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FASHION AT THE RACES

BY ANTHONY GRAETZ

As another year of South Australian racing begins, so

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does the glamorous fashion! Thoroughbred Racing SA is once again holding a state-wide competition, searching for South Australia’s most stylish racegoer.

Racing events from all corners of South Australia

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will produce a finalist to enter the competition. From Millicent to Adelaide or Broken Hill to Port Augusta,

Hatha, Bikram, Ashtanga, Kundalini… If you’re

they are on the hunt to see who South Australia’s

still trying to work out what type of yoga is right

best dressed racegoer is. This year, Amelia Mulcahy

for you, why not try them all? Hot Yoga Life

from Channel Seven News will join the team and

(HYL) offers hot, warm and non-heated yoga

travel to each event, nominating the finalist of each

classes to cater for a range of yoga students

race event, to go into the draw to be SA’s winner.

and their favourite yoga styles. HYL instructors

Now, let’s talk prizes! The major prize for this

all come from different teaching backgrounds

season is a luxury racing holiday to Asia, valued at

and experiences, each with a unique teaching

$25,000 thanks to Ambassador Travel. BNKR have

style. Try hot yoga, warm yoga, yo-pilates,

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Magic Object also includes collaborations with designers Romance was Born and artists Nell and Kate Rhode. Together they have created a collection of mixed media installations and sculptures, capturing the playful nature of the Australian designers together with the whimsical Biennial theme.

You can see the exhibition across a number of

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venues in Adelaide, including the Art Gallery,

Every two years, the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art

“a room of wonders”, the Wunderkammer describes

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explores a new and curious concept, by surveying the

the private museums of the past that contained

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nation’s contemporary artists as part of the Adelaide

marvelous objects, which often appeared to be one

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thing but were in fact another.

Australia and several other venues across Adelaide, is this year’s Biennial exhibition, titled Magic Object.

The 2016 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art will run Slade has delved into a world of wonder and

until May 15, 2016.

enchantment through the eyes of Australian Magic Object takes curator Lisa Slade’s obsession

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Creative it-couple Jarrad Lee Jackson and Lisa King took to the streets in Adelaide MINI Garage’s new Clubman to show us their favourite spots around town that inspire them.

Jarrad is a talented musician and creative director of the clothing line World Wild, and Lisa is the brilliant artist who brings plain walls to life through her vibrant murals.

With such a busy and hectic lifestyle, this duo love the ease and space the MINI Clubman provides, perfect for all those musical instruments and paint cans in the back!

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most importantly the coffee is great but we also love the whole East End’s vibe and always run into people we know. It also has the best exterior going around with wall art a basketball ring and herb wall.

Both Lisa and Jarrad appreciate good sound and the MINI Clubman’s surround sound system offers both high volume and quality.

As they drove past the SAHMRI Building, still playing some of Jarrad’s tunes, a slight drizzle began to descend. Normally you would need to lift your hand and turn the windscreen wipers on yourself – too much effort we know – however Jarrad did no such thing. The front windscreen detects when water is on it, and automatically turns on the wipers! This is the stuff Marty McFly witnessed when he time travelled to the future.

Next stop was Capitalsound Studios where Jarrad creates his music.

Jarrad loved the boot space of the new MINI Clubman. “It fits all of my instruments inside which would make it super easy for me to attend gigs and shows,” he says.

After picking up Jarrad’s gear, the duo headed over to The Maid Hotel, where Lisa is working on her David Bowie mural. As part of the Fringe Street Art Explosion, Lisa has been transforming the back wall of The Maid Hotel with a splash of colour in a fitting David Bowie tribute. Seven days in and counting, Lisa is in her element. She’s no stranger to hard work and large-scale murals as she has giant artwork all over Adelaide, including the Jive and Majestic Minima Hotel murals.

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Get the Blogger look at the Myer Centre Clutch - Topshop, Myer Watch - Guess, Shiels

The seasons are changing and as we make that transition from summer into some cooler weather, it is the perfect time for a wardrobe refresh. Iona Maclean from Meraki Blog took us through two of the biggest looks of the season - Sports Luxe and Man-Style.

Sunglasses - Mui Mui, Sunglass Hut

Get thse looks and a whole lot more at The Myer Centre Adelaide.

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Iona wears: Blazer Alexander McQueen | Shirt MJ Bale | Pant Topshop | Shoes Tony Bianco | Gloves Trent Nathan, all from Myer.

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Sunglasses - Celine, Sunglass Hut Sneakers - Adidas, Platypus shoes Bag - Reebok, Rebel Sport

Nail Polish - Revlon, Chemist Warehouse

Watch - Fitbit, Rebel Sport

SPORTS LUXE Sports luxe is arguably one of the biggest trends that can be translated through all the seasons – the fashion week crowd love it. Think a big black coat, a good pair of skinny jeans (or some cuffed pants) paired with a trendy pair of sneakers or a simple black Nike tick accessory. It’s a great way to keep comfortable and warm but still look stylish.

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UBET ADEL AIDE CARNIVAL May 7-21 Melbourne does spring and Sydney does Easter – but May is all about Morphettville as we celebrate Adelaide’s festival of racing over three jampacked Saturdays.

Experience a new look Morphettville and exciting collaborations between some of Adelaide’s premier wineries, restaurants and artists set to the backdrop of Group 1 racing.

FASHION AT THE RACES It’s not too late to qualify for SA’s richest race wear prize. Enter on Schweppes Oaks Day for your chance to be named South Australia’s Best Dressed for season 2015-16. This year’s prize is an extraordinary 10 day trip to Shanghai, Hong Kong & Macau flying return business class for you and a friend. You will also be treated like royalty in your own private box at Sha Tin racecourse for the Hong Kong International!

Photographer: Meaghan Coles Models: Olivia Rogers, Jock McLeay Hair: Martin, MABE Makeup: Millie Heard

Suit, Tie, Shirt, Belt – MJ Bale Headband, Suzy O’Rourke Dress, Toni Maticevski – Myer

Head to morphettville.com.au for all the details.

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D E R B Y D AY M AY 1 4 Experience derby day in true style in our new ‘Festival Gardens’ precinct. You’ll be treated to an exclusive, private indoor/outdoor area in our trackside Moet & Chandon pavilion. $99 includes five premium beverages, food offerings and entertainment.

G O O D W O O D D AY M AY 2 1 Join the racing purists in the aptly named Punters Lounge. Enjoy an indulgent, all inclusive 5 hour canapé and beverage package in this elevated and

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gorgeously renovated viewing deck. Comfortable leather seating and a tailored spirit offering make this a sanctuary for the genuine lover of ‘the finer

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things in life’. Dress code applies. $165 p/p (limited tickets available).

Schweppes Oaks Day promises to deliver yet another fantastic day of racing, fun and premier fashion. Soak it all up in the Fashion & Fillies Pavilion as we host the State Final of the Fashion at the Races competition. $90 p/p includes a two course luncheon with afternoon tea and a welcome drink. The day will also feature fashion

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Dress, Finders Keepers Hat, Suzy O’Rourke

parades and the crowning of SA’s best dressed.

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THE WOLF GANG In recent times, Adelaide has become a breeding ground for flourishing designers and creatives who bring their incredible ideas to life. The latest of the bunch is The Wolf Gang, a new label

by Adelaide-based gals Erica Roccioletti and Vanessa Pearce.

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In preparation for the release of their

capture the brand’s essence in our first

acted as constant inspiration for our

debut collection, ‘Marrakech Motel’,

campaign. We had always admired the

collections. We love anything textured

CLIQUE Mag had a chance to sit down

the Westcliff Estate property from afar

– from tassels and pompoms to knits

with the creative team behind this

while doing the Marino boardwalk, and

and leathers. We wanted to create

exciting new venture and chat about

were so fortunate the Carolan family

a simple, yet visually and texturally

everything Wolf Gang.

were generous enough to lend us their

interesting collection that embodied

incredible home as our shoot location.

all of the components that we love

Before we get into things, can you tell

The ‘Marrakech Motel’ campaign is

while still maintaining a unique feel.

us a little bit about yourselves?

inspired by 1970’s Morocco – think

We met in 2009 while working at

white textured walls, Moroccan motifs,

Who is The Wolf Gang kind of girl?

Sass & Bide, and quickly realised our

crystal clear pools and shady palms.

She is wild at heart, an adventurer,

appreciation for similar designs. We

who appreciates beautiful detail

instantly formed a close friendship and

And let’s take a moment to

from then on, we have dreamed of

acknowledge the excellent creative

creating our own label. Vanessa comes

team you had!

What’s next for The Wolf Gang?

from a public relations background and

Our creative team included the beautiful

Currently, we are in the midst of

my experience is in graphic design.

Laura DeWit from Pride Models, and

designing our second collection and

the very talented Millie Herd for hair

have just launched our new website. We

Where did the name

and makeup. Behind the lens bringing

are in the process of liaising with artisans

‘The Wolf Gang’ come from?

the vision to life was Sam Pearce,

from around the world and sourcing one

The Wolf Gang was Vanessa’s

creative director and co-owner of Frame

of a kind fabrics and textures – you’ll be

brainchild – for as long as we’ve known

Creative (also husband to Vanessa).

sure to see many more beautiful pieces

each other we’ve been talking about

Quite honestly, we had the dream team!

from us in the near future!

– even in the smallest of things.

creating our own label, and I think before we even had a clear vision of the

Talk us through your new range and

brand we had the name.

where the inspiration came from to create these pieces…

We love your new campaign! Talk

Our love of travel has exposed us

us through where the idea for

to diverse and exotic garments,

‘Marrakech Motel’ came from…

architecture, art and food. Having

The Wolf Gang is a mix of tribal

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BY ANTHONY GRAETZ

LEO GREENFIELD Adelaide fashion illustrator Leo Greenfield has recently returned back to Adelaide from his travels throughout Europe, following the fashion trends of the world. Leo is a talented artist and specialises in drawing fashionable figures. Working for and collaborating with huge names such as Vogue, Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Gucci, he has decided to stay in Australia for a little while to work on some up-coming projects.

Let’s talk about your recent collaborations with Chloe, Gucci and Louis Vuitton, too…

Chloé is to date, the most beautiful collection I have illustrated directly from the runway. I also had the pleasure of meeting with the brand’s team in Paris and they where fantastic to work with and to

What is your personal favourite piece?

see how that level of the fashion industry operates.

My favourite drawing to date is of Léa Seydou,

Louis Vuitton is another very encouraging brand

who I spotted once while dining at Café de Flore.

e sat down with Leo and discussed

for artists; the house gave me invitations to draw

I made the drawing from my hotel room in the

everything from his collaborations with

from events with an exciting array of characters to

Left Bank of Paris a few days before Fashion Week

the big names in fashion and what’s

be inspired by such as Lindsay Lohan, Catherine

began. My French friends tease me about my love

next for the talented young artist.

Deneuve and Cara Delevingne. Working for Gucci

of the city’s clichés, but for me this drawing sums

in London has been one of my favourite projects;

up the Paris I dreamed of, and luckily found.

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So firstly Leo, tell us a bit about yourself…

it was hands-on and practical. I was invited to

I am an artist who uses fashion illustration as a way

set up a temporary studio in the Old Bond Street

Since you are from South Australia, what are your

to document people, places and communities.

store in London, and for a week I drew top clients

thoughts on the Adelaide illustrative scene?

Since 2008, I have used social media to share my

and key pieces from the men›s made-to-measure

I have always been very impressed by the artists

drawings inspired by real people and drawn from

collection. Working from the heart of fashion in

working in Adelaide, two of my favourite artists are

memory. Originally from regional South Australia,

London was a pleasure and the entire team at the

based here; Fiona Hall and Angela Valamanesh,

I have since worked and studied in Japan, France,

store were very welcoming and made me feel right

and I will be sure to visit the Adelaide Biennial

the UK and the US. Most of these travels have

at home.

at the Art Gallery of South Australia during the

been possible due to my art practice, and most

festival season. Since visiting Adelaide, I have also

recently I was based in an East End Studio in

been particularly impressed with new art school

London. I studied at the University of Adelaide

set up by Simon Scales and his team at CDW

and Melbourne’s Victorian College of Arts before

Studios.

heading off to work full time as an artist.

What’s next for you now?

That sounds amazing! We also heard you worked

My artwork is currently on show at the Barr

for such fashion houses as Chanel, Valentino and

Smith Library at the University of Adelaide in

Gaultier? Please do tell more!

the exhibition Vitrine, curated by Mirna Heruc.

I started writing to major houses when I was in

The show that runs throughout the Adelaide

Paris and to my surprise, they wrote back. After

Festival of Arts also includes the works of Angela

covering collections such as Elie Saab, Paul

Valamanesh, Adam Geczy and Laura Wills. My

Smith, Comme des Garçon, Haider Ackermann,

recent London exhibition from the Chiltern Street

Martin Grant, Collette Dinnigan, and Damir Doma,

Studio will also be touring to Melbourne later in

I felt I was getting an exciting and privileged

the year

access to world of high fashion. The shows are fast and full of so much material, so as my projects progressed it was a career highlight to gain access to the haute couture salons of Chanel, Valentino and Jean Paul Gaultier.

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PROFILE

BY ANNA MAZZONE

Straight outta his new home in Brooklyn, New York, James Hartley recently visited Australia, and in between jobs managed to celebrate his 30th birthday, see friends and family, reunite with Dr Piffle & the Burlap Band to play at Mona Museum in Tasmania, dash to Melbourne, soak in the Adelaide Hills and beaches, and shoot a sneaky editorial for this edition of CLIQUE Mag. It’s amazing he had any spare time to sit down, but we found a moment to chat over Americanos about his life since leaving Adelaide.

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On being a tall, skinny, hairy Aussie…

I think the novelty idea of an Australian in America has worn off in New York. Almost everyone in the creative industry there is Australian. I definitely don’t think it’s been a point of difference, which is actually half the fun of it. In terms of how I’m seen, I’m just like everyone else to be honest, and I like that anonymity. There are so many people there. I’m tall and skinny and hairy, and I don’t feel like I stand out as much, you kind of just get away with whatever the fuck you want out there.

On his first year in New York City…

On his favourite location to shoot…

I’ve been there a bit over a year, it’s been fucking

It would have to be Jamaica, for sure. A good

good. I’ll start with the difficult things. I miss

friend of mine runs a Jamaican themed bar in

home a lot. You have that safety network and it’s

NY and there’s a lot of crew from Jamaica there

lovely. I mean that’s the reason I did it. To break

that were like “you should come out”, so I just

out of that mold and go out and see the world.

jumped on a flight. It was a blast. It’s really nice

But with that comes the excitement side, where

out there; it’s on a whole other wave length.

everything is fresh and you’re having so many

Culturally it’s very interesting. I’m going to go

new experiences. So I’m loving that aspect of it.

back and do some work there this year.

I get to come back to Australia twice a year with work, so that kind of keeps the homesickness

On still being a tourist in his new home…

at bay. I don’t want to lose that connection with

I still see it through traveller’s eyes. I don’t think

Australia.

I ever will identify as being an American. Not for a while, maybe if you ask me in 10 years I might.

On being a photographer in New York…

For the foreseeable future I’ll be there. I would

There’s a big industry there, it’s been happening

love to go somewhere else, or come back here

for a while, so I guess everything’s bigger,

or move to another city. But I think I’ll be there

there’s more people involved, there’s more

for a while.

people on set, there’s bigger budgets, you have access to a lot more things you probably

On living the dream…

wouldn’t get here. Which is all part of the appeal.

This is my work, this is what I like, and I think that’s the ultimate dream – to show exactly what

On learning how to weasel into the industry…

I like taking photos of and to be pai

The thing I’ve learnt is that there’s more work, but there’s more people wanting it. And there’s just as many people that are as good as you, if

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not way better, at taking photos. I’m starting to learn now that it’s more about marketing yourself. There might be 3000 people who can do a job, but why are you going to be the one?

I’m seeing it as a bit of a social experiment, trying to work out how to weasel in.

On giving a shit…

I moved to New York with a portfolio of the work I’d done and a couple of people I met with were like, “this is great, you can take photos, but what are you into?”. So I’ve spent the biggest part of my first year there focusing on what I give a shit about.

On his next book…

I put out a book last year and I’m about to from the last one. It was my first self-published book, called Everything Led Me To Here, and it was the story of me moving to New York, while the second book is more focused on my life in New York.

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release another one. So it’s very much a carry on

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PROFILE

BY TAMMY TU

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o name her biggest achievement would be a hard feat considering how much the young model – represented by Pride Models and IMG Worldwide – has achieved. After captivating designers like Jean-Paul Gaultier, Valentino and Karl Lagerfeld, the porcelain skin beauty has walked all the big runways in the fashion week circuit, including Louis Vuitton, Alexander McQueen and Fendi

It only then seemed natural that she received a highly coveted spot on the Top 50 list released annually by Models.com, sharing the rank with the likes of Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner.

This, along with the approval of Anna Wintour herself after gracing the pages of US Vogue, seems to have cemented Madi’s bright future in fashion. And to think, this all started after being discovered by Pride Models as the winner of their International Model search in 2011.

The last time we spoke to her, she was on her way back to Paris for the haute couture shows and most recently, she’s been appearing all over social media for the Spring/Summer fashion week season. Through all this though, the one thing that stands out is that she still remains incredibly humble and down-to-earth, chatting to us happily about finally being able to drive and hang out with friends at all the new Adelaide eateries during a brief trip home.

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To say that it’s been a whirlwind year for Madison Stubbington is an understatement. The 18-yearold who hails from our fine town has spent the last 12 months taking the fashion world by storm, fronting campaigns for the likes of Gucci and Saint Laurent as well as ruling the international runway.

Models / Hair Karen Bava Parlour Hair / Makeup Millie Herd / Styling Assistant Tammy Tu / Location West Beach Skate Park

Photographer James Hartley / Stylist/Art Direction Charlotte Chambers / Models Madison Stubbington & Ella Stubbington, Pride

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BEAUTY

BY JAKI WOODS

WHAT IS OLAPLEX? It’s a three step system – the process starts in the salon chair with the Bond Multiplier No. 1 added into the colour mix, then

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INSURANCE FOR YOUR HAIR Ever wondered how Kim Kardashian went from dark to blonde and back again without any noticeable down time or damage? Olaplex is the answer.

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Seven South Australian hairdressers have scored finalist spots across two different categories in this year’s Australian Hair Fashion Awards.

S H I N E S There will be six hairdressers battling to take the title of SA/TAS Hairdresser Parlour Hair

Falco (Kinky Curly Straight), Johnny Georgiou (Parlour Hair), Sam JamesCockayne (Orbe North Adelaide) and Tiffany Decaux (Boris The Cuttery). Kinky Curly Straight also has a second hairdresser who has earned a finalist spot – Uros Mikic is in with a chance of becoming Australian Hairdresser of the Year 2016. All the finalists will be flying over to Sydney for the Gala Night at Luna Park where all

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The treatment involves applying a small roller made

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What are the benefits?

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Dermal rolling is quick and effective taking no

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So by now you may be familiar with Make Up For Ever’s latest genius concoction the Ultra HD foundation, which blessed us with #flawless look that we’re all after. New to the game though is the foundation stick version so we thought we’d better take that on a road test here at CLIQUE Mag.

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Silky smooth on application, the foundation has incredible lasting power – we did a full day of office work, meetings and dining the day. The best thing about it was that we

now that the cooler weather has arrived, refresh your nail colour repertoire with our

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Their newest colour quad features a beautiful shade of pastel pink that will never go

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HEALTH

TA H L I A PRETTY

BY ANNA MAZZONE

She’s kicking goals as a health and fitness ambassador, empowering women through her Soulshine Workshops and has a glowing energy that is as lovely as her name. Tahlia Pretty teaches women all over Adelaide how to love their bodies on a daily basis, to enhance their quality of life. She’s a mixture of fitness, food and mindfulness.

WHEN DID YOU FIRST GET INTERESTED IN HEALTH AND FITNESS? It’s always been a big part of my life. When I hit adolescence, I was obsessed with health and fitness and was always looking for the newest ways to enhance my own athletic ability. But I taught myself to find balance through mindful movement, yoga, meditation, WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE HEALTH TIP

self-enquiry based journaling and self-help

THAT WE SHOULD ALL BE DOING?

books.

Wake up with a great mindset! Every night I WHAT IS YOUR PHILOSOPHY

write a quote on a piece of paper and place

FOR YOUR WORK?

it on the ground so it is the first thing I see

I specialise in functional fitness to teach

on rising. My favourite one is ‘I have an

people how to move their bodies in the way it

abundance of energy, I love my life!’ Starting

was designed to move so they are strong, fit,

the day with a little gratitude can change your

flexible and can live a long happy life. I align

mindset to not only make you feel better but

this with my “Mind, Body, Love” philosophy,

also make the day ahead a lot easier.

to spread awareness in understanding how to HOW HAS YOUR LIFE CHANGED SINCE

love yourself through the process of change or often enough the change you desire will

CHOOSING THIS CAREER/LIFESTYLE?

not occur.

Today I lead a life purely out of a place of love.

Everything I do is because I want to and see

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as well as all those around me. My body

Too often we allow unwanted thoughts to

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fuel our everyday existence. This is all mind

The Soulshine Workshops are about learning

myself just as I am. I move because it makes

chatter and “junk thoughts”, because they do

to shine from the inside out so that you can

me feel fabulous, energetic and strong, and I

not serve us any good. When we learn to ride

be the amazing woman you were born to

eat as I believe with all my heart that the food

each thought wave, acknowledge it and say

be and teach all those around you to do

we eat affects our physical body, emotional

‘hey brain, thanks for that thought but I don’t

the same. It is about celebrating the divine,

intelligence and spiritual growth.

believe you’, you will start truly believing it. If

unique, individual woman you are – leaving

you change your language, you will change

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FOOD

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n a space that sat vacant for a long time, 303 by the Sea opened its doors to the flood of Henley locals day in and day out.

It didn’t stay a hidden gem for very long,

rather it’s been pandemonium since the doors opened at the end of last year. Word has quickly spread and now customers are coming from all parts of Adelaide with high anticipation and expectations. Fitting to the beachside location, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped inside a beach house fixed with reclaimed timbers and upcycled

sculpture, smashed avocado that’s up to challenge

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the best in town and Spanish baked eggs that are purely sensory brilliance. There’s also an array of

Owners Rik Fisher and Alex Smith put it all

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Rik takes care of front of house, Alex is busy in the kitchen cooking up quite possibly some of Adelaide’s most mouthwatering brunch options.

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FOOD

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So before we start, tell us a little about yourself…

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Ah, where do I start? I’m a 26-year-old Adelaide boy

reds! McLaren Vale's Alpha Box & Dice has

that found a passion for getting my hands dirty in a

made a cracking start to 2016 so far. Besides

career path that constantly challenges and excites

introducing new food offerings of gourmet toasties

me. I’m basically a science nerd with a creative streak.

with ingredients prepared by Africola. They also have a new Head Winemaker, Sam Berketa. We caught up with Sam to discuss his plans for AB&D.

A big congratulation is in order for your new position as head winemaker at AB&D! What was your initial reaction to the amazing news?

Shock and excitement – it’s super humbling to be offered this position so early in my career! I’m very lucky to be able to make wine with such an awesome group of people and for such an amazing brand.

What are your plans for the company’s future?

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and Aglianico. After that, we’ll just have to see.

And what is your top wine pick from AB&D? Well, I love the Siren Nero d’Avola because it’s got the varietal characters of lavender and beeswax going on that’s so different to your standard flavour profile – it always makes me happy.

We also have some of the old favourite wines returning – Kit & Kaboodle, Enigma, Apostle and Hercules will all be coming back over the next few months.

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EDUCATED EATING

BY DUY DASH

bring a menu focused on seasonal vegetables, grains and herbal ingredients with particular pride in ethically farmed produce – mainly opting for ingredients grown in the southern Adelaide region. While the

Of all places for a unique eating

wine list has both the big names and

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experience, Flinders University

boutique options, there’s also the

wouldn’t exactly spring to mind.

consideration of some organic and

That’s all about to change with

biodynamic wines, too.

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the introduction of a spate of new eateries opening up in the newly

It all comes together masterfully!

developed Hub. Go to the top floor

Poached veal with capers, tuna

and you’re greeted with panoramic

emulsion mizuna and burnt lemon

views, soft timber tones and

is an intriguing and well-executed

Adelaide’s own MOO Rice Puddings has had a little makeover with fresh new

greenery, you’ve arrived at Alere,

combination. The slow cooked

packaging. It still has the great flavour, just with a little extra shimmy!

quite possibly Adelaide’s most

shoulder of lamb accompanied

Established in 2005, MOO Premium Foods have become one of SA’s largest

refined on-campus venue.

with cracked freekeh, mint, tahini

dairy companies, stocking every flavour under the sun in yoghurts, rice

and pickled cucumber leaves you

puddings and dahi.

It’s an ambitious project by Steve

wanting more, and to finish off, a

Spy MOO’s newly packaged rice puddings in national supermarkets,

Blanco and Christopher Horner

gorgeous dessert of spiced pumpkin

independent retailers, discerning greengrocers, cafes and hotels. Fancy!

of Blanco Food & Events, but

waffle complete with nutmeg cream

they’ve come from a history of

and roasted walnuts that is perfectly

heading some very successful

described through photos.

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places, most notably the Botanic

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Gardens Restaurant. With the

With Alere, a Latin derivative,

help of Adelaide-originated global

meaning ‘to feed or nourish’, there’s

design firm, Woods Bagot, Alere’s

no arguments here.

design takes nothing away from IMPERIALMEASURESDISTILLING.COM @OUNCEGIN

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the surrounding views and unique

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Using a formula that’s taken the

vantage point of the busy student hub. It’s minimalistic, but not in the sense of straight lines or monotones, rather a naturalesque approach to it.

Botanic Gardens Restaurant to South Australia can now add a

the upper echelons of Adelaide’s

new label to its long list of gin

growing and competitive food

distillers: Ounce Gin.

scene head chefs; Kyle Wood,

Crafted by the Imperial

Michael Ielasi and Rohan Patil

Measures team: Chris Jones, David Danby, and Ty Swan.

Friends, colleagues and just a bunch of old folk who know and have experienced their liquor (the good and the bad), this trio have worked together for many years and have finally created the perfect recipe. Bottled at Applewood Distillery, Adelaide Hills, Ounce Gin is a careful mix of orange, vanilla and cardamom flavours.

The new liquor has already hit the streets and is being served at Mr Goodbar, Udaberri, and the Robin Hood Hotel.

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THE LAB

Food + Coffee PHOTOS BY DUYV DASH

Originally attracting a corporate crowd from

The name may make this small eastern

surrounding buildings, the great coffee – made

suburbs café sound clinical and experimental,

from a custom blend of Mocopan beans and

but it’s quite the opposite. Brainchild of their

served in beakers – has brought people in from near and far. Not to mention an excellent menu

upstairs neighbours, a Medical Placement

designed and executed perfectly by head chef

company, Australian Medical Placements –

Yani Theodoros.

which explains the clinical name –

THE LAB FOOD + COFFEE radiates warmth and greets customers both old and new with a sense of familiarity.

“The name sounds experimental but our menu is far from strange,” café manager Amy Limmer explains. “We experiment with tried and tested flavours and we’re aiming to change the menu seasonally, working with the best produce available.”

Try the extremely tasty (and photogenic) hotcake from the breakfast menu, drizzled in syrup and decorated with a beautiful array of fresh berries. Or stay on the safe side with mushrooms on toast, except it’s served with the best olive and fig tapenade you’ll ever taste.

If you’re there for lunch, the gnocchi with parmesan and truffle oil is always a winner as well as their personal take on the corn fritter.

That being said, you can’t really go wrong with anything on the menu at The Lab, so pop in and grab a coffee and stay for the great food.

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NEW TO MARKET

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oh Ling Yeow has finally found a permanent home inside the Adelaide Central Markets, so we no longer have to wait for weekends at the Adelaide

Farmer’s Market to experience the variety of hand-made goodies. These treats have become signature to the new Jamface name.

The café is a realisation of a dream Poh and best friend/co-owner Sarah had over 20 years ago, an eatery serving real French pastries made from scratch along with elegant yet simple meals.

Explaining the name, Poh relates it to the childish

Stand back and there’s a lot going on, aged

menu, the notable standout is the Mille-Feuille or

impulse to eat without a care of what others may

window frames enclosing the café, hand painted

“Milly Filly” as Poh calls them, basically layer upon

think.

harlequin check floors, hand beaten copper

layer of pastry and vanilla cream. The coffee is

benching, hanging bottle lights and handmade

also worth mentioning, local roasters Goat Candy

Why the Central Markets? Poh’s love of the

timber cabinetry and tables. Yet sit in and it all

Coffee make the mild blend that’s completely

central markets runs deep, when first arriving in

seems to come together harmoniously.

complementary of the menu. One thing to note,

Australia it was the only place her family could

Poh’s plating adds to the experience, it’s executed

source the ingredients for making traditional

Jamface is committed to utilising authentic

in such a way that we’re forced to experience the

dishes. So for her, setting up a café there just felt

techniques and ethically sourcing the best

dish as she intends it.

right. Surrounded by fresh produce, the café sits

produce. The results don’t disappoint with fresh

in prime position to take in the experience and

pastries made daily off-site by Sarah and her

colour of a bustling market.

kitchen staff, while breakfasts and lunches are made to order by Poh the café crew. Everything

The eclectic design was the combined effort of

has a handmade, homely quality to it that’s just so

Poh, Sarah and their partners. At the centre of

comforting to devour.

the design philosophy was the belief imperfect handmade objects make the space more relatable.

Whilst there is so many gorgeous things on the

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come a long way to bring us the food we see today. Seksan spent the first 10 years of his career in Bangsaen, Thailand, and by making the shift to Australia his career has only flourished. He notes that the biggest culture shift was the way chefs are treated – in Thailand, they’re prescribed what to do and how to execute it. In complete contrast, in Australia, the chef’s ability is prized and creativity is continually encouraged.

Prior to Gondola Gondola, Seksan has worked in establishments like Orientai, and Cliché under the guise of renowned chef, Nu Suandokmai. “He [Nu] needed help opening Cliché and I wanted to learn from his experience,” Seksan says. The Thai/Chinese/ Vietnamese specialist was given the opportunity to take on Gondola Gondola as his first head chef role. Seksan recognised the challenges with the restaurant industry, “everything in Australia changes quickly,” he says in relation to food, tastes and trends. There’s the continual need to add, evolve, reinvent and take customers on a new experience. From the first spark of imagination to the final execution he’s entirely embraced the

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opportunity for creativity. “I try to make Vietnamese modern style, with a twist of Thai ingredients,” Seksan explains in relation to the menu, he goes on, “I feel really confident with my experience and food. I feel customers will be impressed with the experience.”

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UR CAFFÉ

Popular Melbourne Street eatery, UR Caffé has recently undergone a renovation and refit.

It’s completely refreshed with the striking red frontage, new floors, furniture and detailing.

You can’t look past the feature wall covered in black and white cartoon-style art. Fit out is the quality coffee, beautifully presented Thai-influenced meals and the comfortable environment that just invites conversation.

Their new menu lives up to the expectation of their crowd of loyal customers with colour, flavours, textures and aromas. The must try is the ‘Avo Pom’ of two poached eggs, smashed avocado, pomegranate, cherry tomato, shaved radish and crumbled feta on sourdough. That being said, the menu is not limited to iterations

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of the standard breakfast come brunch affair, there’s something for everyone, all with a flair of unique UR style.

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Next the food. Head Chef Satoshi Kikuchi joining the team with a wealth of experience from Sean’s Kitchen and BLACK by Ezard (The Star, Sydney).

Satoshi’s Japanese heritage was absolutely pivotal in creating the diverse menu that can only be described as Asian Fusion. “Fusion cuisine allows Chef Sato to mash traditional cooking with modern plating and modern techniques with traditional recipes which guarantee to create something truly unique and exciting,” Chad says.

The menu alone sounds enticing, case in point: Essence of pork with textured egg yolk, asparagus and truffle or the Spanner crab with buttermilk, daikon and salted caramel peanuts.

Finishing it all off, the drinks. From its inception, Electra House has lived up to the hype of being on-trend in this department. Level One’s wine list is no exception with heavy contributions made by Electra House owner Leigh Morgan, who was able to draw from his extensive wine wisdom after running the curated wine delivery service, Vinomofo. Level One’s wine list is not only extensive, but also features an interesting blend of mainly local, but also national and international winemakers.

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131-139 KING WILLIAM STREET, ADELAIDE blues – a combination that really pops and brings a different beat.

Heading the complete identity shift was Electra House’s recently appointed manager, Chad Hanson. The former co-owner of Vodka Bar and the Eden Dining Room & Bar, Chad has recently left a post at Sean’s Kitchen that he managed since its establishment. Along with the team, he’s developed a new concept for the restaurant

nside the old site of defunct modern

with the aim to bring fun back into food through

Greek restaurant OLEA, Electra House’s

interaction and creative plating.

newest kitchen Level One, aptly on level one of the heritage-listed site brings some

The first step was the fit out, a collaborative craft

intrigue and excitement to the city. Less than a

between Studio-Gram and Crafty Design with one

year since opening the minimalist clean white

goal in mind: creating a “sense of arrival” as soon

OLEA, it has now been stripped and demolished

as one arrives at the venue. Quite simply, they’ve

making way for pink hues grounded by deep

pulled it off.

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“IT’S ALL ABOUT FOOD FOR ME, AND FIRST AND FOREMOST IT’S ALL ABOUT LOCAL PRODUCE. WITH THE ABUNDANCE OF QUALITY LOCAL PRODUCE AROUND ADELAIDE THERE’S ABSOLUTELY NO REASON TO LOOK ELSEWHERE.”

RECIPE

BY JESSIE SPIBY / PHOTOS BY DUY DASH

Method 1. Begin with the set buttermilk. In a small bowl, sprinkle the gelatine over 1/2 cup of buttermilk.

Let stand until softened, about 5 minutes. Mix to ensure the gelatine has fully combined with the buttermilk.

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ince MasterChef, Jessie has become a regular

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contributor for ripitup.com. au and Broadsheet, and has

begun hosting intimate dinner events in and around Adelaide. She has also begun catering and is looking to launch a product line in 2016.

As the temperature begins to drop and we wave goodbye to the summer sun, our tummies begin to crave cooler weather fare.

Wonderfully simple and especially flavoursome, the set buttermilk is the perfect light way to finish a meal. Cardamom infused buttermilk and the rosewater poached rhubarb complement one another in

Enjoying the touch of imperfection

this Middle Eastern inspired dessert.

that nature naturally gives to food, Jessie celebrates the diverse colour and beauty of nature in her cooking.

A plethora of autumnal produce trickles on to market shelves this time of year. So, if rhubarb isn’t your thing, take advantage of the seasonal bounty and try apple, persimmon or quince instead.

“I quite like things to look organic and as though they’ve just tumbled on to the plate, and of course, every mouthful must be delicious. When I cook, I see it as though I am giving a part of myself to the dish. When I feed

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someone, I truly feel as though I am giving them a little piece of me.”

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Ingredidents

Rosewater Rhubarb

Set Buttermilk

– 3 pieces of rhubarb

– 500 ml buttermilk

– 1/2 cup rose water

– 250 ml thickened cream

– 3/4 cup caster sugar

– 2 tsp powdered unflavoured

– 1 cup water

gelatine – 2 tbs caster sugar

Pistachio Crumb

– 3 Cardamom pods, lightly

– ½ heaped cup oats

cracked

– 50 g pistachios unshelled,

– 3/4 tsp Vanilla

roughly chopped

– Pinch of salt

– 2 tbs honey – 50 g melted butter – Pinch of salt

2. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan over medium to high heat bring the cream, cardamom, sugar and vanilla to a simmer.

Remove from the heat and let cool slightly before whisking in the buttermilk/gelatine mixture, whisking until the gelatine dissolves.

Using a spatula stir in the remaining buttermilk.

Strain the mixture through a sieve into a measuring jug.

3. Divide the mixture among six ramekins or glasses, being sure to only fill to around halfway. Cover with cling film and refrigerate until set, approximately 3–4 hours or overnight.

4. Preheat oven to 180°C. 5. Prepare the rhubarb by trimming off the ends and slicing into 2.5cm pieces.

6. Place the sugar and water in a small saucepan and bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar.

Reduce to a simmer. Add the rosewater and rhubarb to the saucepan. Cook until the rhubarb is tender, approximately 5–10minutes. Remove from the heat, set aside to cool.

7. Prepare the pistachio crumb. Combine the melted butter and oats in a bowl. Mix with your hands squeezing the mixture to form little chunks (these will add a nice crunch once the crumb is cooked). Scatter onto a baking tray lined with baking paper and drizzle over the honey. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until golden brown, giving the mixture a stir and adding the pistachio nuts after 10 minutes.

Remove crumb from oven and cool.

8. Top the set buttermilk with a generous tablespoon of rhubarb, rosewater syrup and a good helping of the oat and pistachio crumb.

10. Eat!

Notes: This dessert can be prepared entirely the day before if needed, perfect for dinner parties!

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GOODBAR, GOODTIMES

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n a city where bars are opening up left, right and centre, unique points of difference can be few and far between. That can’t be said for Mr Goodbar, where the headline

is 120 cocktails on offer. Built in the archway of Union Street in the East End (and we’re not referring to the archway cavity but actually in the archway!), it looks over Ebenezer Place, making it a prime location for people watching and what’s going on below.

It hasn’t been an easy road for Mr Goodbar, owner Goran Dedic knew immediately upon seeing the

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space it would be perfect for his vision but that

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was two years ago. Despite the countless hurdles, opposed neighbours and council roadblocks,

General manager Owen Collin of Eau De Vie

it’s finally become reality. From an unassuming

and Black Pearl fame has gone from West to

doorway on Union Street, the first stop is ground

East, finishing up at Chihuahua Bar to head up

floor; a small bar and a cosy spot that really only

Mr Goodbar. With the help of award-winning

fits 10 people. Head upstairs to the long expanse

bartender Michael Knot, the team spent weeks

of the main space.

perfecting every cocktail on their 120-strong list. an almost religious, ritualistic pride. Quality and

signature sense of sublime design inside a space

consistency is our in-house motto. No matter the

that previously wasn’t doing anything. Think a

day, time or person that makes your drink it will be

smoky, elegant bar drawing inspirations from

the exact same high quality product every single

the roots of blues and soul. Add to that, glowing

time.”

neon hands in prayer towards the shrine to Saint Amand, the patron saint of wine makers, beer

The standout? Well they’re pretty proud of their

brewers and bartenders. Finally, bills delivered in

Negroni, which is made with three different kinds

vintage tobacco tins and you really get the feel of

of Vermouth aimed to produce the perfect balance

what Mr Goodbar is all about.

of bittersweet.

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As Michael says, “We approach our drinks with Local designers Studio-Gram showcase their

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NORDBURGER CONSTRUCTED

BY DUY DASH

Adelaide burger giants Nordburger recently opened in Frewville, now making it three stores pumping out the irresistible burgers that are in no need of introductions. To celebrate, we look into what makes a Nordburger burger. It’s step by step in the Nordburger kitchen.

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�Add American cheese

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�Add Bacon

�Add NORD sauce

�Add Pineapple

�Add Lettuce

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THE ‘SPICY CHICKEN BURGER’ �Toasted brioche bun �Add Chipotle mayo �Add Coleslaw �Add Buttermilk-fried

THE SIGNATURE ‘NORDBURGER’

chicken breast

�Add Red onion

�Toasted brioche bun

�Add Pickled jalapeno

�Add NORD sauce �Add Lettuce �Add Tomato �Add Fresh ground beef �Add Ketchup �Add Mustard �Add Pickles

�Add More Chipotle mayo

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LUCKY LUPITAS IN TRANSIT aking its way from down south,

and Mexican artwork complete the pop-up look

with flavour combinations and easy eating foods

Lucky Lupitas has set up shop

that mimics a warehouse space decorated for a

that have been talk of the town since opening.

on O’Connell Street, North

Mexican fiesta.

We can expect the cravings of mouthwatering

Adelaide. However, celebrations

quesadillas, tacos, ribs and chipotle burgers

are immediately quashed as we find out it’ll be

Despite the expansion, still expect to find a decent

short lived, 22 weeks as a matter of fact whilst

lineup out the door on weekends. Chefs Greggory

the team look for their permanent location.

Hill and Alejandro Huerta bring the place to life

Closing their doors late last year due to the Southern Expressway Expansion, Lucky Lupitas’ new temporary venue is huge in comparison to the old, although it’s arguable that any place was going to be bigger.

Gone is the rustic décor, replaced by a clean warehouse look completely fitting with the name ‘Transit Store’. Pitched ceilings following the sawtooth roofline, plywood industrial finishes and rows of stacked ingredients on pallets complete the warehouse look. Perforated window shades

fulfilled without the hesitation of the drive.

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FOX ON THE RUN @foxontherunvintage / 238 Rundle Street, Adelaide

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Situated in a nifty little basement

and stains are removed, guaranteeing

down Rundle Street, Fox on the Run

everything you are buying is in excellent

sells vintage and retro clothing and

condition. Supporting South Australia and

accessories for both guys and girls. With

selling local products, Fox on the Run

their collections ranging from the 1950s

is the perfect one-stop vintage shop for

to early 1990s, you’re guaranteed to find

everything sustainable in clothing, décor,

a staple item from any decade. All about

accessories and vinyls.

integrating eco-friendly fashion with

only stylish, but ethical and sustainable

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too. At Fox on the Run, they restore and

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find amazing vintage finds which are not

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modern styles, you are guaranteed to

alter every single item that hangs on their racks. This means all items are carefully analysed to ensure tears are patched,

Adelaide is racking up quite the vintage scene and now we’re spoilt for choice – we’re not only talking clothing items, but home decor, accessories and collectables as well! We hunted down some local vintage stores sprawled across Adelaide and chose our top picks for vintage galore.

VINTAGE CAROUSEL @vintagecarouselsa / 26 Hawker Street, Bowden Vintage Carousel sell on-trend home

you uni students living on a tight budget!

décor and furniture, perfect for all you

So don’t forget these guys when looking

nifty homeowners out there! Think

to deck out your new home, or just give

homemade timber furniture, ceramics,

life to that plain wall we all have, as they

industrial furniture and little knick-

are the bomb for vintage interiors.

knacks from all the different eras.

Coming up to its seventh birthday, Vintage Carousel is very popular by the likes of interior designers, film crews and everyone else in-between.

With quirky pieces to compliment anyone’s house, they are the one-stop destination you need for home décor.

We’re talking bargains galore as their prices are totally affordable – yes even for

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LUNA WOLF

SWOP

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Situated in an awesome space above Zero

traced back to specific parts of America

SWOP – the name says enough. SWOP

vintage clothing, available at amazing

Boutique, Luna Wolf are sending quite

and Europe, so it’s even crazier that

is the new go-to vintage store as you

prices, too. Ranging from $25–$50 for

the waves through Adelaide’s vintage

they end up in Luna Wolf’s cozy store in

swap your existing clothes for brand

most items, they really think about their

fashion scene. Specialising in vintage

Adelaide. They factor that into their price

new ones! You exchange your unwanted

prices as guaranteed, you will not leave

tees and jackets, they are the perfect

point, and typically produce products

clothing (clean, undamaged and in

their store with just one item! Don’t

store to get staple items for any outfit.

between $30 - $60 for tees, and $50 -

excellent condition) for cash or store

forget to check these guys out and head

Their vibes are pretty simple: wanderlust,

$150 for denim and jackets.

credit every Friday between 10am–5pm.

to their SWOP day next Friday.

both their clothing and store space. The romance that they offer is quite poetic; they only stock one-size items in their

fashion grounds with directional styling that is both experimental and nostalgic; think 1960’s psychedelia, 1970’s glam and the 1990’s band and pop scene.

Holding vintage designer brands like

store, so the band tee or vintage jacket

Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and

has to fit you! Most of their pieces can be

Calvin Klein, SWOP stock only the best

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clothing from USA, Luna Wolf perfectly

Amazing right? Their aim is to break Emily Shean

wanderlust, wanderlust. Sourcing all their

THE PIN UP LOUNGE

RED HOUSE

@pinuplounge / 152 St Vincent Street, Adelaide

@redhouseshopcafe / North Adelaide Railway Station, War Memorial Drive

for their clothing varying between $10 and

Dedicated to bringing customers

clothes all in one hit? Amazing we say!

hair salon which first opened its doors in

$60. The Pin Up Lounge is for anyone

high-end, high quality and sought after

So why not grab a bite to eat while you

the quirky back streets of Port Adelaide

who wants to look fabulous while knowing

pieces, Red House offers a unique

search through their vintage pieces?

in 2011. After many years of experience

that no harm has been brought upon our

shopping experience catering to

Red House also have great prices for

working in salons across Adelaide, they

fury little friends, you’ll even leave looking

women, men and the home. Attracted

their vintage clothing as they range

had a different vision to one day open a

fabulous with your new hair!

to the on-trend, the standouts and

from anywhere between $20–$70 –

salon with a twist. How about intertwining

vintage pieces that truly represent its

something for everyone.

a salon with vintage inspired clothing and

era, they offer pieces that are easy

colourful handpicked collection of pre-loved and vintage clothing will greet you by the door, begging for you to browse through.

With everything ’80s and ’90s, you are guaranteed to find a great steal with prices

to style and are bound to become favourites in your wardrobe. Not only is Red House a vintage haven, but a cute little café as well. Specialising in all day breakfast and lunch, delicious coffee, drinks, and house-made treats, what’s not to love as you can get food and

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@gillesstmarket / 91 Gilles Street, Adelaide / gillestreetmarket.com.au

@antiquemarketsa / 32 Grote Street, Adelaide / antiquemarket.com.au

Gilles Street Market plays host to an

pick of the bunch are: Pineapple Vintage,

Antique Market is Adelaide’s one-

university students, interior designers

array of vintage sellers in a unique market

Vintage & Cloth, Retro & Roses, Kaz

shop vintage stop with everything

and locals. Their prices vary from each

place environment, held at the Gilles

vintage and Retro and Betty’s Frock Shop.

to subside those vintage cravings!

collection as jewellery starts from $50,

Street Primary School. They are the gods

These are local market go-ers who you

We’re talking clothing, jewellery, toys,

toys can range up to $200 and staple

of Adelaide’s fashion and design markets

will always see when you visit Gilles! Prices

ceramics and glassware, collectables

pieces can be up $100, with so much

and operate on the first and third Sunday

vary between each stall, but never fear as

and militaria. As soon as you walk

more! So try your luck at Antique

of each month, however during winter they

they are reasonable and definitely worth it!

in the doors of Antique Market, you

Market as you won’t be disappointed!

are bombarded with valued items,

find a selection of USA thrift, reworked

amazing prices and vintage galore.

denim, up-cycled clothing, eccentric

With more than twenty dealers

homewares, and a selection of treasures

offering an array of antiques and

and trinkets for lovers and dreamers. They

quality vintage items at anytime, you

are always busy bees, as hundreds of

are guaranteed to find a valuable

Adelaidians flock to their market in search

steal. The centre is a favourite haunt

for those perfect vintage staples. Our

for serious collectors, celebrities,

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GILLES STREET MARKETS

SAVERS @savers_au / 252 Churchill Road, Kilburn / Tea Tree Plaza, North East Road / 12 – 18 David Witton Drive, Noarlunga

Littlest Vintage is a nifty little store

That Dapper Market, and the pair

with vintage and industrial furniture

do quite a bit of event design, so you

Savers is a group of large thrift stores

all about reusable clothing and vintage

and collectables. Think: crates,

may have seen their work at Laneway

across South Australia where at any one

pieces. Tees can start from anything

workbenches, taxidermy and handmade

Festival or The Porch Sessions, or even

time, customers have more than 100,000

as low as a few dollars, where coats,

jewellery. The store stocks a variety of

at your mate’s lovely wedding.

items to choose from! This is not your

jeans and dresses all fall anywhere from

treasures from yesteryear.

ordinary thrift shop as there are over

$20–$50.

Owners, Lauren Lovett and Matt

2500 m2 of awesome finds. Every day

for anything. From hipsters to grannies, everyone loves a good Savers sesh to find those staple vintage items. With three different locations sprawled across

trip to the best kind of shed.

SA, there is always a store near you! The

Littlest Vintage are also the folk behind

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BY WALTER MARSH / PHOTO: SIA DUFF

WEST THEBARTON BROTHEL PARTY Every now and then Adelaide’s infamously incestuous music scene throws up an honestto-Barnesy supergroup, a seething mass of members from already-established bands coming together to share the love. West Thebarton Brothel Party is one of the rare examples of this trend that manages to stand on its own two – or rather, fourteen – feet and step out from the shadows of the members’ other projects.

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s frontman Ray Dalfsen explains,

ranges from raucous, sweary odes to big, jangly

blabbering out lyrics that I’ve written down on

West Thebarton Brothel Party was

singalongs that manage to invoke both suburban

Apple Notes and 5% of actual decent content,” he

conceived during nights of post-

melancholy and fist-pumping gusto. “I think the

jokes.

gig reverie when their respective

most rewarding songs are always going to be the

bands started sharing bills. “We

ones that you can see being fun to play live,” he

From selling out shows, appearing in ripitup.

got together with a few other mates to make noise

says. “Fortunately for us, we have a pretty bloody

com.au’s Hot Six and scoring the opening slot

and try and not to rip off Ty Segall,” he says. “The

good time playing most our songs.

at Groovin’ The Moo, the West Theb crew have

songs were there pretty much from day one, and

come a long way from being an excuse to slam

soon enough we had our own crew of guys either

“Recently we’ve been taking the writing process a

some tinnies with fellow musos. Not that it’s had

coming to jam with us or just hanging out with us

whole lot more seriously,” he says. “I dunno if it’s

much effect on their attitude. “It’s not that we’ve

and eventually joining.”

the mid-20s speaking, but it’s been really fucking

exceeded expectations, but that we never really

rewarding being able to write some darker shit

had any expectations to start with,” he explains.

The ranks quickly swelled, and after a few lineup

recently. It’s not all party these days and I’m kinda

tweaks here and there the band settled at a seven-

starting to feel the heat a little. Especially the new

“When we supported Wavves, we thought that

deep playing list. “Looking back at things, pretty

songs we are gonna be releasing over the next year

would define our career, then when we sold out our

much everyone who has really helped the band

or so, they cover some really serious stuff. That’s

first proper single launch, we thought that would,”

has ended up joining,” he says. “Brian [Bolado,

the kind of stuff that I find really rewarding, when

he reflects. “I think it’s pretty safe to say we’re a lot

percussion/vocals] helped us get a few

I can actually write songs on topics that are really

more ‘serious’ than we once thought.

gigs, Hugh [Black, drums] took some photos for us

personal to me.”

and Nick [Horvat, bass] was the guy who had the

“Having said that though, it’s almost like when you

kit to make T-shirts. It’s kind of cool that we were all

Even as the band matures, you can still bank on

first move out of home – sure you gotta pay rent,

really good mates through music before we started

their new material featuring a whole bunch of

but you can have two fridges if you want, fuck it,

the band, it makes being in a band just hanging out,

overlapping riffs from their four (four!) guitarists and

have three even.”

not really forcing the point or anything.”

thumping, floor tom and head tambourine-inclusive rhythms. “Normally the first 2-3 full run throughs

As last year’s debut 10” showed, the band’s output

of a song contain 90% guitar diarrhoea, 5% of me

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Summer Flake – Shoot and Score ♫ For her second Summer Flake album Hello Friends, Stephanie Crase (No Through Road, Batrider) moved away from her lo-fi, home recorded roots to cut an album in someone else’s studio – this time Crayon Fields renaissance man Geoffrey O’Connor. Due in April, expect 90s alt. rock influences, wistful harmonies and a few rip snorter guitar solos. soundcloud.com/summerflake

MANOR Manor – Grand Mal

♫

Caitlin Duff and Nathaniel Morse were introduced to Australian music fans through Adelaide indieprog outfit Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! They now call Melbourne home, and have been storming the blogosphere with the immaculately knotty pop sound of their debut EP - a lucid dream of St. Vincent, Beach House and Kate Bush. soundcloud.com/wearemanor

ADELAIDE EXPATS DOING US PROUD

BY WALTER MARSH

Just quietly, South Australian musicians are killing it all around the world. Superstars like Sia are off penning hits and single handedly bringing face-covering wigs back in style, while on a national level we’ve got folks like Allday conquering the Eastern capitals. But they’re just the tip of the iceberg of our damn fine musical diaspora. Here are just a few of the ex-Adelaide acts who are making waves in their new homes. They might have swum away to bigger ponds, but like a proud primary school teacher we’ll always remember their roots.

JESS KENT Paces – No Chill (feat. Jess Kent) ♫ Cutting her teeth as a Rundle Mall busker with her brother, Jess Kent made the move to Sydney to chase the big time a few years back. It seems to have paid off - her Lily Allen meets MIA debut single Get Down was all over triple j like a rash this summer, and her recent collaboration with Paces looks set to repeat the feat. soundcloud.com/pacesmusic

ANNIE BASS Annie Bass - While I’m Waiting ♫ When she’s not collaborating with Adelaide producer Oisima, Annabel Weston has been carving a new life up in Sydney. The former Archie singer crossed paths with fellow crow eater in exile Matthew Morison, and their hot off the press debut track While I’m Waiting is already turning heads. soundcloud.com/annie-bass

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BY ANNA MAZZONE

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BY CHARLOTTE KLEUT

BALI: W H E R E TO E AT, D R I N K, S H O P & P L AY

Beautiful, and almost always sunny, Bali is certainly the go-to travel destination right now.

W

ith cheap flights on offer all

a must-do. Be prepared for an early

year round, warm weather

wakeup call if you want to catch the

and affordable five star

sunrise, it’s totally worth it. Another

treatments – it’s the perfect place

highlight for a more cultural experi-

for a group of friends or a romantic

ence is the Paon Bali cooking class

getaway. Bali is literally a one-stop

(Ubud). As opposed to only eating the

shop for all things food, fashion and

food, try learning to cook traditional

there are no forms of motorised trans-

relaxation. If you love hot and humid

Balinese meals from scratch.

port. The only way to get around is by

temperatures, delicious delicacies,

foot, bicycle or in horse and carriage.

cocktails poolside, golden-lit sunsets

A trip to Bali wouldn’t be complete

and incredible shopping, this holiday

without a spree at the markets.

Don’t go past the Sama Sama Bar,

destination is definitely for you.

Located throughout all of Bali, you are

where you can sip on a cocktail whilst

sure to find yourself a bargain, from

watching the Bob Marley’s of Indonesia

Days are spent chilling by the pool,

clothes, accessories, shoes, leather

jam away, catch a film at the beachside

tanning, shopping, eating and being

goods to obscure wooden souvenirs.

moonlight cinema or take a day trip to

pampered for next to nothing. We

But, don’t forget to put your bartering

Le Pirate Beach Club. For something

would highly recommend the 4 hour

skills to practice; you will be amazed at

a little more adventurous, chuck on

day spa treatment at Sicilia’s (Kuta).

how willing they are to drop prices.

some flippers and a snorkel and go

For just AUD$35, you receive a full

for a swim in the crystal clear water to

body scrub, 1 hour massage, milk bath,

If you allow enough time, try and get

spot some Nemos. Try hold off until

facial and hair masque – it is absolute

yourself over to Gilli Trawangan (Gili

after 11am, any time before then the

heaven and would have to be the best

T) Island, it is possibly one of the most

jellyfish are still awake and not afraid

hangover cure. Climbing of Mount

incredible places. You quickly adapt to

to give you a little nip…yes, we learnt

Batur (Ubud), an active volcano, is also

the islander lifestyle, due to the fact that

the hard way.

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Travel tips!

– Do not drink the water – Bring plenty of aerogard – Be prepared to barter – Pack medical supplies i.e. gastro stop – Take photo copies of your passport – Terima Kasih (Thank you) – Tidak (NO) – Don’t wear makeup, you will wear a SULA (sweaty upper lip) for most of the trip – Be prepared to be called Lady Gaga

Where to eat?

Breakfast/lunch – Sisterfields

– Dont forget to use #thebalibible

#cliquetravel

– Lelo Lelo

– Café Organic

(ice-cream) – Metis

– Revolver

– Hanks Pizza

– Saigon Street

– Ultimo

– Crate Cafe

– La Lucciola

(Canggu) – Café Pomegranate

– Barbacoa

Where to drink?

(Ubud) – Kayu Café (Gili T)

– Bambu – Pearl Beach

– La Favela

Dinner – Sarong – Petite India

– Motel Mexicola

or the Spice Girls

– Sardine – Bistrot Lounge (Gili T) – Scallywags (Gili T)

– Sea Circus – Ku De Ta – Potato Head – Single Fin (Uluwatu) – Deus Bar (Canggu) – Old Man’s (Canggu) – Sama Sama Bar (Gili T) – Le Pirate Beach Club (Gili T)

Where to Shop?

– Sicilia Spa (Kuta)

– Mister Zimi

– Aristo Leather

– State of Georgia

– Cargo

– Bodyworks

– Palma Australia

– Magali Pascal

– Olenka

– Uma & Leopald

– Maya Spa (Ubud) – Cool Spa – Spring Spa – Sundari Day Spa – Prana Spa Bali

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JESSIE AND HANS A

s a senior research fellow, full-time

student, university lecturer, part-time columnist and occasional DJ, Jessie doesn’t

get much free time to spend at home. But when the opportunity arises, she makes sure its put to good use.

“I’m never here, so I try to make it that when I am at home it’s the most relaxing, but simple place. I try to not have clutter around,” she says.

Few pieces make up the living area. A modern Danish dining table, a statement lounge chair, vintage bookshelves and an inherited sideboard cabinet. “That was my auntie’s. She had it from the sixties, it was just sitting in her shed and I said that’s just ridiculous.”

Jessie has collected her belongings mostly from browsing vintage furniture shops and Gumtree, but it is the pieces that were passed down from her family that fuse her home together and make an impression. Like the marble octagonal trivet from her mum, that you can’t miss in the living room.

Jessie says that the key is to be patient. “I think it just takes time. You have to know exactly what you want and be willing to wait for it. And then sometimes be willing to alter it, if you really want something specific.” It’s hard to imagine how the light shades never flourished amongst the white stone walls before Jessie spray-painted them baby blue.

When Jessie isn’t teaching third year psychopathology or studying her Masters in Clinical Psychology, she mostly conducts sleep research.

“Either locking people up in our lab and keeping them awake, or going out in the field, talking to shift workers and testing them with sleep monitors.” Even her charming sausage dog was named after Dutch astrophysicist, turned sleep researcher Prof. Hans Van Dongen, who Jessie based her PhD thesis on. So when it came to picking a name for her dog six years ago during her studies, Hans was the obvious choice.

The petite kitchen sits perfectly equipped for small dinner parties. But don’t let the incidental display of rustic cherry tomatoes fool you. Much like her lovely home, unfortunately Jessie is often too busy to cook. “No. I don’t have the time, the skills or the inclination.”

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I– Intimates, Lonely Lingerie

H– Hat, 66 the Label

G– Givenchy Poudre Lumière Originelle

F– Frill Earring, Naomi Murrell, Rundle Street East

E– Evo Shebang-a-bang Dry Spray Wax

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V– Vogue on: Alexander McQueen,

U– Umbrella, Jean-Paul Gaultier

T– Tom Ford Patent Lip Colour

S– Soludos espadrilles, cococalifornia.com.au

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