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What’s on
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Art School
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Take Five
with Chelsea Wilson
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Leading the Way with Holy Ransom
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Fine Dining
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Happy Hour
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Lets Get Physical
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Jazz Tables
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Meet the Locals
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In Control
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Crossroads 32 Window Shopper
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Stockists 39
Publisher Furst Media Editor Leah White leah@furstmedia.com.au Editorial co-ordinator Tara Smith Sub-editors Giulia Brugliera, Veronica Stanford Graphic design Zarnie Morcombe On the cover Model Bridget Hollitt @ Chic Management Photographer Eddie New Full shoot credits on page 26 Bridget wears Topshop Frill Pleat Blouse $54.95 Back cover Photographer Holly Engelhardt Cocktail recipe on page 9 Interior and portrait photography Kamilla Musland
City of Stonnington PO Box 21 Prahran VIC 3181 8290 1333 stonnington.vic.gov.au facebook.com/whatsonstonnington instagram.com/whats_on_stonnington twitter.com/whatstonnington Furst Media 3 Newton Street Richmond VIC 3121 furstmedia.com.au Š 2017 FURST MEDIA PTY LTD. No part may be reproduced without the consent of the copyright holder.
What's on International Women’s Day Luncheon
Just when we thought it couldn’t get any better. Flavours festival is a one-day event celebrating different cultures and food from around the globe. Hosted by comedian Mia Stanford, the festival is free and offers craft stalls, demonstrations, workshops and performances all day in Grattan Gardens. Where Grattan Gardens, 40 Grattan Street, Prahran When Saturday 18 March , 11am - 4pm stonnington.vic.gov.au/flavours
The VIVA Youth Festival is a free annual event celebrating the importance of youth and street culture. Welcoming all ages, the all-day event includes basketball and skate competitions, dance workshops and live performances. Held in conjunction with National Youth Week, it takes place in Prahran during the school holidays, meaning the whole family can tag along. Where Princes Gardens, Prahran When Saturday 8 April, 11am - 5pm stonnington.vic.gov.au/viva
Vintage Clothing Sale at Como House Attention vintage collectors. After a highly successful clothing sale in 2016, the Como House event is back for another run. Quality men's and women’s vintage clothing from the 1800s is up for sale, including designer pieces donated by the public. It’s all happening over two days in March but the earlier you arrive, the better. Where Como House, Corner of Williams Road and Lechlade Avenue, South Yarra When Saturday 18 March - Sunday 19 March, 10am - 4pm nationaltrust.org.au
Toorak Village Sculpture Exhibition
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Stonnington Jazz Festival Pets in the Park It’s a rare occasion when dog and cat lovers can put aside their differences, but Pets in the Park is a pretty great excuse. The event will see Malvern East’s Central Park transformed into a pet haven for animals of all shapes and sizes, not just our four-legged friends. Live music, pet parades and market stalls will all take place in what will undeniably be the greatest day of the year. Mark this down as super important. Where Central Park, Malvern East When Sunday 26 March, 11am - 4pm stonnington.vic.gov.au/petsinthepark
Stonnington Jazz is an 11-day, awardwinning festival held in May. It showcases 100 per cent Aussie talent through a series of gigs and concerts held in venues around Stonnington. Punters can look forward to live music from established jazz artists and newcomers, plus unique events and workshops. Having celebrated its 11th birthday in 2016, Stonnington Jazz has earned its stripes with the locals. Where City of Stonnington When Thursday 11 May Sunday 21 May stonningtonjazz.com.au
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To celebrate International Women’s Day, young entrepreneur Holly Ransom will be joining Stonnington’s International Women’s Day Luncheon as a special guest speaker. Holly was named in Australia’s ‘100 Most Influential Women’ and is CEO of Emergent, a company driving development of workforces, leadership and social outcomes. She will be leading the conversation on how we can value women and men’s contributions equally, empower girls and help women achieve their ambitions. On top of that, the luncheon will include an interactive panel discussion with business and community leaders, as well as canapés, a glass of sparkling wine and a two-course lunch. Where Functions on Chapel, 255A Chapel Street, Prahran When Wednesday 8 March, 12pm - 2pm stonnington.vic.gov.au/iwd
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Stonnington is about to experience its very own Virgin Australian Melbourne Fashion Festival takeover. For a huge weekend in March, shopping destinations across the precinct will play host to launches, runways, designer meet-and-greets and exclusive VAMFF activities. There’s even a high tea runway going down. What better way to get closer to your favourite labels and discover the trends of the season. Where Various locations When Saturday 4 March - Sunday 5 March vamff.com.au/ fashion-weekend-in-stonnington
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Art School For those in need of a little cultural refresher, there’s never been a better time to reacquaint yourself with Melbourne’s artistic side. There’s no shortage of exhibitions in the coming months and thankfully, what's on offer is some of the best in the country. Here’s a lineup of some of the best upcoming exhibitions, to enjoy at your leisure. Let’s call it a culture lesson.
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Michael Staniak Covering both of Station Gallery’s spaces, this exhibition will look into Staniak’s concerns with the changing dynamic of images in light of digital culture, explored in both pictorial and sculptural form. 22 April - 13 May 9 Ellis Street, South Yarra stationgallery.com.au
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Tiefenziet by Tricky Walsh Tiefenzeit or ‘deep time’ is a work of fiction relating to aspects of past and future, and our perception of time. The exhibition will include paintings and sculptures, and will even incorporate different smells and sounds as part of the installation.
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Reveal - Revelar
Fragments by Natasha Barnes and Miertje Skidmore
In collaboration with Melbourne’s Backwoods Gallery, Metro Gallery is hosting a pop-up exhibition featuring new works by Carlos Barrios, alongside works by street-based artist, ROA.
An exhibition of new abstract works.
9 February - 6 March 1214 High Street, Armadale metrogallery.com.au
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Mossgreen Gallery
9 March - 26 March 8 Claremont Avenue, Malvern manyunggallery.com.au
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Rupert Bunny (1864 - 1947)
Beyond Fashion by Julia Boros
Mossgreen Gallery will present the exhibition Rupert Bunny as well as launching the most comprehensive catalogue of his works to date. The accompanying exhibition will include works from the book titled The Life and Art of Rupert Bunny: A Catalogue Raisonné.
Contemporary Melbourne artist Julia Boros explores the boundaries of textiles in her solo exhibition Beyond Fashion. Her work delves into the emotions communicated by manipulation of different fashion textiles.
1 March - 18 March 926 - 930 High Street, Armadale mossgreen.com.au
1 March - 25 March 256 Glenferrie Road, Malvern sagra.com.au/gallery
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There are few people who know the “I’ve had an ongoing relationship with the festival, so it’s amazing to be the artistic Australian jazz scene better than director for the second time,” she said. Chelsea Wilson. She wrote her first song at eight, played gigs as a teenager, studied at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music, holds a masters degree in Arts and Entertainment Management and has held international residencies at jazz clubs all over the world. In 2015, she played at Stonnington Jazz through her series Women of Soul, a string of performances celebrating female vocalists and songwriters.
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Now, Chelsea hosts her own radio show on PBS and is currently working on her second album. In other words, she’s more than qualified to be artistic director of Australia’s long-running Stonnington Jazz festival, now in its 12th year. It’s Chelsea’s second year in the role and she’s pretty excited about it.
Her role is something of a dream job. Chelsea gets to book the musicians she plays on her radio show, while creating a program that reflects the diverse Australian jazz scene. “My role is having a creative vision for the festival, and continuing the legacy of the festival as a champion of Australian jazz music. This really sets the festival apart from other jazz festivals around the country.” Stonnington Jazz curates a 100 per cent Australian line-up, with the 2017 program expected to drop very soon. This year, the festival has an inclusive focus, aiming to deliver a program that will entertain everyone. “It’s a diverse range of genres within the jazz umbrella. As cheesy as it sounds, there’s something for everybody,” said Chelsea.
This year’s program includes album launches, workshops and shows designed to get the whole crowd involved. “There will definitely be performance workshops. There will definitely be events that are all ages, that kids can get involved with, that professional musicians can get involved with, that complete beginners can get involved with.” “There will be a mix of seated concerts for that traditional jazz audience where you’ll see some of Australia’s great legacy artists, but there are also elements of the program where dancing is encouraged,” she said. “Even if people think they don’t really like jazz, they can come down and find something that they’ll like.”
Stonnington Jazz runs from 11 - 21 May. The full program will be available at stonningtonjazz.com.au
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Leading the Way She’s managed a lifetime of achievements before 30, so what’s been her greatest accomplishment so far? “From a professional sense I don’t think I can go past what we achieved with the 2014 G20 Youth Summit. That was the first year the Youth Summit had ever managed to successfully influence the world leaders' agenda to get any of its recommendations entrenched in what the leaders signed off. To have been able to lead that process and deliver that outcome for the 1.5 billion young people that are across the G20, was certainly the most exciting professional achievement… because no one expected us to do it.” As International Women’s Day approaches on Wednesday 8 March, Holly will be hosting a panel discussion addressing gender equality issues and empowering young women.
For one of Australia’s most influential women, a chance encounter at age 10 influenced a lifelong passion for leadership and a desire to bring about change. Holly Ransom remembers shopping in a bookstore with her mum, before wandering out onto the street to find a man begging for change. “I’ve always been insatiably curious, so 10-year-old me just wandered up to him and said, 'whatcha doing?'" said Holly. “He looked up at me with a grin and said, ‘I’m trying to earn enough for a feed and a roof.’
But he chuckled and said ‘nah it’s a good day, I’m doing well.”
Let’s get pragmatic on where the barriers are that are affecting our pursuit of gender equality, but most importantly how do we be a part of the solution?” Holly said.
“Since then, my journey has been about how can I improve and develop as a leader, as a businesswoman, as a person in order to be able to make the best possible contribution to improving the lives of those less fortunate in our community.”
The biggest piece of advice she has for other young women and girls?
She’s made pretty good progress since then.
You’re never actually ready. The ducks are never going to perfectly align so that everything’s good to go.
Now 26, Holly has been named among Australia’s 100 Most Influential Women, co-chaired the United Nations Global Coalition of Young Women Entrepreneurs and led the G20 Youth Summit. She’s also CEO of her own company, Emergent, which drives the development of intergenerational workforces and leadership models. But Holly’s extensive resume doesn’t stop there. In 2016, she became the youngest ever female director of an AFL club, Port Adelaide.
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“Start before you’re ready. One of the biggest things women can find themselves held captive by, is this idea that they’re not ready.
If you’ve got an idea you're passionate about, if you’ve got something on the backburner that you’ve always wanted to see if you can do or have a go at, what’s one thing you can do in the next 24 hours that can step yourself towards that? Go do it.” The International Women's Day Luncheon will take place on Wednesday 8 March from 12pm - 2pm. Tickets are available at stonnington.vic.gov.au/iwd
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I looked down at what he collected and there was $4.20 in his hat, mostly in silver coins. I should have never, ever said it… but it kind of just slipped out and I said, ‘that’s not very much.’
It was something that didn’t sit well with Holly. Even at age 10, she was thinking about how she could grow up and make a difference.
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“International Women’s Day is a great opportunity to reflect on not just how far we’ve come from an equality standpoint, but how much further we’ve got to go.
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Pan-fried Pork Buns New Shanghai Shop 1005, Chadstone Shopping Centre newshanghai.com.au
There’s a real satisfaction that comes from pulling together a feast all by yourself. New Shanghai has shared its recipe for pan-fried pork buns. This one gets five stars for taste and is an ideal way to impress guests at your next cook up.
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The 200-seat New Shanghai restaurant can be found in Chadstone’s Dining Terrace and offers modern Shanghai-style cuisine for those times when you don’t feel like cooking.
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1. To make the filling, combine minced 150g minced pork belly 3g salt 12g sugar 5g cooking wine Pepper (to taste) 5ml sesame oil Pinch of fresh ginger (finely chopped) Pinch of spring onion (finely chopped) 50ml chicken stock 70g aspic
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Bun 3g yeast 150g plain flour 3g baking powder 10g sugar 10g lard 90ml water Oil (for cooking) Black sesame seeds
pork with salt, sugar, wine, pepper and sesame oil. Add ginger and spring onion. Pour chicken stock in gradually and then mix well.
2. Add aspic and stir gently. Cover and chill in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
3. To make the bun, soften the yeast in a little of the water.
4. Combine all the ingredients in a mixing bowl. Knead mixture into a smooth dough. Cover and rest for 15 minutes.
5. Transfer the dough onto a clean, lightlyfloured surface and roll into a long tube.
6. Cut and weigh the dough portions (approximately 22g each). Cover with plastic wrap and rest for 10 minutes.
7. Roll each portion into a ball shape. Flatten with your palm and roll each into a disc using a rolling pin.
8. Wrap a spoonful of filling in the middle of the dough disc by folding the sides together and pinching the top. Repeat this step to finish all the remaining dough discs. Place wrapped buns on a tray dusted with flour to prevent sticking. Cover and rest at room temperature for 20-30 minutes.
9. Place the buns in a pan in one single layer. Pour a mix of oil and water into the pan, up to 1/3 bun in depth. Cover and cook until the water evaporates and the bottom of the buns are golden brown. Remove the buns from the pan, sprinkle
10. some black sesame seeds on top and serve immediately.
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Watermelon Martini
Mr Miyagi 99 Chapel Street, Windsor mrmiyagi.com.au
The silly season may be over, but that’s no reason to stop celebrating. Whether it’s a new job, a new outfit or just getting out of bed in the morning, sometimes the little things in life deserve some recognition. 9
Our friends at Mr Miyagi have gifted us with a recipe for the perfect party thirst-quencher. Get ready to charge your martini glasses, this round’s on us.
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2. Add ice. 3. Shake. 4. Double strain into a martini glass (use a standard cocktail strainer followed by a net strainer).
5. Add garnish and enjoy.
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20ml gin 35ml apple plum wine 5ml apple liqueur 15ml lime juice 15ml watermelon syrup 30ml watermelon juice A pinch of salt 3 x melon balls on a skewer to garnish (use a melon baller for this)
1. Place all ingredients into a cocktail
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Abacus Bar & Kitchen
1150 High Street, Armadale moby3143.com.au
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Fresh on the corner of High Street and Seymour Avenue sits Moby, Armadale’s three-storey answer to all-day breakfast. Run by locals Christina Higgins and Stephen Svensen, the cafe merges classic Melbourne breakfast staples with Middle Eastern influences. Higgins worked under legendary Middle Eastern chef Yotam Ottolenghi, while Svensen is the ex-head chef of Pillar of Salt. The resulting menu includes cured ocean trout with beetroot labneh, chilli scrambled eggs on toast and harissa beans on poached eggs. Plus, the top level is actually a rooftop terrace, so you can enjoy your morning coffee in the sun.
If you’ve ventured to Chapel Street for breakfast, chances are you’ve seen the white brick walls of The Lucky Penny. The South Yarra cafe recently underwent a management change, with head chef Noah Crowcroft of Red Spice Road stepping in. The new menu caters for all – from the health conscious right through to the brunch connoisseurs of Instagram. The line-up includes coffee-cured salmon, Belgian waffles with fresh mango and pulled pork eggs benedict. The team is all about ethically-sourced local produce, guided by a simple culinary ethos: food tastes better when it’s in season. They’re also supporters of Free to Feed, a program which hosts cooking classes led by asylum seekers who face barriers to employment. It’s a win on all fronts.
Nothing beats finding a new eatery to quench your thirst for good coffee and satisfy your need for avo. And Dylan Whitmore has delivered. His baby, Abacus, is fresh from its Christmas opening and a contender to become your new fave. On the menu, you’ll find flat-iron steak served on volcanic rock, sardines with pickled lemons, and speck and gruyère croquettes. Unlike your standard cafe, Abacus pays particular attention to where its produce comes from. Head chef Chris Connolly spends time on local farms, sourcing the highest quality ingredients, while beehives are kept on the building’s roof to harvest fresh honeycomb. Is your mouth watering yet?
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Grange Road Egg Shop
190 High Street, Windsor bistromorgan.com.au
63 Glenferrie Road, Malvern thedaskculture.com
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It’s hard to believe Bistro Morgan is owned and run by a 15-year-old. Morgan Hipwell, a high school student with a taste for dessert and the culinary skills to match, launched his doughnut empire in 2015. He’s been supplying Melbourne cafes with his famous loaded doughnuts for two years and has now finally opened up a permanent shop in Windsor. The opening follows a hugely successful pop-up last year, where Bistro Morgan sold 10,000 doughnuts in eight days. With flavours like Golden Gaytime, Ferrero Rocher and Rocky Road changing weekly, we’re expecting lines out the door and down the street.
The Dask Culture is bringing a new atmosphere and upbeat vibe to Glenferrie Road. After arriving in mid-December, it's the only cafe in the area to offer a mix of Sri Lankan, Caribbean and South American influences on the menu. Standout menu items include slow-cooked pork belly and jerk chicken, with dishes combining the best classic and new fusion dishes from each region. Expect an upbeat atmosphere, complete with Bob Marley references decorating the interior. The arrival of a courtyard is not far off, with dinner service also on the way. Watch this space.
Contrary to what the name suggests, the Grange Road Egg Shop doesn’t just sell eggs. Launched by the team that brought you Denis the Menace (Richmond) and St. Edmonds (Prahran), the cafe is an ideal spot to grab a bite or sit down for a coffee. It’s also a good pit stop if you’re looking for a quick lunch on the go. The team’s popped together a $10 takeaway menu, covering everything from quinoa and coconut porridge to summer salads. There’s also a selection of fancy lunchtime essentials, like roast mushroom and buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches. Lunch is served.
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Happy Hour Whether your style is wine and cheese or gin and tonic, there’s always somewhere serving up just what you’re after. From local hangouts to brand new cocktail bars, we’ve listed some of the top contenders to visit when it’s time to wine and dine. As the old saying goes, it’s 5 o’clock somewhere.
Wine 1160 Open Monday, 3pm - late Wednesday to Sunday, 12pm - late What This one’s a true hideout for the locals. As champions of artisan produce, the menu is paired with the flavour profiles of the wine. Think Mexican chocolate matched to Pedro Ximénez and pink lamingtons paired with Moscato.
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Milton Wine Shop Open Sunday to Tuesday, 12pm - 9pm Wednesday to Saturday, 12pm - 11pm What A wine bar and bottle shop in Malvern, stocking old and new world wines ready for drinking or cellaring (if you can wait). Milton has its own courtyard and hosts regular tasting events for everyone from firsttime buyers to wine connoisseurs. No wine snobs here. Special Receive a discount when you buy six or more wines 1427 Malvern Road, Malvern miltonwine.com
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The Bird Watching Society Open Thursday and Friday, 4.30pm - 10pm Saturday and Sunday, 12.30pm - 10pm What After a brief hiatus over winter, The Bird Watching Society has reopened at its home in Prahran. The outdoor venue incorporates good food, music and drinks, with pizzas on offer ’til close alongside cocktail jugs and hookahs. For a real community vibe, The Bird Watching Society also hosts morning yoga, stand-up comedy and food markets. 22 Cecil Place, Prahran facebook.com/thebirdwatchingsociety
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Prahran Hotel Open Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm - late What With its sleek interior and upmarket menu, the Prahran Hotel makes the shortlist of our favourite Melbourne pubs. On weekends, live music and DJs play in the beer garden, while different dinner specials are on offer throughout the week. A step above your average pub fare, the menu ranges from grazing plates to tasting boards, including cheeses, oysters, croquettes and more. Happy hour Fridays 5pm - 7pm, $5 house wines, $4 pots, $7 pints Our pick Orecchiette with braised beef cheek ragu, shaved parmesan, tarragon oil $26 82 High Street, Prahran prahranhotel.com
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Open Monday to Sunday, 11am - late What Despite the name, South Press Wine House does a lot more than wine. The bar boasts an impressive European-influenced menu including cheese, cured meats and an array of seafood, making it the perfect place to graze. South Press has also just launched its wine club, giving members the option of wine, charcuterie and cheese on home delivery. Our pick Hot smoked ocean trout, kipflers, sour cream and chives $20
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Shadowboxer Bar & Kitchen
302 Toorak Road, South Yarra shadowboxer.bar
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Open Monday to Saturday, 12pm - late Sunday, 12pm - 11pm What A cocktail and wine bar placing the spotlight on Australian wine and produce. Newly renovated, Shadowboxer is a light and airy space situated on an old terrace block in South Yarra. The beer and wine is all-Australian with only a few international inclusions on the spirits list. Happy hour 3pm - 6pm, $2 oysters, $10 spritzes, $10 duck ribs Our pick Pork cutlet, spiced carrot, apple, fennel salad, crispy crackle, bordelaise $32
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LITTLEHORN BLOB POCKET TEE $33.70 FROM FASHION DELI, LITTLEHORN AMIGOS CREW JUMPER $37.50 FROM FASHION DELI, COTTON ON KIDS OLLIE SLIM LEG JEAN $36.95 COTTON ON KIDS SUNNIES $9.95 SEED HERITAGE MESH PULL ON RUNNER $39.95 MR & MRS JONES INSECTS $11.95
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When it comes to buying clothing for your little ones, it’s easy to keep everyone happy this season. Cartoon graphics are an obvious choice for the more adventurous, while playful pom poms and metallic touches will have them feeling a little bit fancy.
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Clockwise from top left SEED HERITAGE SHELL FACE BATHER $29.95 MR & MRS JONES ICE CREAM BUBBLES $9.95 COTTON ON KIDS ARLO SHORTS $26.95 COTTON ON KIDS FASHION KOOKY SOCKS $2.95 COTTON ON KIDS ELKE MINI TENNIS TRAINER $29.95 SEED HERITAGE POM POM FLAP PURSE $24.95
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There’s a certain charm that comes with sitting down for afternoon tea. When it comes to the table setting, a dreamy spread simply requires a dainty tea set, delicious treats and a bouquet (or two) of fresh flowers. If hosting isn’t your cup of tea, you can head to Malvern Town Hall for Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival’s High Tea. You’ll get to dine on decadent treats while viewing runway collections from Megan Park, Leona Edmiston and more.
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Clockwise from top left ZUMBO PATISSERIE YUZU SAY CHEESE INDIVIDUAL CAKE $9.50 BURCH AND PURCHESE SWEET STUDIO ORANGE AND FENNEL MARSHMALLOW PILLOWS $10 T2 TEA DAZED AND DAZZLED CUP AND SAUCER IN LIME $32 ROSE ST TRADING CO PERSIMMON 25 HOUR CANDLE $19.95 T2 TEA DAZED AND DAZZLED TEAPOT IN LIME $68 ZUMBO PATISSERIE ZUMBARONS $2.80 EACH BURCH AND PURCHESE SWEET STUDIO FRUIT SALAD LOLLIPOP $6 AMALFI CHEESE KNIFE $19.95 FROM CRATE EXPECTATIONS T2 TEA DAZED AND DAZZLED CUP AND SAUCER IN LILAC $32 ARLINGTON MILNE SMALL CLUTCH $89.95 AND TASSEL $24.95 FROM CRATE EXPECTATIONS T2 TEA DAZED AND DAZZLED LARGE TEAPOT IN LILAC $78 ZUMBO PATISSERIE PASSIONFRUIT TART $6 JFAHRI ’70S STYLE CLEAR LENS GLASSES $59 Tickets are available now at vamff.com.au/high-tea
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A change in season is always a good excuse to update your home. As the leaves begin to deepen in colour, we’re favouring warm autumnal shades and bold colour blocking. For a touch of luxe, add gold accents to your table setting and living area.
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FENTON & FENTON SMALL BRASS CRAB $190 TOM DIXON PEPPER GRINDER $135 FROM THIRD DRAWER DOWN TOM DIXON SALT GRINDER $110 FROM THIRD DRAWER DOWN, KATE SPADE FOUR PACK COASTER SET $49.95 FROM MR & MRS JONES ROSE ST TRADING CO CERAMIC MARBLE DISH $34.95 MATT BLATT BETTY THE BULLDOG $99 KIKKI.K SVENSKA HEM GRATEFUL CANDLES $39.95 EACH AMALFI GOLD SALAD SERVERS $59.95 FROM CRATE EXPECTATIONS JFAHRI HAND PAINTED TURKISH BOWL $29
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Let's Get Physical Despite our best intentions, health kicks and exercise plans never last as long as we’d hope. Whether it’s boredom, lack of time or just plain laziness, when the going gets tough, a lot of us get going. To keep up the motivation and stay moving, we’ve designed a Monday to Friday timetable of the best fitness classes south of the city.
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Gentle Slow Flow Yoga at The Habitat Space Slow Flow yoga is the best way to ease into the start of your week. It’s a lot gentler than the standard yoga session, with slower transitions and longer poses. Perfect for any beginners or those wanting to slow it down and deepen their practice. When Weekdays 8am - 6pm, bookings essential Where 328 Waverley Road, Malvern East Cost Introductory offer $37 for 30 days thehabitatspace.com.au
Personal Training at FIT Toorak If you’re someone who lacks motivation and staying power, you probably need a personal trainer. FIT Toorak offers individual training in a studio setting, catering for all ages. They focus on a holistic program personalised to you, taking into account biomechanics, injury prevention and dietary advice. When By appointment only Where 2C Wallace Avenue, Toorak Cost Varies by session, an initial consultation and trial is free fittoorak.com.au
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Spin Class at BodyCycle If running isn’t your style, why not jump on a bike instead? BodyCycle’s Cycle 45 class is a high intensity, low impact indoor cycle class, running for 45 minutes. You can set your fitness level and receive all your stats via email after each class. Plus, the more classes you buy, the cheaper it is. When Weekdays 6am - 8pm, weekends 8.30am - 9.30am Where 30 Garden Street, South Yarra Cost $26 per class or $30 for three classes, first class is free bodycycle.com.au
Cryotherapy at Gravity Cryotherapy Centre Cryotherapy is a fitness recovery method that uses extremely cold air (-110C) to trigger physiological responses in the human body. You’re exposed to the cold air for around three minutes, which reduces inflammation and boosts metabolism, sleep quality, immune function and more. When Weekdays 11am - 7pm, weekends 8am - 4pm Where 6B Daly Street, South Yarra Cost Casual session $75, discounted passes available gravitycryo.com.au
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FRIDAY Pilates at Sum of Us Sculpt and Reform Pilates is one of the signature classes at Sum of Us. It combines classical Pilates with functional strengthening movements to tone and shape the body. As well as reformers and the trapeze, they use rings, weights, bands and springs to sculpt and tone. When Monday to Friday 6am - 9pm, Saturday 8am - 4pm Where 602 High Street, Prahran Cost $27 per class, $55 per week unlimited classes including reformer Pilates, barre, yoga and meditation sumofusstudio.com.au
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Fashion Weekend in Stonnington We’re welcoming autumn like an old friend, celebrating the fact that we can finally bring our cutest jumpers and long-sleeve dresses out of hibernation. Fashion Weekend in Stonnington is marking the change in season, here to make sure your wardrobe is adequately equipped to deal with the cooler weather. Taking place on 4 - 5 March, Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival's Fashion Weekend will see locations all over the City of Stonnington come to life with runways, in-store promotions and more. To get the ball rolling, we’re marking off our calendars with two unmissable events going down at Malvern Town Hall. Consider this your official invitation.
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Sunday 5 March will see the first ever Fashion Weekend Runway go down at the Malvern Town Hall. The extensive runway will showcase the best of local designers including new season collections from Anna Hoffman, Arya, Et Al, Isobel Rose, Odeya and more. The best part about it all is you can shop the collections straight after the show at all the local stores around Stonnington. Where Malvern Town Hall, corner Glenferrie Road and High Street, Malvern When Sunday 5 March, 1pm Tickets $35 at vamff.com.au
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The Festival's High Tea, supported by the The Australian Womens Weekly is back for another year. This time ’round, the sell-out event is putting on two shows just so nobody misses out. Treat yourself (and someone lucky) to an exclusive high tea menu designed by Peter Rowland Catering at the Malvern Town Hall. While you lunch, designer collections from the likes of Megan Park, Luxe Deluxe and OnceWas will be heading down the runway. What’s not to love. Where Malvern Town Hall, corner Glenferrie Road and High Street, Malvern When Saturday 4 March, 11am - 1pm and 2.30pm - 4.30pm Tickets $89 at vamff.com.au
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What's on at Stonnington Fashion Weekend It’s not just about runway shows and high tea. The entire City of Stonnington is putting on a show, with launches, in-store promotions and events happening around town over Fashion Weekend. Before you get out and about, it’ll pay to know the best deals going down. Here’s our guide to what’s on.
Abacus
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After a day of shopping, visit Abacus for the official After Party of Fashion Weekend in Stonnington. Head to vamff.com.au for more details When Sunday 5 March, 6pm Where 383 Chapel Street, South Yarra Entry free
Take 30% off full-priced items. Excludes charity and sale items When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Attend an in-store styling workshop held by head designer, Rowena Doolan When Saturday 4 March, 5pm Where 118 Greville Street, Prahran Entry free, RSVP at vamff.com.au/event/ fool-styling-workshop
Diesel Preview the new collection in store. Head to vamff.com.au for more details When Saturday 4 March, 10.30am Where 555B Chapel Street, South Yarra
Spend $500 or more and receive a $50 voucher for your next purchase When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where 501 Chapel Street, South Yarra
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Enjoy a complimentary manicure in-store at a pop-up nail bar When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 6pm Where Chadstone Shopping Centre
amber chloe Meet with the head designer, plus 20% off for one day only. Mention VAMFF to receive your discount When Saturday 4 March Where 1B Rose Street, Armadale
Assembly Label Attend an in-store styling event held in conjunction with Fashion Journal and SOUTH When Saturday 4 March, 9am - 6pm (styling workshop 1pm - 2pm) Where 1062 High Street, Armadale Entry free
Bared Footwear
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Celebrate the launch of Bared Footwear’s collaboration with artist Carla McRae. A pop-up art, food and fashion event will feature a live painting by Carla, food trucks and music When Saturday 4 March, 11am - 4pm Where 1098 High Street, Armadale Entry free
Bras N Things Save $20 when you spend $100 or more When Saturday 4 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Attend a champagne shopping and styling session with founder and creative director, Dimitria Papafotiou. Receive champagne and a gift bag when you spend $250 or more on the day When Friday 3 March, 4pm - 6pm Where 583 Chapel Street, South Yarra Entry free
Fashion Deli Bring your kids down for a necklace-making event, suitable for over fives. All materials will be provided When Saturday 4 March,10am - 4pm Where 424 Toorak Road, Toorak Entry free, RSVP by emailing info@fashiondeli.com.au
Feathers Boutique Score a styling session with the Feathers head stylist and 20% off full-priced items When Saturday 4 March, 12pm -1pm Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Fells Boutique Explore a showcase of Autumn/Winter trends with the chance to shop from the new collection. Plus, receive expert styling advice from the Fells team When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 5pm Where 428E Toorak Road, Toorak
French Connection Take 25% off storewide When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Henry Bucks Enjoy refreshments as you view the new AW17 collection When Saturday 4 March, 9am - 5pm Where 476 Toorak Road, Toorak
Jade + Amber Attend perfume workshop, plus receive 10% off purchases when you spend over $199 When Saturday 4 March, 4pm Sunday 5 March, 3pm Where 10/501 Toorak Road, Toorak Entry free, RSVP at vamff.com.au/event/ french-boutique-perfume-workshop
Keep it Personal A pop-up embossing station offering the chance to customise caps, varsity jackets and more When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where 1 Oban Street, South Yarra
Laser Clinics Australia Take 50% off laser hair removal when four or more treatments of the same area are purchased, plus 50% off all skin treatments. Book a complimentary 15-minute injectables consultation and receive a $25 skin voucher. See in store for details When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
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Malvern Central Shopping Centre Exclusive offers and discounts across fashion stores. Plus, sampling, prizes and giveaways When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
MJ Bale Shop the latest looks of the season When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 6pm Where 574A Chapel Street, South Yarra Entry free, RSVP at vamff.com.au
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Nine West Take 25% off full-priced items When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Odeya Take 15% off full-priced items in store only, plus a raffle to win the best-selling Zest leather jacket When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 5pm Sunday 5 March, 11am - 4pm Where 163 Glenferrie Road, Malvern and 527 Malvern Road, Toorak Entry free when you present your ticket to VAMFF High Tea or Fashion Weekend Runway
OPSM Take 50% off a second pair of glasses. Terms and conditions apply, see in store for details When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Spend $100 and get 20% off full-priced products only When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Take 20% off new fashion shoes. Applies to full-priced products only When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Phillips Shirts
The Ark Clothing Co
An informative talk on the history of Phillips Shirts, offering a rare chance to hear about the evolution of Melbourne's rag trade When Saturday 4 March, 1pm Where 5 Como Street, Malvern Entry free, RSVP at phillipsshirts.com.au/ contact
A preview of the Autumn/Winter collection presented by The Ark’s stylists When Sunday 5 March, 9.30am Where 1357 High Street, Malvern Entry Entry $25, bookings via theark.com.au
Ryder Meet the designer and get personal styling tips. Receive a gift with all purchases When Saturday 4 March (styling session from 12pm - 3pm) Sunday 5 March Where 1073 High Street, Armadale Entry free
Sagra An exhibition exploring the art of fashion, curated by contemporary Melbourne textile artists When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 5pm Where 256 - 258 Glenferrie Road, Malvern Entry free
The Daily Edited Complimentary wrapping and customised gift cards from The Lust List, plus giveaways and refreshments When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 5pm Where Chadstone Shopping Centre
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Villique View the new Autumn/Winter collection and consult with stylists about how to wear each piece When Saturday 4 March, 10am - 4pm Where 468 Toorak Road, Toorak
Wittner Take 20% off full-priced items When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Sambag Take 10% off all new arrivals, along with in-store refreshments. When Saturday 4 March Where 489 High Street, Prahran East Entry free
Yarra Trail Spend $100 and get 20% off full-priced products only When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Seed Heritage (Seed Woman, Seed Teen and Seed Child) Take 20% off storewide When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
Promotions cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers Terms and conditions apply See vamff.com.au for details
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Shoes & Sox
Spend $60 and receive a hair care gift worth $20 When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
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Up to 20% off selected items. Prices as marked When Saturday 4 March Sunday 5 March Where Malvern Central Shopping Centre
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Restaurants
Jazz Tables By OpenTable Kicking off on 11 May, Stonnington Jazz will bring together Australia’s best jazz performers for a series of unique, one-off collaborations. As a partner of the festival, OpenTable will offer guests exclusive promotions at some of the southside’s best restaurants.
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The Flying Duck Hotel The Flying Duck is a little more than your regular hotel. This 1800s pub has been lovingly restored and boasts one of the biggest beer gardens in Melbourne. It’s the ideal setting for evening drinks or a Sunday afternoon in the sun. Head down for a mix of international beers and wines, or fill up on handmade pasta, Duck River minute steak and a range of pub classics. 67 Bendigo Street, Prahran flyingduckhotel.com.au
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Time of day... lunch, dinner Trading for... 18 years In a few words... authentic, homely and rustic What you'll find... a mixture of traditional dishes with contemporary flavours What you'll eat... Shanghainese comfort food and Yum Cha What you'll drink... Asian-inspired cocktails, international wine, a huge selection of tea Chef's choice... Iron Buddha beef cooked in Iron Buddha tea leaf-infused oil with garlic Point of difference... many of David’s recipes have been passed down through generations, resulting in a true Shanghainese menu in a rustic, yet contemporary venue 4 Cecil Place, Prahran davidsrestaurant.com.au
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Yoku Ono Ramen + Sake bar Time of day... lunch, dinner Trading for... eight months In a few words... unique Japanese cuisine What you'll find... a spirited culture of diversity on and off the plate What you'll eat... vibrant dishes created by Japanese ramen/sushi/flavour expert, Tamoya Kawasaki What you'll drink... sake and shochu from every region of Japan Chef's choice... the Yoku Ono ramen with pork belly Point of difference... Yoku Ono will transport you from Prahran to a little street in the heart of Tokyo 6A Anchor Place, Prahran yokuono.com.au
Sister of Society Specialty... Asian fusion/tapas Time of day... dinner, Sunday sippers Trading for... one year In a few words... eatery and beer house What you’ll find... great atmosphere, a huge range of imported and craft beers and delicious food What you’ll eat… a fusion experience of modern Asian share plates What you’ll drink… global beers and delicious cocktails Chef’s choice… taro prawns with sesame mayo Point of difference... eat in Chapel Street’s newest laneway courtyard, perfect for balmy summer evenings and Sunday afternoons 254 Chapel Street, Prahran sisterofsociety.com.au
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Tu Restaurant and Bar Bringing a little bit of Paris to South Yarra, Tu offers French Provincial dining in an intimate setting. A menu of classic dishes has been given a modern update – think duck à l’orange, eye fillet with béarnaise sauce and tarte citron meringuée. Tu also boasts an expansive wine list offering an authentic pairing with each dish. 41 Toorak Road, South Yarra turestaurant.com.au
Tequila Mexican Restaurant Time of day... dinner Trading for... three years In a few words... fresh, pure, vibrant What you’ll find... a wide variety of à la carte options and a host of classic Mexican dishes catering to every taste What you’ll eat... burritos, quesadillas, nachos, tacos, enchilada, flautas, taquitos What you’ll drink... margaritas, sangria, wine, beer Chef’s choice... the prawn fajita Point of difference... Mexican food made from fresh produce with vegetarian, vegan and glutenfree options. Tequila's regulars love the restaurant’s enticing starters, traditional dishes and scrumptious desserts 307 Toorak Road, South Yarra tequilarestaurant.com.au
You’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve just stepped into the heart of Spain when you enter Remy. With 12 years of experience catering to the Malvern area, Remy is the perfect place to experience tapas at its best. Live Spanish and Flamenco music sets the scene, while you sip sangria and explore the wide menu of share plates. 283 - 285 Glenferrie Road, Malvern remytapas.com.au
Time of day... lunch, dinner Trading for... four years In a few words... welcoming, vibrant, homemade What you'll find... warm hospitality and fresh, delicious food What you'll eat... traditional Lebanese dishes, made with love What you'll drink... Lebanese wine and homemade lemonade made with fresh lemon juice and rose water Chef's choice... Zikrayat grilled chicken marinated with lemon, garlic and zaatar Point of difference... customers are welcomed like members of the family when they enter Zikrayat. Expect to be treated to a true taste of Lebanon 229 Glenferrie Road, Malvern zikrayat.com.au
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Remy Bar de Tapas y Vino
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Time of day... lunch, dinner Trading for... four years In a few words... hawker-style Vietnamese tuckshop What you'll find... a high-energy and fast-moving restaurant with delicious food What you'll eat... beef pho, steamed dumplings and warm vermicelli salads What you'll drink... coconut crush with rum, mint and lychees Chef's choice... handmade steamed Banh Cuon, a long Vietnamese dumpling with prawn, bamboo shoots and water chestnuts Point of difference... misschu’s tuckshops are casual, fast and busy, with hawker food in a light-hearted urban setting 276 Toorak Road, South Yarra misschu.melbourne
Neighbourhood Watch
Meet the Locals Dinner with Clinton McIver “Of course you’ll be greeted and your menu will be discussed by the restaurant manager or sommelier… but during the course of the evening you’ll definitely meet a chef or two.” The degustation-only menu offers nine to 14 servings of contemporary Australian cuisine, with the option of either the ‘Insight’ or ‘Sensory’ menu. As the name suggests, the ‘Insight’ menu is a smaller four-to-five course option, offered at lunch and dinner for $85 per person. For $155, guests can receive around eight courses from the ‘Sensory’ menu, constructed from the best produce available in season. Past inclusions have seen Wallaby tail dumplings and buffalo mozzarella ice cream on offer to guests.
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“It changes all the time…the menus are always evolving. We are focused more on sustainable seafood and we generally serve one meat course with our menu.”
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It might seem an unlikely fit for Armadale, but 34-seater Amaru is changing the dining dynamic of High Street. Opened one year ago in January, Amaru is headed by ex-Vue De Monde sous chef, Clinton McIver. It’s his first solo venture and has already won big with the critics, earning a Chef Hat rating in The Age Good Food Guide 2017. But why Armadale?
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“I live locally and I know there are not a lot of restaurants around the area… There’s a pretty big gap between casual eateries and anything a bit more upmarket. We’re wanting to close the gap a little bit on that,” says Clinton. A step inside the intimate restaurant feels like a step inside McIver’s dining room. The interior is warm and inviting. Blonde wood meets rendered walls with Aboriginal artworks hanging.
“A dining room is the feel that we want. We want something not too casual but we do want something that’s sleek and designfocused. Somewhere you can happily spend three hours,” he said. A small front-of-house team keeps the atmosphere personal and can occasionally result in chefs running the food. “We try to blur the lines a little between front of house and back of house.
It’s a winning recipe. The Gault & Millau Food Guide recently awarded Amaru the Best New Restaurant in Australia for 2016. For 2017, McIver has his focus set on his customers. “We already have a lot of guests who return on a regular basis. Within one year, we’ve created a pretty big following,” he said. “We love it when we have a lot of regulars, people that we know really support what we do. Being such a small room, it creates a totally different vibe in the restaurant and we can’t wait until we have every service night like that.” It’s a brave step to the suburbs for McIver, but Amaru’s got us cheering with every move.
5/1121 High Street, Armadale amarumelbourne.com.au
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Dining in Nepal You may have seen a new Nepalese restaurant kicking around Malvern East in the last year, schooling locals on true South Asian cuisine. Husband-and-wife team Hem Ghale and Shabnam Maden opened Nepal Dining Room in early 2015, after the name had gained recognition at markets around the city. Hem is the head chef with 18 years’ hospitality experience under his belt, while Shabnam is restaurant manager and creative director. They’re regular participants at the Queen Victoria Night Market, Moomba and St Kilda Twilight Market, to name a few. Their aim is to introduce Nepalese cuisine to a wider market, educating the masses on the region’s true food and culture.
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We sat down with Shabnam to discuss everything from Nepalese culture to Pork Choila.
How did Nepal Dining Room start out? We originally owned a Nepalese restaurant in Malvern which we sold eight years ago. We wanted our regular customer base back and knew there weren’t any Nepalese restaurants nearby. We found this location in Malvern East (which was originally a retail space) and fell in love with the area.
What are you doing differently? We’re showing Melburnians how simple and delicious Nepalese cuisine can be. There are too many Nepalese-Indian fusion restaurants and we believe it has confused the market.
Your pick of the menu? Pork Choila: grilled thinly sliced pork belly, marinated in garlic, ginger, onion, coriander and lime.
Nepal is rich in culture, tradition and food, and most Nepalese restaurants in Melbourne don’t showcase a lot of popular dishes that are a huge part of Nepalese ethnic groups.
What are you currently working on? Although we’ve only been open for a year and a half, Nepal Dining Room has already earned a good reputation from our customers. We love seeing people recommend our business and we thrive on that.
Pork is a huge part of Limbu culture, which you don’t see in any Nepalese restaurants in Melbourne.
We’re continuously working on the consistency of our products and service, which makes our customers keep coming back. 156 Waverley Road, Malvern East nepaldiningroom.com.au
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What’s it like stepping inside Nepal Dining Room? We wanted to present a restaurant that we’re proud of. We wanted the interior to be fresh, modern, warm and still have that feel of going to a Nepalese restaurant. The interior has a modern, industrial feel with concrete floors and high ceilings, decorated with chandeliers, pendant lights and Nepalese art and crafts.
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Photographer Eddie New Stylist Jade Leung Hair and makeup Julie Provis Model Bridget @ Chic Management Shot on location at The Lucky Penny, 481 Chapel Street, South Yarra
TOPSHOP PRINTED WRAP JACKET $94.95 COS CREAM RIBBED TOP $89 C/MEO COLLECTIVE FIRST IMPRESSION PANT $149.95
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GORMAN PRINTED SHIRT $199 GORMAN PRINTED PANT $169 COS WOOL JACKET $250 GINGER & SMART REPOSE OPEN BACK LOAFER $399
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SASS & BIDE BE NEAR ME JACKET $625 SASS & BIDE THE LOOK OF LOVE PANT $495
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Photographer Jo Duck Stylist Carlos Mangubat Hair and makeup Maria Gullace Models Adau @ FRM and Kane @ Kult
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KANE UNIQLO MERINO BLEND RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER $39.90 JACK LONDON CLUB PANT $99 FOOL BLACK BEETLE PUFFER COAT $490 DR MARTENS 1461 DMC 3-EYE SHOE $229 FROM PLATYPUS SHOES
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KANE UNIQLO MERINO BLEND RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER $39.90 JACK LONDON TEXTURED MOD PANT $149 ACNE STUDIOS MYLON BOMBER BLACK $880 ADAU UNIQLO MERINO BLEND RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER $39.90 JACK LONDON TEXTURED MOD PANT $149 ACNE STUDIOS LEIA BOMBER BLACK $930
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KANE ACNE STUDIOS AVALON DOUBLÉ PALE PINK COAT $1600 PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CASHMERE SWEATER $315 FROM NORTH COLLECTIVE H&M PVC PANTS $69.99 DR MARTENS 1461 DMC 3-EYE SHOE $229 FROM PLATYPUS SHOES ADAU ACNE STUDIOS LILO DOUBLÉ PALE PINK COAT $1850 PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CASHMERE SWEATER $315 FROM NORTH COLLECTIVE H&M PVC PANTS $69.99 DR MARTENS 1461 DMC 3-EYE SHOE $229 FROM PLATYPUS SHOES
ADAU UNIQLO MERINO BLEND RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER $39.90 DIESEL J-VARADERO JACKET $580 DIESEL DE-ALBURY TROUSERS $290 KANE UNIQLO MERINO BLEND RIBBED TURTLENECK SWEATER $39.90 DIESEL J-VARADERO JACKET $580 DIESEL LARKEE JEANS $259
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Bell Frankie + Co bellfrankie.com
1B Evandale Road,
Larix
Malvern
larix.com.au
Armadale
High Street has a new arrival and it’s a welcome addition to Armadale’s shopping precinct. Larix is fresh from a December opening and brings with it designer pieces from Alice McCall, For Love and Lemons, C/MEO Collective, Keepsake, MLM and more. Featuring a selection of casual and formalwear, the boutique’s offering is curated to elevate your wardrobe. Instore, you’re likely to find a mix of lace, silk and embroidered and beaded pieces, with a feminine feel and unique silhouettes. It’s the details that count.
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What do you get when you combine vibrant colours with pom poms, perspex, crystals and embroidery? The answer is Bell Frankie + Co. The retailer may have caught your eye at one of Melbourne’s many markets and now has a permanent home in Malvern. A desire to create innovative and accessible pieces fuels Bell Frankie’s owner, Amy, to continually design and fill her store with bohemian luxe accessories. Inside you’ll find a selection of jewellery, bags, shoes and hats so bright and bold, it’ll be impossible to leave without smiling.
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monolab.com.au
36 Toorak Road, South Yarra
Monozukuri is a Japanese term referring to manufacturing that focuses on craftsmanship and continuous improvement. It’s a word you’ll come to understand when you pay Monolab a visit. Everything in the store is made in Japan, with the space stocking a curated selection of meticulously crafted pieces. The originality of the collection means it’s perfect for gift giving, whether it’s for yourself or someone special. Think vases in the shape of Mount Fuji, ceramic fridge magnets and coasters for your computer keyboard. For those with simpler taste, there’s also a selection of minimal homewares, bags and jewellery.
Grounded Footwear groundedfootwear.com.au
Shop B-325, Chadstone Shopping Centre
Grounded might be new to the footwear scene, but it’s already ticking all the right boxes. It opened its flagship store in Chadstone late last year, stocking a curated range of labels we’re pretty damn excited about. Senso, Spring Court, Croft, Department of Finery and more form the collection of high quality sneakers, boots and sandals on offer. There’s also a range of sunglasses, candles and nail polish, which covers just about everything you could need in the accessory department. We could go on, but we’ll let you check it out yourself.
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Lunar Store lunarstore.com.au
2/127 Greville Street, Prahran
Sure minimalism is fun, but if you’re all about embracing colour and texture, it’s time you paid a visit to Lunar Store. The retailer is a huge supporter of local artists and Melbourne’s growing design community. Taking a special interest in the unique and offbeat, Lunar Store stocks a considered range of jewellery, leather goods and homewares (including ceramics by Bridget Bodenham). Some of our fave items on offer include green tea bath brews, potted cacti and charcoal cheese knives. It’s all the essential home items you never knew you needed. If you pride yourself on shopping local, Lunar Store is one to add to your list.
Established for Design establishedfordesign.com.au
287 Wattletree Road, Malvern East
For lovers of original art and homewares, Established for Design has an expansive collection. It features new and emerging artists from all over the world. The store supports local and international designers with a focus on small-run and limited edition items spanning homewares, artwork, furniture, lighting, books, accessories and soaps. Just about everything a new home could ever need. Bonuses include original works by artists Cathy Quinn and Clair Bremner, plus goodies from Hunter Lab like face scrubs and body wash. After a visit, we’re pretty sure your home will thank you. 39
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STOCKISTS ACNE STUDIOS High Street, Armadale acnestudios.com
FASHION DELI Toorak Road, Toorak fashiondeli.com.au
BEN SHERMAN MYER Chadstone Shopping Centre bensherman.com.au
FENTON & FENTON High Street, Prahran fentonandfenton.com.au
BURCH & PURCHESE SWEET STUDIO Chapel Street, South Yarra burchandpurchese.com.au
FOOL Greville Street, Prahran foolclothing.com.au
CARLA ZAMPATTI High St, Armadale Chadstone Shopping Centre carlazampatti.com.au
GINGER & SMART High Street, Armadale gingerandsmart.com
COS Chadstone Shopping Centre cosstores.com COTTON ON KIDS Chadstone Shopping Centre Malvern Central Shopping Centre cottonon.com/AU COUNTRY ROAD Chadstone Shopping Centre Toorak Road, South Yarra countryroad.com.au
DIESEL Chapel Street, South Yarra Chadstone Shopping Centre au.diesel.com
H&M Chadstone Shopping Centre hm.com/au JACK LONDON Chadstone Shopping Centre Chapel Street, Prahran shop.jacklondon.com.au JFAHRI Toorak Road, South Yarra jfahri.com.au KIKKI.K Chadstone Shopping Centre Malvern Central Shopping Centre Chapel Street, South Yarra kikki-k.com
LARIX High Street, Armadale larix.com.au MR & MRS JONES Chadstone Shopping Centre mrandmrsjones.com.au MATT BLATT Chapel St, South Yarra mattblatt.com.au NORTH COLLECTIVE St. Edmonds Road, Prahran northcollective.com.au PLATYPUS SHOES Chadstone Shopping Centre Chapel Street, Prahran platypusshoes.com.au PRAHRAN MISSION Chapel Street, Prahran prahranmission.org.au ROSE ST. TRADING CO Beatty Avenue, Armadale rosesttradingco.com.au SASS & BIDE Chadstone Shopping Centre Chapel Street, South Yarra sassandbide.com
SEED HERITAGE Morey Street, Armadale | Chadstone Shopping Centre | Malvern Central Shopping Centre | Malvern Road, Hawksburn | Chapel Street, South Yarra seedheritage.com THIRD DRAWER DOWN Greville Street, Prahran thirddrawerdown.com TOPSHOP Chapel Street, South Yarra topshop.com T2 TEA Chadstone Shopping Centre Malvern Central Shopping Centre Chapel Street, South Yarra t2tea.com UNIQLO Chadstone Shopping Centre uniqlo.com/au WITCHERY Chadstone Shopping Centre | Malvern Road, Hawksburn | Chapel Street, South Yarra | Toorak Road, Toorak witchery.com.au ZUMBO PATISSERIE Claremont Street, South Yarra zumbo.com.au
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CRATE EXPECTATIONS Llaneast Street, Malvern crateexpectations.com.au
GORMAN High Street, Armadale | Chadstone Shopping Centre | Chapel Street, Prahran | Chapel Street, South Yarra gormanshop.com.au
LIFE WITH BIRD Chadstone Shopping Centre Chapel Street, South Yarra lifewithbird.com
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