MELBOURNE FASHION WEEK PROGRAM INSIDE
ISSUE 181 / 2018
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The Scoop Fashion News High Life Goods Good Night In Bed Sweeter Than Candy Music Two’s Company Editorial Sustainable Swaps Feature Be Well Health & Fitness Myth Busters Hair & Beauty
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From the Team Hey friends, Welcome to Issue 181 of FJ. If you’re suffering from the inevitable mid-year slump, we could have the antidote you’ve been looking for. Inside this month’s pages, join us as we explore the season’s cosiest sleepwear and bedding; highlight the best activewear and health products to reignite your fitness goals; showcase treats to adorn your home and shine a spotlight on some of our favourite local labels. This year, we’ve once again teamed up with the City of Melbourne as a media partner for
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Melbourne Fashion Week. Pull out your diary, clear your schedule and flip to page 25 to check out the program. Keep reading as we catch up with Jack River ahead of her national tour (pg 24), explore easy ways you can make your home more sustainable (pg 39) and bust some of the biggest beauty myths going ’round (pg 48). Until next month, The FJ team x
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NEWS
The Scoop
Converse Converse has tapped Zayn Malik to front its latest One Star campaign, celebrating his bold style and fierce individuality. Following in the footsteps of Tyler, the Creator, Zayn is the perfect anti-hero who embodies what the One Star is all about. The shoe is crafted to symbolise self-expression, worn by those who aren’t interested in following the rules. Check out fresh colourways online and in-store now. CONVERSE.COM.AU
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Phare is making a mark on the retail scene, with the launch of its very first store. The space will be home to the brand’s luxurious footwear collection for the next six months, allowing customers to interact with the offering in person. Expect to be immersed in the world of designer Petrina Hare, who’s filled the store with Italian architectural elements, brightly-coloured ottomans and sculptures. Pay her a visit at 607 Malvern Road, Toorak, VIC.
UNIQLO has revealed its upcoming collection with Ines de La Fressange, including a long-anticipated children’s line. The Fall/Winter drop takes cues from 1920s Montmartre fashion, featuring a tailored range of comfortable wardrobe essentials. Expect classic coats in tweed, cashmere and corduroy, demonstrating the very best of Parisian style. The offering for kids retains the same quality fabrics across tailored jackets, pea coats and other French-inspired elements. Now in its 10th season, UNIQLO’s collaboration with Ines de La Fressange is set to launch August 30.
Dr. Martens is staying true to its connection to music and subcultures, joining forces with Joy Division and New Order for the collaboration of a lifetime. Album artwork from each band has been embossed and printed onto 1460 8-Eye boots, giving new meaning to the term ‘wearable art’. Joy Division’s Unknown Pleasures is reimagined onto black leather, while New Order’s Power, Corruption & Lies (pictured) is printed onto suede. Shop the range online and in-store.
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NEWS
Melbourne Fashion Week The full program for Melbourne Fashion Week 2018 has landed, and it’s just as big as we expected. From August 31 to September 7, over 150 events will take over the city, celebrating the very best of Australian design talent. Expect laneways playing host to runway shows, streetwear pop-ups and mini exhibitions to transform Melbourne into a hub of fashion activity. If that wasn’t enough, this year boasts actor/model Pia Miller as ambassador. Buy your tickets early, because MFW is not to be missed. MELBOURNE.VIC.GOV.AU/MFW
Colette by Colette Hayman Summer’s in sight. Colette by Colette Hayman just released its SS18 collection and we can already feel the sun on our skin. Look out for straw bags covered in embroidery to complete your daytime look and acrylic clutches perfect for a night out. The brand has also unveiled new season jewellery, with a focus on mixing metals and statement pieces like chunky bangles and chokers. COLETTEHAYMAN.COM.AU
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NAJO
Like most, we’re always looking for easy ways to consume more greens. Enter WelleCo. The brand offers a series of dietary supplement elixirs to nourish the body from the inside out. Designed by leading nutritional doctors, its Super Elixir Greens is formulated with 45 premium whole food ingredients. The powder can be added into water, coconut water or smoothies to help boost immunity, complexion and more. Behind WelleCo is Elle Macpherson and Australian Style founder Andrea Horwood, meaning there’s also some pretty powerful women at the heart of this brand.
NAJO is celebrating two milestones this month – launching into David Jones and the arrival of its SS18 campaign. La Isla is just the summer getaway you’ve been dreaming about. Under the creative direction of founder Jo Tory, the collection captures the sprit of idyllic island life. Think sterling silver and yellow gold jewellery punctuated with pops of lagoon blues and rainforest greens. Using precious stones like blue agate and turquoise, La Isla transports us out of winter and straight to somewhere we’d rather be. NAJO.COM.AU
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NEWS
Hot or Not WITH BIANCA O'NEILL ILLUSTRATION BY TWYLAMAE
Cowboy boots I have equal parts terrible and amazing news for you: fash peeps have announced that cowboy boots are the hot new shoe. Karlie Kloss is featured in W Mag wearing them, Coach and Calvin Klein have released versions, and on a personal note, I bought a pair in Marrakech two years ago that I haven’t worn yet. So… let’s kick this trend off already, shall we? *2000s Madonna references pending* HOT
Bike shorts. No, really
adidas Originals Watches adidas Originals has dropped a fresh line of watches to add a pop of colour to your accessory game. The new addition is called the PROCESS SP1, and utilises unexpected materials to construct a classic and streamlined silhouette. Japanese quartz movements are combined with a custom-moulded case and a silicone strap, with eight colours to choose from. Each timepiece arrives at the very wallet-friendly price of $119. We’ll take one of each, thanks. ADIDASWATCHES.COM/AU
It’s not just Kim Kardashian who is driving the bike short trend – I’ve also spotted my personal girl crush Christine Centenera wearing black lycra bike shorts with a suit jacket and LV bumbag. I hated it, then I hated it some more – until I saw it on CC. So chic, so YAS. You just won’t be seeing this one on me… HOT
Duchess Markle’s wardrobe When Megs nabbed a coveted spot on the royal roster, I was excited. Finally! Someone with a little pizzazz! Alas, she has fallen into the conservative princess trap and has barely sent my heart aflutter since she commenced her royal duties. Beige and light pink and cream, oh meh. MEH
The questionable Paris front row Diet Prada is leading the charge for fashion to get on board with the #MeToo movement, dissing designers for seating known abusers in their front rows. The duo called out Ian Connor at LV (21 rape allegations to his name), as well as Roman Polanski at Miu Miu (convicted assault of a 13-year-old) and A$AP Bari at Dior (arrested for sexual assault). Can’t say I disagree.
Bed Threads Good quality bedding which doesn’t break the bank can be hard to come by. Genevieve Rosen-Biller knows this all too well, after a quest to find decent linen at an affordable price proved fruitless. Following two years of rigorous product development and research, the journalist-turned-entrepreneur launched Bed Threads in 2017. Made from 100 per cent French flax linen, Bed Threads’ bedding is anti-bacterial, anti-static and can regulate temperature. Pick from sets in rosewater, olive, fog and ink colourways for a bed that looks good and is cosy too. BEDTHREADS.COM.AU
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GOODS
Roll Up The latest delivery from Converse sees the One Star arrive in four bright colourways. Dubbed the Carnival pack, the release gives the silhouette a bold makeover with the addition of a contrasting coloured star. Teamed with suede panels and lining that matches the star, this drop has the finer details looked after. A bright undersole tops things off nicely and takes the concept of colour-blocking to the next level. PHOTOGRAPHER - JESSICA APAP STYLIST - JAM BAYLON
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High Life When life gets busy, it’s easy to keep your look simple in favour of a speedy morning routine. But we know nothing feels better than when you liven things up. To do so, we suggest adding a little quirk to your day with small injections of colour and texture. For an update that doesn’t require overhauling your whole wardrobe, invest in coloured accessories and a statement blush or lippy. Take this as permission to treat yourself. PHOTOGRAPHER - JESSICA APAP STYLIST - JAM BAYLON
Clockwise from left BALI BODY WATERMELON TANNING OIL SPF6 $24.95, MI PIACI SERENE MID HEEL $180, EMMA MULHOLLAND X PARED STARGAZERS SUNGLASSES $290, KEEP IT PERSONAL GOLD HARDWARE PASSPORT HOLDER $59.95, TOO FACED PEACH MY CHEEKS MELTING POWDER BLUSH $44 FROM MECCA.COM.AU, TEMPLE OF THE SUN AEGEAN LAPIS NECKLACE $279
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GOODS
All That Glitters When you can no longer rely on the warm weather to brighten up your day, you need to get creative and make your own sunshine. To bring the outside in, we’ve opted for this season’s shiniest products. From 24K gold-infused skincare to luxe fragrances, these blingy pieces will make any dressing table look as good as gold. We’re feeling warmer already.
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Clockwise from left MOSCHINO FRESH GOLD COUTURE EDP $98-$129, PARED SOLE & MARE SUNGLASSES $310 PETER ROTH 24K GOLD PRISM CREAM $60 FROM SEPHORA, MECCA COSMETICA LIGHT SAVER CONCEALER $32 HOURGLASS CAUTION MASCARA $42 FROM MECCA.COM.AU, PETER ROTH 24K GOLD MASK $108 FROM SEPHORA
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IN BED
Good Night
More Than Ever More Than Ever wants you to know that bedding can be fun. That’s why the brand embraces a mixand-match approach to decking out the places where we lay our heads. All pieces in the range are designed for creating endless combinations – keep things simple and sophisticated, or have fun with a variety of playful patterns and designs. You don’t need to be an interior designer to expertly style your sets either. There’s a consistent colour palette throughout, so everything looks great matching and just as good all mixed up. Best of all, the price point is pretty nice too – shop bedding from $69 and cushion covers from $49. MORETHANEVER.COM.AU
Wanderluxe Sleepwear Wanderluxe Sleepwear has recently launched its second range, aptly titled Collection No.2. Inspired by Savile Row tailoring, but reinterpreted for the female form, the brand has created the ultimate luxe ‘his shirt for her’. Like the debut collection, the new drop arrives in simple shapes, classic stripes and fresh colours. Central to the label is an emphasis on luxury and timeless styles. And it was this commitment to quality that prompted founder Sherri Kiernikowski to develop a line of signature fabrics exclusive to Wanderluxe. With PJs as good as these, you’ll never want to get out of bed. WANDERLUXESLEEPWEAR.COM
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The Sheet Society Navigating the world of bedding can be overwhelming. With a number of fabrics on the market, The Sheet Society keeps things simple, using long staple 100 per cent cotton in its offering. Really good design is at the heart of this brand. Pillowcases have an extra deep flap keeping pillows trapped inside, flat sheets feature a fullylined top edge eliminating the need to fold back and quilt covers come with an invisible zip in place of fiddly buttons. To brighten things up, the brand’s just released a limited-edition print series. Its first design (right) references current interior trends, with a Terrazzo tile print on a reversible blush pink and dove grey doona cover. THESHEETSOCIETY.COM.AU
Shhh Silk If you’ve ever woken up with creases on your face after a restful night’s sleep (read: everyone ever), Shhh Silk could be the answer to your slumber woes. The brand’s 100 per cent mulberry silk cases allow your skin to glide over your pillow throughout the night, ensuring a smooth and wrinkle-free face in the morning. The unique fabrication also keeps hair shiny, frizz-free and extends the life of your blow wave. If the thought of dry cleaning your linen is off-putting, Shhh Silk has you looked after here too. Each case comes with a wash bag, allowing you to machine wash for the ultimate in low-maintenance luxury. SHHHSILK.COM.AU
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MUSIC
Sweeter Than Candy Enter a sugar-coated universe. WORDS BY NICOLE LA RUFFA
Especially when I was younger, when I couldn’t figure out much, it really helped. As I get older, I think I almost use it less, but it becomes more poignant. Are you ever afraid of your songs becoming too personal? No, I just don’t have any fear of stuff being too personal. I think, since I was a kid, I’ve never cared much about what I share. I’m probably an over-sharer. Along with dreamy, feel-good synths, Sugar Mountain is embedded with references to your youth. Can you talk us through this? It’s kind of a darker element to the story. I lost my sister when I was 14, so it was a crazy, life-informing, insane explosion in my youth. I realised eight years on, after I’d created half of the album, that it was a way to write myself another parallel universe, a sugar-coated youth. It’s a big feeling to express, but the album is the sugary youth that I kind of dreamt up. I tried to keep in it the vulnerability and grit of the youth that I did experience. You curated the Grow Your Own festival to showcase the talent from your hometown. How important is it to you to support local artists? It’s really important. I found [breaking into the industry] really challenging, coming from the country. I feel like it took me a couple years longer than my city peers because you have to come to a whole new city, and you have no idea. Whereas city kids get to grow up with a bit of an idea of what radio stations even are (laughs), you know. Now it’s different, probably. I think it’s super important to try and get in touch with country artists and make sure they’re across what the city is across.
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Jack River first propelled onto the indie-pop scene in 2016 with her EP, Highway Songs No 2. Since then, she’s scored some major love from Triple J, millions of streams on Spotify and even founded the Grow Your Own music festival. Now, the singer/songwriter has unveiled her debut LP, Sugar Mountain – a record packed with dreamy riffs and feel-good beats reminiscent of the early 2000s. If you haven’t already given it a spin, we suggest making some time to do so. To find out more, we sat down with Jack River to chat all things Sugar Mountain.
so many people are listening. It’s nice to know my songs are going to a good home.
The singles from your debut record collectively boast nearly six million streams. How does that feel? It’s just overwhelming and beautiful to know that
How therapeutic is the songwriting process? It’s extremely therapeutic. I write when I’m overwhelmed by something I can’t figure out.
The tracks reveal some pretty personal lyrics. How much of the record is inspired by your own experiences? I guess most of it, probably 100 per cent, is inspired by whatever I’m feeling at the time. A lot of this record I was feeling quite dark, and trying to push through and write myself out of situations. So, it’s kind of like experiencing it but also pushing out of it.
You’ll be hitting the road in September for your national Sugar Mountain tour. What songs are you really looking forward to performing? I’m really keen to play ‘Confess’, ‘Constellation Ball’ and ‘Fields’, so I’m planning that at the moment. They’re such big, anthemic songs to me, in my head. So I hope that I can turn them into great live anthemic songs, as they are in my brain. I’ve waited so long to be able to sing those lyrics that I wrote ages ago, so it’ll be great.
Sugar Mountain is out now via I Oh You. Catch Jack River on her Sugar Mountain tour nationally from September and at Spilt Milk festival in November. JACKRIVERMUSIC.COM
HIGHLIGHTS
JOIN US Melbourne Fashion Week (MFW) kicks off 31 August with a week-long celebration of the best in Melbourne fashion. Featuring a stellar designer line-up and exciting new additions, MFW 2018 presents over 150 events across the city – including runways with the country’s leading designers, industry talks, exhibitions, parties, films, and free fashion experiences.
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MFW goes subterranean, taking over the iconic Degraves Underpass with two knock-out shows featuring some of the city's most exciting designers. Men's and women's labels including KLOKE, Kuwaii and MNDATORY unveil their signature pieces styled with a quintessentially Melbourne street edge.
Be the first to see new seasons looks at MFW’s Town Hall Runways. Featuring favourites Dion Lee, Alpha60 and CAMILLA AND MARC, as well as international retailers Sandro Paris, Incu, Maje and more. Upgrade to a Premium Experience and get one of the best seats in the house, an exclusive gift bag and access to the VIP Lounge.
The next generation of fashion talent takes to the runway. Students from Melbourne’s top design institutions and universities, including RMIT University, Box Hill Institute, The Master’s Institute of Creative Education, Holmesglen Institute and Whitehouse Institute of Design, present their forwardthinking collections.
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MFW kicks off with a weekend of fashion, shopping and entertainment. As part of the opening celebrations, MFW is proud to bring Vogue American Express Fashion’s Night Out to the CBD on Friday and Saturday. This annual shopping event will see hundreds of retailers provide tailored experiences and special offers. Other highlights include Australian Fashion Council’s Curated Market, pop-up fashion moments, and entertainment in the Town Hall Forecourt.
From unassuming laneways to hidden bars, the Street Runways bring the city alive as they showcase Melbourne’s diverse and inclusive fashion scene. Featuring independent and emerging designers as well as recognised retailers.
MFW celebrates fashion in all forms with events happening across the city. Highlights include the Australian Fashion Film Awards, a tinsel-drenched evening of burlesque, circus and drag at Wonderland Late Nights with Honcho Disko, and ACMI’s Fashion on Film – a series of documentary screenings curated for MFW.
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Presented by Creative Victoria, a series of six exhibition capsules will be scattered across the city housing works by digital and video artists, designers and makers. Don’t miss work by renowned floral installation artists, LOOSE LEAF, and pieces from some of Melbourne’s most talented fashion graduates.
These bite-sized, morning conversations open up dialogue around fashion, retail, sustainability and design. Learn from experts on the ins and outs of exploring a career in fashion, gain insight into ethical design, and tap into the future of the consumer experience.
Hear from British retail icon Mary Portas, Australia’s own Alex Perry and editor-inchief of Vogue Australia, Edwina McCann, as they discuss the future of fashion and retail. Discover what lies ahead in brand communications and learn how to keep your business relevant.
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LUCIENNE WEARS AUTONOMY BOSTON SUIT JACKET $349, LIVIA ARENA DAEDAL DRESS $475, EXTRAORDINARY ORDINARY DAY MARIE SHOES $529, AQUILA RUFUS BELT $119 EZRA WEARS AQUILA FIRMAN SNOW JACKET $379, AQUILA BOCCE SHIRT $199, JIMMY CHOO JC216 GLASSES $620, JAC+ JACK KNIGHT PANTS $180, ADIDAS ORIGINALS CONTINENTAL 80 SNEAKER $150 FROM PLATYPUS SHOES
LUCIENNE WEARS AQUILA LORIMER SHIRT $149, SARAH J CURTIS TULLE DRESS $480, RELIQUIA STAR PEARL EARRINGS $269
LUCIENNE WEARS HEW SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT IN FLORA PRINT $109, ELKA COLLECTIVE PANTS $299, MI PIACI SINCLAIR MID HEEL $180 COLETTE BY COLETTE HAYMAN LILOU CLUTCH $29.99, EZRA WEARS STETIG DROPPED SHOULDER WOOL T-SHIRT $150, AUTONOMY AUSTIN SHIRT $99, AUTONOMY MILLS PANT $119, AQUILA FRANZ VELVET LOAFER $499
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LUCIENNE WEARS WE ARE KINDRED MOLLIE FRILL BRALETTE $269 GUESS ORIGINALS STRIPED LOGO TANK $59.95, HEW UNISEX PANTS IN PORTRAIT PRINT $189, VALET STUDIO RACHELLE EARRINGS $179
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HOMEWARES
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Next of Kin
Studio Onethirty
Next of Kin is all about handmade goodness. The brand’s range of ceramic mugs are slow and considered, created in Next of Kin’s North Queensland studio. Due to their handcrafted nature, each piece is slightly different from the last. However, every product is made with the same philosophy in mind – to slow down and appreciate the little things in life. Whether you prefer tea, coffee or something in between, drinking out of a quality mug should be a special experience. And that’s the ethos Next of Kin lives by. View the unique creations online.
If you’re on the hunt for furnishings that’ll brighten up your home, then it will be worth paying a visit to Studio Onethirty. The online store is a hub of colour and pattern, housing furniture, decor, textiles, bespoke tiles and art. Behind the brand is artist Sarah Kalidis, who develops each product from her original drawings. Taking influence from botanical colours and textures, Sarah merges her artistry with utility to form bold and playful pieces which are then produced locally. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, Sarah welcomes the opportunity to collaborate on custom orders.
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Matilda Chambers Studios
OneTeaspoon
In a world of mass production, there’s something special about items for the home that are made by hand. This sentiment rings true for Matilda Chambers, an artist from the south coast of Victoria who lovingly creates bespoke ceramics. Matilda finds inspiration from the Australian landscape and imbues this into her offering of jugs, water pitchers, planters, plates, bowls, vases and more. We’ve got our eyes set firmly on the ceramic travel cups (pictured) which come in three different colours. As well as being easy on the eye and kind to the environment, they’re made with a food, microwave and dishwasher safe glaze.
OneTeaspoon has entered back into the homewares market and, when you think about it, the move makes complete sense. Perfect for those who live in denim during the day, the release means you can now cover your bedroom in your fave fabric. The collection stays true to the brand’s Northern Beaches rock ’n’ roll aesthetic, with slogan-emblazoned cushion covers, blankets and bedding in OneTeaspoon’s signature distressed denim look. If you’re keen to deck out your pad, you’ll need to be quick about it. With some pieces having already sold out, the collection will be restocked this month. OneTeaspoon HOME arrives alongside the brand’s first kids’ collection.
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FEATURE
Sustainable Swaps Environmentally-friendly household alternatives to shop from the comfort of your couch. WORDS BY HANNAH COLE
Call me lazy or fickle, but I love online shopping; there is no denying its magic spark. Even the most boring of purchases become exciting when a package is left on your doorstep. You might know what’s inside, but there’s something special about the unveiling. While online shopping does have its downsides – i.e. the sustainability of shipping – it sure does make life easier. Checking off the to-do list is much less daunting when driving/ parking/shopping centre anxieties are out of the picture. And it also means far fewer excuses for dismissing sustainable changes around the home. With the eco-world at our fingertips, here are some simple swaps that can be made while Netflix is still streaming.
Buy Recycled Toilet Paper Anything with “recycled” in its title is music to my sustainably-pricked ears. And honestly, would your bum notice the difference? The simple switch is made a billion times easier thanks to Who Gives A Crap. Purchase 100 per cent recycled toilet paper (made from recycled paper) to help build toilets for those in need. Buy in bulk and subscribe for regular deliveries – you’ll never have to wonder where that last roll got to again.
Invest in Bamboo Sheets
Start a Veggie Patch
My life and sleeping patterns literally changed for the better as soon as I committed to a set of bamboo sheets. They keep you warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and are silky smooth to the touch. Plus, bamboo is an enviro-friendly fibre, using far less water and land area than regular cotton. So, what have you got to lose? Ettitude is my pick; with so many colours on offer, you are guaranteed a beautiful bed and a pretty sweet sleep.
Swap your store-bought veggies for your own, grown with tender love and care. All you need is a windowsill or balcony, and a treasure trove of pots. Order some seed kits online from The Little Veggie Patch Co – anything from herbs and microgreens to tomatoes and watermelon. Reap the rewards of homegrown, pesticide-free, freshas-fresh-can-be vegetables all year ’round and host the most impressive dinner parties. You can thank me later.
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Opt for Natural Hygiene Products It’s scary to think that every product we use in the sink, shower or otherwise, ends up in our oceans. What kind of toxic chemicals have we been pouring down the drain for decades? Ditch the harsh substances and ghastly microbeads to benefit both our bodies and those of our little fish friends. Select products made from natural ingredients instead, like Thankyou’s delicious Lime and Coriander or Sweet Orange and Almond hand wash. Purchase online and also support projects to end poverty around the world.
Shop Thoughtfully The final shout-out goes to Nourished Life for making almost every eco-purchase simple. Create an account, earn points, and go wild decking out your whole house with natural products. Try vegan nail polish, stock up on beeswax wraps and sustainable cleaning products. NOURISHEDLIFE.COM.AU
See? It’s not that hard. I dare you to take the plunge; make a swap this month and let it stick.
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DESIGNER PROFILES
Spotlight On
Solomon Street
Salia Jać
Solomon Street is the perfect poster child for the circular fashion movement. The label is launching its first pieces of apparel in November, with an offering that will span leisurewear and swimwear in classic ’70s silhouettes. Sustainable values are front and centre, with all garments made in Adelaide from natural fibres and recycled PET fabric. In an effort to work towards a zero waste business model, clothing can also be returned to Solomon Street for recycling or repair. Original prints are the highlight of the brand’s offering, created through colour pencil illustration. Adorning the current range you’ll find bold depictions of grapefruits, figs and apricots. Delicious.
Salia Jać just launched in April of this year, but it’s already making a bold statement. The PETA-accredited label prides itself on handmaking collections in Melbourne and Sydney, without the use of any animal fibres. Also of note is Salia Jać’s complete transparency in all aspects of its supply chains. From the field to the wearer, the label utilises ethical and sustainably-sourced GOTS cotton and dead-stock fabrics. Designed for the rebellious and romantic at heart, founder Saloan Cilia cites boundary-pushing French and Japanese street style as the inspiration behind the debut release. And like limited-edition art, each garment comes numbered, so you know you’ve purchased an exclusive small-run piece.
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Mies The Label Mies The Label is doing things a little differently. The Melbourne-made brand specialises in bespoke pieces, allowing customers to design their own dresses online. You can choose the sleeve length, neckline, strap and skirt shape and, of course, the colour. Once you’ve completed your creation, you’ll receive a preview before it’s sewn and shipped out to you. This model allows the brand to cut down on waste, with each item made-toorder locally. Accredited by Ethical Clothing Australia, Mies The Label focuses on making timeless pieces you’ll reach for again and again. MIESTHELABEL.COM
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DESIGNER INTERVIEW PROFILES
Gabriella Luchini
Grown Royal
Gabriella Luchini’s love for jewellery goes all the way back to making pasta necklaces as a five-year-old. Fast forward a few years and Gabriella now explores experimental methods to create new plays on form and texture. Formally trained in the art, every piece of her fine jewellery is personally made from her studio in Surry Hills. Designs are heavily influenced by the Italian Renaissance and Baroque art movements, with all items created as modern takes on family heirlooms. Equally as important as the jewellery itself is Gabriella’s commitment to lowering the brand’s environmental impact. Allowing you to shop guilt-free, Gabriella Luchini only uses recycled metals and ethically-sourced gemstones.
Grown Royal began in Manchester and came to life in Australia. Its vision is to create menswear that goes above average, fusing high-end fashion with a street aesthetic. The designs are simple, using unique fits to create a range you’ll feel comfortable in. Expect baseball-inspired tees, embroidered track pants and terry cotton shorts in a muted colour palette. The aim is to create a community that encourages others to challenge the status quo, and look the best they can while doing it. Part one of the debut collection is online now, with the next instalment on its way. GROWNROYAL.COM
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Ricepaper The Label
Gloria Dulcie
For those on the hunt for ethical fashion, we recommend checking out Ricepaper The Label. The Melbourne-based brand is committed to producing pieces which are simple and elegant, without compromising on the rights and wages of its workers. Designed locally, each garment is crafted in limited runs by a small community of women in Indonesia using durable and versatile fabrics. With mindful consumption at the heart of the label, the aim is to minimise waste by creating timeless pieces that’ll last a lifetime. Pick from denim dresses, culottes and roll-neck jumpers, or shop the brand’s very first bag online now.
Gloria Dulcie is a brand designed for the modern woman. The label seeks to re-evoke a sense of pride in one’s personal style, and is doing so by offering a series of minimal garments which can stand on their own or be mixed in with any wardrobe. Created with a classic aesthetic in mind, you’ll find elegantly-tailored slip dresses, pants and cropped shirts finished with subtle feminine details like sculptural hems and crisp collars. Breaking away from the fast-fashion cycle, each piece is designed and made in Brisbane in limited runs from natural and recycled-fibre fabrics. You can shop the brand’s latest release The Ripening Seed now.
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IDEY KOKO
Erika Georg
If investing in socially responsible fashion is a cause close to your heart, it’s time you become familiar with IDEY KOKO. The label creates limited-edition streetwear, designed in Australia and handmade in Ghana by a collective of 15 tailors and seamstresses. All designs use West African print cotton fabric, with the prints themselves produced in extremely limited runs. As well as providing local businesses with a sustainable income source, IDEY KOKO’s primary goal is to show customers that wearing loud patterns and bold colours doesn’t have to be scary. Shop the range online or at Design A Space in Windsor, VIC.
Friends Erica Lewis and Georgie Musgrove have teamed up to combine their wealth of design and marketing experience. The result is their namesake brand, Erika Georg. While the label is still in its infancy – having just launched this year – the duo’s designs are refined and add a touch of luxury to the everyday. Think thoughtful, elegant wardrobe staples that are made and designed in Melbourne. The debut range, Within, Without, focuses on quality fabrics and skilful tailoring, as well as small, intrinsic details. Playing with the contrast between solid and sheer, Erika Georg delivers a unique expression of femininity that’s both beautiful and unconventional.
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Elverd Designs Elverd Designs was born from a passion for ethically-sourced and affordable gemstone jewellery. In what was perhaps a blessing in disguise, Natalie Elverd began creating her vintage-inspired range in 2012 after her entire jewellery collection was stolen. With a focus on contemporary and timeless aesthetics, the label delivers bold statement pieces designed to be worn both day and night. Inspired by geometric forms and travel, Natalie makes regular trips between Singapore and Bangkok to source her ethically hand-cut gems. To finish things off, the stones are then set in 925 sterling silver/rhodium plating, solid gold, or gold plating. ELVERDDESIGNS.COM
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HEALTH
Be Well
Yogi Peace Club
Mister Timbuktu
The new collection from Yogi Peace Club provides a very convincing argument as to why you should get into yoga. Created in collaboration with esteemed Yoga Patch teacher Patch Thompson, the release spans eco-friendly bamboo and organic cotton pieces perfect for your next session. Expect bras, leggings and tees in mix-and-match colours, all designed to be easy-wearing and feel like a second skin. To complement your attire, Yogi Peace Club also offers a range of PVC-free yoga mats made from biodegradable tree rubber.
Doing its bit for people and the planet, Mister Timbuktu is an outdoors apparel brand embracing upcycled materials. Offering a sustainable alternative to your regular gym gear, the debut collection is crafted from recycled plastics and discarded fishing nets. Expect a range including raincoats, crop tops and leggings, with 20 per cent of profits donated to local charities. Mister Timbuktu hasn’t skimped on quality either. The raincoats are lightweight, durable and waterproof, while the crop tops and leggings are soft and breathable. Waging war on waste and boring activewear, Mister Timbuktu is one to watch.
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Intrametica They say beauty starts within and that sentiment is at the heart of Intrametica. Formulated by leading naturopath Angela Maree Smith, the brand offers a range of organic botanical whole food powders to nourish and support the skin. Intrametica’s Collagen Ultimate + Powder comes in an organic raspberry burst flavour, promising to improve skin texture, plumpen skin and tighten pores. It works by targeting the deeper layers of skin to reduce uneven pigmentation, protect against sunburn, increase skin moisture and combat the signs of ageing. With each ethical formula’s ingredients proven effective by clinical scientific trials, adding the powder to your smoothies or water is a no-brainer. INTRAMETICA.COM.AU
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Love Athletica We know first-hand that finding motivation to work out can be tough. But we think Love Athletica will give you a good reason to get off the couch. Based in Hawthorn East, VIC, this reformer pilates studio has been carefully designed to feel luxurious and welcoming – with natural lighting, high ceilings and sleek Allegro II reformer beds. Each low-impact class aims to spike your heart rate and burn some calories, through a mix of classic reformer moves, training and cardio. With each session finishing in a mindful yoga flow to cool down and restore, you’re bound to feel like a visit to Love Athletica is the best part of your day. Try four classes for $40. LOVEATHLETICA.COM.AU
All Fenix Melbourne label All Fenix is pushing the boundaries of athleisure with its consistent release of sophisticated, high-quality collections. Contemporary, minimal and practical design is at the core of each garment, keeping you comfortable through the toughest of workouts. The brand has now teamed up with US spin studio SoulCycle, releasing an exclusive sports bra and compression legging set which will be available in US SoulCycle stores and online from August. Since launching in 2015, All Fenix can now be found in over 100 retailers across the world including Bandier, Revolve, The Iconic and Equinox. ALLFENIX.COM
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HAIR INTERVIEW & BEAUTY
Myth Busters Makeup advice is easy to find in the age of social media. However, with so many self-proclaimed beauty gurus, it can be hard to know where to turn for information. To cut through the clutter, we asked three makeup artists to bust some of the biggest beauty myths they come up against.
Rob Povey MYTH: YOU NEED TO WEAR MORE BASE MAKEUP AT NIGHT
Shev Kelly MYTH: BRONZER IS BEST FOR CONTOURING
Contouring is meant to look natural and shape/ sculpt the face. Bronzer, on the other hand, is intended to warm up the complexion. Bronzer used as a contour can look a lil’ orange and can stand out a bit too much. Stick to a contouring cream or powder two shades darker than your skin tone for supermodel cheekbones. MYTH: BAKING IS ESSENTIAL
Not unless you’re baking a cake. Leave the OTT powder and drying products off your face, especially under the eyes. It can instantly age the skin and look very unnatural. If your base is wearing off, swap your foundation/concealer for one specific to your skin type. NAPOLEONPERDIS.COM
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People often feel like they need to compensate for makeup fading away, sliding around or shining up while out drinking and dancing by applying additional layers of coverage. The truth is, the less product you have sitting on your face, the less there is to be moving around and fighting against your skin’s natural oil production. Also, the absence of harsh lighting at night means you’re only ever viewed under far softer and more flattering conditions. So what is there to hide? Focus on building thin, light layers of foundation to even out the skin and then conceal any areas that still require additional coverage. Secure all the hot spots (areas you know are prone to shining up) by pressing a very fine translucent powder into the skin. MYTH: SOME PEOPLE DON’T SUIT RED LIPSTICK
Literally everybody can wear a red – it’s about finding the most flattering undertone for your complexion and the right intensity/opacity for your comfort level. In terms of undertones, fair and cooler skin tones will really brighten up with a blue-based red (like a cherry). More olive/ golden complexions tend to harmonise best with a neutral to warmer-toned red (almost orange), dark complexions will always look amazing with the richer, deeper hues of red (think vampy merlots and burgundies), and the deepest of dark skins can really go in any direction they please. If it’s the ‘look-at-me’ impact of a red that’s deterring you, opt for more muted applications.
Instead of a solid lipstick, go for a sheerer gloss or balm version, or if matte is more your taste, look into lip stains. PEOPLE.AGENCY
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Georgia Ramman MYTH: MAKEUP APPLICATION IS BEST DONE USING PROFESSIONAL BRUSHES
Sometimes brushes just don’t cut it on their own. Often the best results for a healthy-looking base, or a creamy cheek and lip, are created with a mix of fingers and brushes. The warmth of those little hands can help your products sit beautifully and seamlessly on your skin. When it comes to brushes, just because a brush is labelled for a particular purpose, doesn’t mean that’s all it’s good for. I use fluffy brushes for concealer, foundation brushes for liquid bronzer, mascara brush for brows, concealer brush for lips… the list goes on. MYTH: DEWY SKIN DOESN’T NEED POWDER
For many liquid and certain cream foundations, powder is a necessity. A light dust on important areas will make such a difference for your dew. Always powder spots such as your T-zone, the sides of your nose, under your eyes, below your cheeks. You can still achieve a beautiful, dewy glow and not look like you need blotting paper to smack you in the face. Then highlight away, but please, with class and the right tone for your skin type. GEORGIARAMMAN.COM
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Lux Aestiva If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that you should never head to bed without taking off your makeup. To help you do so, Lux Aestiva has unveiled the Constellations Cleansing Oil. With the aim of changing the way you wash, the product promises to melt away impurities and leave skin feeling clean and fresh. The formula combines hazelnut, avocado, jojoba and mandarin oils to remove makeup and excess sebum while moisturising at the same time. It’s also 100 per cent vegan and free from parabens, sulphates, mineral oils and synthetic colours. LUXAESTIVA.COM
Mecca Cosmetica When you talk, the good folk at Mecca Cosmetica listen. The brand has just given one of its cult favourites, the Lip De-Luscious lip balm, a handy update at the request of customers. The new Lip De-Luscious Glide arrives in a twist-up matte stick, complete with magnetic lid, making it the perfect addition to your handbag. Featuring the classic shea butter and SPF 15 formula, it’s available in the original Natural shade, plus Nude and Rose options to add a sheer wash of colour to your lips. MECCA.COM.AU
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King of priming, Napoleon Perdis, has just added another product to his illustrious belt. The Auto Pilot Hydra-Vault Skin Primer boasts a velvetsmooth consistency, and is infused with vitamin C, sodium hyaluronate, collagen and a hydrolysed protein plant complex. In layman’s terms, all these ingredients work together to create the appearance of firm, youthful and vibrant skin. Sign us up.
Paying homage to her bestselling product, Charlotte Tilbury has unveiled the Bar of Gold Trio. The minipalette sees Tilbury’s sell-out Bar of Gold highlighter arrive in three shades, perfect for brightening up your makeup look. It includes the Original Gold, plus Rose Gold to add a blush tone to the skin, and Gold Bullion for sun-kissed bronzing. Apply the product to eyes, cheeks, décolletage or lips for a glossy, illuminated glow.
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REVIEWS
Look & Listen WITH VERONICA STANFORD AND BIANCA O'NEILL
Addicted?
Waste Not
The Pisces
MATT NOFFS & KIERAN PALMER
ERIN RHOADS
MELISSA BRODER
Upon reading the blurb for Addicted?, I immediately made the assumption it was to be a dry and dull read, filled with statistics and jargon. But that’s just not the case here. The non-fiction presents an overarching argument about the media’s perception of drug addiction and the ‘ice epidemic’, ironically juxtaposing the idea of the supposed ‘crisis’ with discussion about our society’s obsession with screens. I was pleasantly surprised at how conversational this read was. Despite commenting on Australia’s drug regulations and addiction at its most serious level, it weaves metaphors and stories throughout, helping the reader relate to the topic in a number of ways. With stories from previous addicts, historical anecdotes and mindfulness exercises for everyone to try throughout, this book is an interesting read with an even more important message.
Everything Is Love
Phantastic Ferniture
THE CARTERS
PHANTASTIC FERNITURE
Beyoncé and Jay-Z have paired up for this new album under the moniker The Carters. Originally only available on Tidal, it’s now thankfully streaming across other platforms. But unfortunately for Bey and Jay, it really hasn’t made the kind of waves you’d expect from the stellar pairing. I’d suggest the joint release was made solely to coincide with their joint world tour, and the short nine-track release certainly hints at that. But is it good? Well, when we’re talking the laid-back ‘Summer’ and ‘Friends’, it’s more reminiscent of a rejected Beyoncé track… meh. Then you’re hit with nuggets like first single ‘Apeshit’ and ‘Lovehappy’, and you’re totally sold. It’s a bit all over the place, really.
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We all know how detrimental plastic is to the environment. But even the thought of attempting to reduce our plastic consumption is a task that can seem really, really overwhelming. At a time when we’re finally beginning to see a shift in our dependance on the material, Erin Rhoads’ Waste Not should be present in every household. Broken down into key areas – food, cleaning, beauty, entertaining and kids and pets – the compendium’s gone beyond just telling us why we need to reduce our waste, showing us how to do it without being unrealistic or over the top. The pages are filled with DIY projects, recipes for homemade cleaning products and even ideas on waste-free gift wrapping. If you’re ready to make a dent in your waste consumption, this will be your bible.
Julia Jacklin isn’t sad anymore… it seems she’s hung up her folk guitar and joined a garage pop band. And I’m loving it. Phantastic Ferniture’s self-titled full length isn’t really for the music nerds out there. It has an easy adolescence about it that seems incongruous with the weather right now, but is right on target for a bunch of summer festival lineup additions. I find it interesting that the first single was ‘Fuckin ‘N’ Rollin’ – it’s certainly not the best, or the most fun. But hey, that’s the mysterious Triple J playlist for you. Try ‘I Need It’ or ‘Dark Corner Dance Floor’ instead.
There’s a good chance you’ve seen some press about The Pisces, and for good reason. The first novel from the creator of So Sad Today and Lenny Letter columnist, Melissa Broder, details a love story between a heartbroken (and somewhat unlikable) PhD student and a merman named Theo. To say I was curious about the storyline was an understatement – all I’d heard about this book was that it was a comedy and it included humanmerman intercourse. But what Broder delivers is much more than just a fantastical narrative or light-hearted romantic novel. The story is deeply depressing, yet doesn’t leave you feeling glum. With a profound feminist voice embedded throughout, you can expect an impactful and relatable story broaching depression, anxiety, suicide, abusive relationships and independence. And yes, a lot of merman sex.
Scorpion DRAKE
How much longer can we all indulge Drake’s navel-gazing lines? How much longer are we meant to believe his insistence that he’s such a great guy, while he raps about ‘hoes’ trying to hit him up for false paternity tests (yet at the same time it’s revealed that he’s hidden an illegitimate child from the world?) I blame the sick beats. I blame his smooth vocals, excellent samples and deftly chosen guests. But with Scorpion, I’m becoming tired of the Drake mythology. It is clear that it’s time for Drake to stop playing the (rich, famous) victim. Christ, he even has a track called ‘I’m Upset’. Uggghhhhh. Jay-Z has manned up. Heck, even Kanye’s done it. It’s time to grow up, my man.
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Out & About MINKPINK Fall Collection Preview Los Angeles’ Line Hotel was the perfect backdrop for MINKPINK’s Fall 18 collection preview. The event treated influencers from Australia, Canada and the US to an Aussie-inspired outdoor brunch, with avocado toast on the menu. Guests also got a taste of the upcoming clothing and accessory releases from the brand, had their nails painted and enjoyed custom cocktails. MINKPINKWORLD.COM
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