brian Ruiz and his band.

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THE DEPOT

FRED EATERY

106-111 Franklin St, Adelaide / thedepotcollectivecafe.com / @thedepot_collectivecafe

4/220 Mount Barker Rd, Aldgate / fredeatery.com.au / @fredeatery

The newest addition to community environment space, The Joinery

Head up to the Adelaide Hills to FRED Eatery – a newly renovated

is The Depot Collective Cafe. This eco-friendly café is right in the heart

contemporary and eclectic space to enjoy really good food! Take a seat

of the CBD and uses only fresh, local and seasonal ingredients – some

inside their elegant dining area, in the courtyard or on the mezzanine,

straight from the community garden out the back! Each day they mix it

either way you’ll be served up fresh, vibrant comfort food utilising locally

up by making two different salads using seasonal products and Australian

sourced produce. The FRED menu ranges from all day breakfast to casual

beans and grains. When we popped by they were serving up a half ‘n’ half

lunch or sweet treats and house-blend coffee and of course there’s their

of sweet potato and purple cabbage with lemon, house-made chilli oil and

salad that’s been designed just for this summer. Seeing as FRED’s favourite

fresh mint as well as their ‘super-fresh’ cucumber salad with fresh basil

colour is green, the salad is full of our favourite greens – pea hummus,

and mint, topped with crushed almonds. They draw their inspiration from

seared asparagus, zucchini, pistachio, rocket, baby spinach and puffed

simple and delicious flavours, utilising produce that’s in season, as that’s

rice. This salad not only fits in with the FRED philosophy and menu, it also

when it tastes best. On a warm day, opt for one of their salads with a nice

boasts being dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan and of course, healthy. Fittingly,

hunk of fresh sourdough along with an iced latte or locally made stubby of

FRED has dubbed the signature salad as The Green Green Bowl and thinks

kombucha. Maybe even get The Depot to whip up some catering platters

it’s enjoyed perfectly with an Aperol Spritz or their Merry Berry Sour Cherry

for your next function, or better yet, host your function at The Depot!

Smoothie. Whether you’re a local, passer-by or destination diner, head to

We can’t wait to see the colours flourish in the kitchen and garden during

the Aldgate Village for one of FRED’s Friday night dinners or for what we

The depot's first summer on this sunny corner of Franklin St.

can safely say is the greenest salad around town.

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THE UNLEY

GIN LONG CANTEEN

27 Unley Rd, Parkside / theunley.com.au / @theunley

42 O’Connell St, North Adelaide / ginlongcanteen.com.au / @ginlongcanteen

Conveniently located on the city fringe, The Unley is your go-to for

Gin Long Canteen is a fast pace and buzzing restaurant along North

relaxed dining with a seasonal menu and a wide selection of beer, wine

Adelaide’s main food strip – O’Connell St. Known for their South East Asian

and spirits with a focus on local products. Don’t go past their delectable

street food, their fusion dishes also allow their chefs to play around to create

cocktails and frequent happy hours (including all day on Tuesdays and

some surprises to suit the local palate. This summer when you’re ordering to

Wednesdays) that you can enjoy on their outdoor rooftop overlooking

share at Gin Long don’t go past their Goi Ngo Sen – a traditional Vietnamese

the busy Unley Rd strip. Pair your strawberry G&T or jug of pear sangria

lotus stem salad. Head chef Brian Dao says this was his favourite dish when

with their marinated warm chicken salad. This salad features the faves

he attended weddings back in Vietnam. The popular salad is sweet, sour and

of a good chicken salad, incorporating on trend pickled ingredients,

salty all in one, and always served with prawn crackers. Served with pork and

while still remaining a super healthy option on the spring/summer menu.

prawn, Gin Long adds their own twist by focusing on young jackfruit that

The chefs created this dish to simply have a quality, delicious, healthy

acts like a sponge and absorbs the dressings flavour. Of course it’s topped

summer chicken salad that is light but satisfying and of course, a crowd

with the Vietnamese signature flavours of mint, coriander, peanut, fried

please. Add a refreshing Mismatch Archies Red Ale or crisp Longview

shallot and red chilli. Match your salad with one of their new cocktails the

Whippet Sauvignon Blanc to wash it down. Any day is a good summer day

‘Jacky Long’ or a non-alcoholic light, summery Chrysanthemum and pear

at The Unley, their outdoor area features fans and shade for those hotter

soda. Speaking of summery drinks, Gin Long has just updated their seasonal

summer days we can’t wait for!

drink menu that includes a dedicated Gin & Tonic section – the perfect tipple for sipping during summer.

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A Cibo Summer BY EMMA SMITHSON

e all know CIBO Espresso for its aromatic, creamy lattes, indulgent cakes and delicious toasted

focaccias, but the team is excited to introduce a new summer menu that ticks all the boxes for the health-conscious eater. Inspired by long, hot Italian summers by the sea and bursting with delicious new flavours, CIBO Espresso has added over 30 new choices to their summer menu – all handmade in South Australia and delivered fresh to store each day. Enjoy an extensive selection of fresh and colourful salads packed full of your favourite superfoods, including their Quinoa, White Bean & Vegetable Salad and Pear, Prosciutto Rocket & Gorgonzola Salad. The menu has also revamped the alltime favourite focaccia, with a variety of gourmet gluten-free options, including Pea Puree, Ricotta & Roasted Zucchini and Chicken, Pesto Dressing & Cheese. For the sweet-tooths, treat yourself to their white chocolate protein balls and mouthwatering flourless chocolate cake. Try the new guilt-free menu for yourself, available at all CIBO Espresso locations across Adelaide. There’s something fitting for every tastebud!

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s a full-time artist Tsering Hannaford spends a lot of long, focussed hours in her home-based studio in the newly revitalised and creative com-

munity of the inner western suburbs. The late 1800s bluestone villa lets natural light flood in, perfect for the abundance of greenery and for Tsering to work on her still life and portrait paintings. She recently revamped her studio space by repainting and pulling up old carpet. “The brick floor sits directly onto the earth below and there are exposed timber beams on the ceiling so it's got a very rustic feel,” Tsering says. “I have a little table and chairs set up with a rug and I like to read there – art books and magazines. It looks straight over the garden so it's very tranquil.” Over the past 11 years that Tsering has been living here, she’s filled her home with art and old relics – including a full sized human artist’s skeleton for referencing anatomy that her father, renowned South Australian artist Robert Hannaford, picked up in the ’70s when they were easier to come by. “There’s lots of big old shells and also some animal skulls – it’s a bit like a scientists laboratory here sometimes.” Tsering has lived here with housemates from all corners of the globe, and lots of friends too, but says she’s a bit of a recluse, as she loves to read, think deeply and get to the bottom of things. “It suits my profession pretty well – you need this as an artist because you spend a lot of hours in solitude in the studio. “I spend a lot of time with my subjects so over the course of our sittings I get to find out more about them, and in turn I can put that into the artwork.” She also speaks highly of the Well Made platform, as it’s allowed herself, other visual artists and creative professionals who would be working away in a studio to get out there and have an online presence. “Well Made also facilitate workshops and studio visits with the public. I've been a member of Guildhouse ever since I started painting and Well Made is a really cool evolution – a polished online gallery showcasing South Australian artists.” tseringhannaford.com.au wellmade.com.au

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