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PEOPLE/STYLE/TRENDS/PLACES X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
E D I TO R’S LETTER We understand that you want to be inspired as well as informed so we have filled this issue with cool features, such as a sneak peak into the lives of the Stylish, with our first Style Files section.
I have never been afraid of change. On the contrary, change is a stimulating necessity. From moving to the other side of the word, to rockin’ a new hairdo or even just trying out a different morning coffee place, change is vital to keep stimulated and inspired. In no other industry is this more relevant than in the world of Fashuun! We all know the phrase; what’s “in” one day is “out” the next! And as cutthroat as that sounds, it is a truth that can make us grow.
A designer’s collection may have just come off the runway and already all the fashionistas are clamouring to know what he’ll come up with next! The Fashion Industry is in perpetual motion and the ones who move and evolve with it are the ones who savour the crazy, glitter filled ride. So in order to embrace the evolving nature of fashion (and the revitalising flavour of spring), I introduce you to our new-look X-Press Fashion Magazine – XF!
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Our Trends page is packed with visual punch making it easier for you to see how spring’s trends might fit into your wardrobe. We also have an awesome Behind The Scenes page from the craziness that was this year’s Style Aid runway show.
For all you stylin’ Perth lads and lasses you are well aware that the Perth Fashion Festival blossoms in Spring so check out our favourite emerging designers showing, with little snippets of their collections and what has inspired them.
Topping off our fresh new look is a dreamy editorial shoot at the majestic art deco Blue Water mansion, which get our minds off this dreary weather and straight into the prints and pastels you’ll be rocking this season.
All our features, editorials, trend reports, will be delivered in new and exciting ways, giving you, the reader, a more interactive and visual experience on all things fashion. So, to put it simply, less yappin’ and more snappin’!
So without any further ado, kick back, relax and enjoy a flick through the new-look, X-Press Fashion Magazine.
H A P P Y REA DI NG Monica Morales FASHION EDITOR
On the cover Caris wears:
Wildfox Couture retro tee, $100.00 – Zara Bryson. Zimmerman floral bikini set, $195.99 – Brownies. Windsor Smith white heels, $139.95– Marie Claire. Dinosaur Designs bangles, starting from $55.00, Dinosaur Designs rings, starting from, $75.00 – Aspects of Kings Park. Yellow retro visor, Stylist’s Own
PUBLISHER/MANAGER: Joe Cipriani EDITOR: Monica Morales DESIGN: Kasia Mazurkiewicz, Dwight O’Neil SALES & MARKETING MANAGER: Craig Mauger FASHION CORDINATOR: Kelly Price PRODUCTION: Vesna Samreth ACCOUNTS: Lillian Buckley DISTRIBUTION: distribution@xpressmag.com.au
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Makeshift
MAKE the SHIFT
Re-Style 2013
Makeshift, is a series of fashion related events that will pop up throughout the Northbridge from September 12 - 15, featuring in-store designers, student showcases, photobooths, recipes, studio classes and pop up shops. Come to Northbridge to celebrate all things local and fabulous and also pick up some freebies cos who doesn’t like freebies!?
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COSTARELLA + THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM
RE-STYLE It’s ALL about personal style these days! With some style bloggers getting just as many web hits as huge fashion sites like Vogue.com, it’s no wonder PFF have teamed up with seven of Perth’s most influential voices in the fashion blogosphere to present to you Re-Style 2013. Through the month of August, these seven vintage enthusiasts have been showing us that with a little innovation and inspiration you can be right on trend with pieces from your local thrift store! Hashtag #restyle2013 to see all the styling fun everyone’s been having and make sure to catch the re-style runway show on Friday, September 13, at Fashion Central in Forrest Chase. I’m gonna pop some tags…
BEAUTY SEEKERS With some of the world’s most well known models like Gemma Ward and Nicole Trunfio hailing from Perth, it’s no wonder that the annual Chic Model Search is such a big event in the WA fashion calendar. Watch these fresh faced beauties strut their stuff in front of Australia’s top model scouts and industry professionals or take the plunge and enter in yourself! Heat 1 begins on September 7. Check out the Perth Fashion Festival website for more details. X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
Not only one of the best designers to come out of the state but also, unquestionably, the country, Aurelio Costarella teams up with The Western Australian Museum to celebrate the 30 year career of influential WA fashion design in a new exhibition, Aurelio Costarella - A 30 Year Retrospective. The exhibitions will feature pieces from very early in his career right through to his more recent collections. And whilst it’s celebrating Costarella’s work it’s also a celebration of all the collaborations with models, hair and make-up artists, photographers and creatives whom Costarella has worked with thoughout the years. A key exhibition to see, so lock it into your diaries for November 2.
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A SPRING IN YOUR STEP
Ruby See’s All shirt, $99, Meg and Wally
Organic Cotton Tee, $49.95, Gorman
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Picnicin’ shirt in red, $68, Dangerfield
Pastel Jumper, $169, Gorman
Vogue Brasil
Sunflower shorts, $58, Dangerfield, Enex100 9322 1877
Neon Skirt, $60, Rummage, Northbridge 9228 4422
Bananarama shorts, $58, Dangerfield
Elle ink print skirt, $55, www.helloparry.com
Bengal Bandit Skirt, $99.95, Gorman
Crazy Colour Hair, $18, Dangerfield Powder Blue Belt, $69, Gorman X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
Bling bracelet set, $120, Rummage
Preen SS 12/13
Scarborough beach sounds, $59, Pigeonhole
Bable book, $24.95, Rummage
Cotton Candy lip balm, $10.95, Meg and Wally
Embrace the change of season by adding some quirky prints and an array of brights into the mix.
Komomo green watch, $79.95, Pigeonhole Candy clutch $39, helloparry.com
Dino Cap, $39.95, Pigeonhole
Reptile trim hat, $25, Rummage
Miss Rasberry Ripple clutch, $25, fiebigershoes.com
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Blue leather clutch, $85, Rummage
Azura Heel, $99.95 Betts
Metallic Maiden heels, $69.95, www.fiebigershoes.com
Can’t Tell shirt, $58, Dangerfield
Staple Blazer, $139, Meg and Wally, Perth, 9380 6005
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GIVEAWAY TIME! Need a style pick-me-up before you head into the warmer weather? Well we have the perfect giveaway for you! Win this amazing Spring “Must Haves” pack, valued at $800, with FAB products from our favourites; Gorman, Jurlique, Rummage, Dangerfield and Cenotes Swimwear! Head over to our facebook page, www.facebook.com/X-Press-Fashion, like it and follow the prompts on how to enter!
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clogs from Gorman • 1h r facial gift card and Youth Defence set from Jurlique • R ound tortoise sunglasses and Renbow crazy hair colours from Dangerfield • F loripa bikini top and Las Flores bikini bottoms from Cenotes Swimwear.
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SEE WHAT’S TRENDING FOR
MONO - KEY
Focussing on clean and simple lines in a monochromatic palette, this trend took a no nonsense approach to style. From 60’s mod to abstract shapes, soft and silky textures and a few classic silhouettes shown in new and fresh ways, this sleek and minimalist trend will dominate Spring/ Summer. Block combinations of black and white will be popular and are easy to wear but it is the bold geometric patterns that will make the most impact. KEY TREND PLAYERS - Manning Cartell, Ginger & Smart, Suboo
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90’S THROW BACK
SUIT YOURSELF
Take a step back to the ‘90s with key silhouettes like crop tops, overalls, cropped pants and co-ordinates all being very popular. Fabrications like plaid, jersey and satin are key but this ‘90s trend is all about how you style it! So try tartan shirts tied around waists, crop tops teamed up with low stung pants or mini skirts, chokers and backpacks accessories all finished off with super high strappy stilettos. KEY TREND PLAYERS - Aje, Emma Mulholland, Watson x Watson
Power dressing takes a new and quirky direction this season with many designers and retailers giving us variations of the traditional woman’s suit. From shorts and blazer coordinates to relaxed and slouchy combos or mixed back with the popular ¾ pant, there will be styles to suit everybody’s needs. KEY TREND PLAYERS – Camilla and Marc, Christopher Esber, Ginger & Smart X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
YOUR WARDROBE THIS SPRING.
LUCK BE A LADY
Ladylike looks have swept the runways but this season they are offered with modern and unconventional twists. Dainty nipped at the waist silhouettes are changed up with origami like draping, knee length skirts are offered in complete sheers or with thigh high slits and fabrications go from neoprene and thick cotton jersey to mesh netting, silks and sheer organza’s. KEY TREND PLAYERS - By Johnny, Camilla and Marc, Toni Maticevski
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FLOWER BOMB
WHITE ON WHITE
Sunny days and blossoming flowers are the perfect inspiration for this high-octane dose of flower power, which will be seen everywhere this spring/summer! Try anything from the more tropical and exotic flowers to romantic and whimsical prints to reflect spring’s fresh, sexy and vital ambiance. Add a touch of floral to your outfit for a hint of femininity or go to the extreme level and wear it from head to toe. KEY TREND PLAYERS – Romance was Born, Shakuhachi, Talulah
All white will keep you looking super fresh this season. Minimal styles are favoured for this head to toe look, using casual cottons and meshes, alongside sheer silks and soft leathers in uncomplicated silhouettes. Style it back with black and neutrals for added impact. KEY TREND PLAYERS – Kahlo, Bec & Bridge, Shakuhachi X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
STYLE
F I L E S
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SARAH SCAIFE AND CALE MASON Directors of HOMME Paper When you meet Sarah Scaife and Cale Mason for
Martin Margiela, Acne, and Comme des Garcons,
Using both high-end and urban elements, he easily
the first time there is only one way to describe
their wardrobe is all about texture with a focus on
teams Air Jordans with some waxed denim and a
them; Fucking Cool. The duo behind HOMME
achromatic hues like black, white, grey, metallic
Givenchy tee, creating an easy look which most
Paper, a bi-monthly digital fashion magazine,
and the occasional splash of blue or red. In
could not pull off. We were lucky enough to snap
have the kind of swag that’s rare to come by.
Scaife’s wardrobe you’ll find anything from steel
a few polaroids of them in their home doing their
It’s absolutely effortless, even though both their
capped workers boots to the sexy-as-hell rabbit fur
THANG. And that thang is: Being Awesome.
wardrobes are meticulously curated and well
Alexander Wang heels, which both encapsulate
selected. With a penchant for designers that have
her schizophrenic, boy meets girl style perfectly.
Polaroids taken by Luke Carl Thompson,
a bit more of an androgynous twist like Maison
Mason just knows how to put things together.
Words By Monica Morales.
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PERTH FASHION FESTIVAL
DESIGNER
SCRAPBOOK
Designer: Anna Excell The Show: WA Designer Collections Anna Excell label has Showing for the second time at PFF, the rs and wear-ability. Her become synonymous with bright colou new techniques including latest collection uses fresh fabrics and uĂŠd silk ruffles to create appliq hand and n leather manipulatio the contrasts between the new textures and silhouettes, exploring g yet elegant. masculine and feminine form; empowerin
From intricate ceiling architecture to insect creatures and reincarnation, take a look at our top six emerging designers at PFF and what has inspired their collections.
Designer: Daniella Cap uti
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The Show: WA Designe r Collections A label that continuously strives to create unique and innovative designs, the Dan iella Caputi SS13/14 collection is inspired by natu re versus architecture and the idea of contrasts in life and in design. Garments are translated into versatile and softened forms, including silks and sheers mixed with opaque colours of neon sea foam and off white. Architecture and its high ornate ceilings have influenced the collection through plea ting, digital print, laser cut, and a monochromatic palette.
Designer: Cordelia Gibbs The Show: Student Runway Drawing on her experiences of growing up on a farm, Curtin University fashion student Cordelia Gibbs has created a compact collection focusing on sustainable fibres and eco friendly fashion. Trying to bridge the gap between two extremes, fashion and farming, the it collection has a rustic element to n all the while being quite high fashio and fabric with ative innov and silhouette manipulation.
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Designer: Samantha Balcombe The Show: Student Runway Currently in her final year studying Fashion and Textile design at Central TAFE, Samantha Balcombe was inspired by the idea of reincarnation, in particular the process of being born again. She has experimented with an array of textiles, distressing fabrics, painting leathers and sourcing crystals to hand sew with wire, for a raw and different take on the typical ready to wear look.
Designer: Jonté r Collections The Show: WA Designe ome well é Pike’s designs have bec Since starting her label, Jont ty, with erni mod and ity inin mix of fem known for their interesting ring styles. Inspired by atte fl and ics fabr lity qua a huge focus on the eyes of a city streetscape through a contemporary outlook focuses on n ctio colle 4 3/1 SS1 the of a modern day woman, through and contrasting colours seen chanelling the angular lines bold hues, textural with s sign t stree and s pedestrian crossing and crystal details. leathers, laser cut fabric
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Designer: Dyspnea The Show: WA Designer Collections Young Perth trio Aimee-Cherie Kendall, Jameen Zalfen and Rachel Motteram, created the eclectic woman’s label, Dyspnea in 2012. This collection appropriately named, features layered pieces that are made from interesting, unique holographic and metallic textiles paired with uber cool leather-wear. Key pieces we’ll be seeing are leather slouch pants, tailored shirt dresses and light jackets which all have an interesting insect feel to it.
Follow PFF on Facebook at Perth Fashion Festival, on Twitter at perthfashfest, on Instagram at perthfashionfestival and on Pinterest at Perth Fashion Festival. For further information regarding PFF 2013 program of events or to purchase tickets visit www.perthfashionfestival.com.au Perth Fashion Festival 11-16 September 2013. X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
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Stylist: Emily Howlett Makeup: Ashley Brockman using M.A.C Hair: Adriana Marmino Photographer: Chantel Concei Models: Caris Tiivel & Stirling Caiulo @ Chadwick Models Assistant Stylists: Georgia Anderson-Reid & Bronte Macpherson Assistant Photographer: Andrew McLuckie Location: Thank you to Blue Waters, Como STOCKIST MYER Perth, 08 9265 5600 Father Claremont, 08 9939 6744 Zara Bryson Claremont, 08 9384 6936 Brownies Claremont, 08 9383 1340 Zomp Claremont, 08 9384 6250 Aspects of Kings Park, 08 9480 3900 Marie Claire Claremont 08 9384 8286 The Annex Mt Hawthorn 08 9444 1450 www.lackofcolor.com www.bonds.com.au Caris wears: Piper floral dress, $119.00, Alexander McQueen printed skirt, $1,000, Alexander McQueen printed scarf (worn in hair), $329.00 – MYER. Robert Robert peach heels, $219.95 – Marie Claire. Dinosaur Designs bangles, starting from $55.00, Dinosaur Designs rings, starting from $75.00 – Aspects of Kings.
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Stirling wears: Bassike white t shirt, $80.00, J Brand denim jacket, $350.00, Jac + Jack cream chino pants, $249.00, Triwa nautical watch, $299.00 – Father Claremont. Lack of Color mint phedora hat, $POA – lackofcolor.com
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Caris wears: Wayne Cooper peach crop top (worn ontop), $149, Wayne Cooper peach pants, $249, Tara Jarmon peach coat (worn on shoulder), $570. – MYER. Bonds white tshirt (worn underneath), $19.95 – www.bonds. com.au. Dinosaur Designs rings, starting from $75, Dinosaur Designs bracelets, starting from $55.00 – Aspects of Kings Park. Robert Robert, peach heels $219.95 – Zomp. X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
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Caris wears: Antik Batik sequin pastel dress, $550.00 – The Annex. Senso yellow/ tan heels, $229.00 – Marie Claire. Dinosaur Designs rings starting from, $75.00, Anna Davern drop earrings $180.00 – Aspects of Kings Park. Karen Walker peach sunglasses, $295.00 - Zara Bryson. Stirling wears: Paul Smith pink button up shirt, $219.00, Tommy Hilfiger white shorts, $99.95, Blaq cream belt, $89.95 – MYER. Zimmerman floral cap $45.00 – Brownies. Whyred navy brogues, $439.00 - Father. X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
Caris wears: Alexander McQueen lime blouse, $750.00, YB J’AIME floral blouse, $250.00, YB J’AIME floral dress, $270, YB J’AIME floral bodice, $220 – MYER. Clover green belt, $110.00 – Zara Bryson. ZOMP green/coral suede heels, $195.00 – Zomp. Dinosaur Designs coral earrings, $230.00, Dinosaur Designs rings, starting from $75.00 – Aspects of Kings Park. Stirling wears: Blaq Premium white button up shirt, $99.95, Peter Werth tan jumper, $89.95, Blaq pastel blue chinos, $119, Blaq tan belt, $89.95 – MYER. Triwa tan watch $299.00, Whyred navy brogues, $439.00 – Father.
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Caris wears: Tara Jarmon green knit top, $280.00, Nicola Finetti green print shorts, $285.00 – MYER Perth. Clover metallic belt, $110.00 – Zara Bryson. Senso metallic heels, $220.00 – Marie Claire. Anna Davern drop earrings, $180.00, Dinosaur Designs bangles, starting from $55.00, Dinosaur Designs green feather necklace, 346.00, Dinosaur Designs rings starting from $75, – Aspects of Kings Park Stirling wears: Vanishing Elephant jumper (worn over shoulders), $145.00 – Brownies. Blaq tan belt, $89.95, Kenji phedora, $24.95, – MYER. Triwa tan watch, $299.00, Whyred navy brogues, $439.00, BWGH printed shirt, $220.00, Paul Smith check shorts, $169.00 – Father X-PRESS FASHION SPRING 13
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Caris wears: Romance Was Born printed dress, $350.00 - Zara Bryson Claremont. Pink Leather Skirt, Stylist’s Own. HOSS orange cardigan (worn around waist) – MYER. Andeo wrap necklace (worn under), $185.00, Andeo wrap necklace (worn ontop), $130.00, Polli triangle necklace (worn over), $80, Dinosaur Designs rings, starting from, $75.00 – Aspects of Kings Park. Robert Robert peach heels, $219.95 – Zomp.
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With the adrenaline running high and a no-holds-barred, over the top styling approach, this year’s Style Aid was one hell of a show! Take a behind the scenes look at one of the most creative runway productions of the year. Photography by Bohdan Warchomij
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HARBOUR MASTER’S
SPRING BEAUTY ESSENTIALS After a dreary winter concerned with achieving the fine balance between staying dry and not drying out, Spring is an opportunity to embrace a fresh new beauty routine. So this season we’ve sought out the cleverest, no fuss products that can take you from day to night all the while staying Spring fresh!
I’m partial to graphic eyeliner but liquid is perilous and gels require brushes – for the sharpest line in the shortest time you can’t go past EYEKO LONDON SKINNY LIQUID EYELINER $19, from Kit Cosmetics, which stays in place all day and can be built up to a more dramatic shape with a quick flick of the pen.
Lip/cheek double formulas are a handbag-friendly failsafe for those of us who tend to hastily smudge colour on with fingertips and KIT COSMETICS DUO LIP/CHEEK CREME in PRETTY CHEEKY $35, is a smashing colour combo! Extra points for matching with a handful of KIT COSMETICS HAIR PINS $8, because a bobby pin never goes astray.
Amp it up in a hurry by building on your daytime look – a good pressed powder, like the TOO FACED AMAZING FACE POWDER FOUNDARTION $48, will refresh your base and few strokes of the SMASHBOX PHOTO OP EYE BRIGHTENING MASCARA $29, (both from Kit Cosmetics) make for instant event ready.
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There’s no denying it – makeup looks better with nice skin underneath. So washing and moisturising, morning and night, is a must! I’m enjoying the soft cleanse of JURLIQUE REPLENISHING FOAMING CLEANSER $45, and the UV protectant OLAY COMPLETE DEFENSE SPF30+ DAILY MOISTURISING LOTION, which at $14 is a budget-friendly all rounder.
Nail art is too fun not to dip a finger (or 10) into – I’m sharpening my sketching skills with the CIATE CHALKBOARD MANICURE SET $49 clashed with GLITTER NAIL POLISH $16, both from Kit Cosmetics.
If you really want to make an impact then bling it up with these KIT COSMETICS EYE DIAMANTES $10, which will put a contemporary twist on your catseye.
Kit Cosmetics, Enex100, Perth City 9486 7610 Jurlique, Wesley Quarter, 9486 4753 Words and Photo’s by Clair Mueller of www.the-harbour-master.com
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SHOP FRONT
ZAMBRERO With five restaurants in WA: Leederville, Mount Lawley, Subiaco, Northbridge and EneX100, Zambrero has quickly developed a loyal following that enjoys their fresh tasty offerings, and also loves the vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free choices. ‘We use the freshest and highest quality local produce, prep our salsas in house, and make our guacamole from scratch throughout the day. Our meats are slow cooked, our tacos are hand pressed, and we offer a range of unique sauces boasting explosive flavour. Top off your burrito with a squeeze of fresh lime and jalapeños that we import from Mexico. Our burritos are bangin’! Plus don’t forget our humanitarian program Plate4Plate.’ - Eli CONTACT: zambrero.com facebook.com/zambrero
THE CAUSEWAY Squiffy is an event run over three days at The Causeway, with a pop up shop featuring local clothing labels being sold from 11am until midnight Thursday, Friday and Sunday. On top of that they have The Swiss flying over to play the last set on a Friday night along with Sun City DJs to give you those good indie upbeat, nu disco vibes. On Sundays we have a tattoo artists, local acoustic artists, a half pipe and 150 lashes all mixed together to finish off a turbo free, chilled vibe three day event. 29
MY PLACE - BAR
CONTACT: (08) 9361 2237 ADDRESS: 243 Albany Hwy Victoria Park WA 6100
& RESTAURANT My Place in the heart of Perth city, is open 7 days a week and offers an extensive menu of Modern Australian cuisine, using only the freshest, locally sourced produce. Their menu includes a range of vegetarian, gluten free, and halal options and is guaranteed to satisfy all tastebuds (a children’s menu is also available). My Place currently offers the best value in food and drinks. Including; $7 house cocktails all day - $10 premium cocktails every day during happy hour (12-1pm and 5-6pm) - $15 lunch specials Monday to Thursday with a pint, cocktail or wine
CONTACT: (08) 9225 6665, www.my-place.com.au
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SHOP FRONT
RUCK ROVER Comfy, colourful and creative! Ruck Rover stocks clothes with personality for men, women and babies. Polaroid film and a monthly local mini-art mart, witty cards, designer gifts and accessories, you’ll find something different at Ruck Rover. Wander in to their friendly Northbridge store or shop online at shop.ruckrover.com.au. ADDRESS: 242 William Street, Northbridge.
TIMES SQUARE CLAREMONT When you shop you want a place that has it all, without trying to be it all. You want stores as unique as you, not big chains. You want exclusive WA fashion and luxury designer labels. You want, Times Square Claremont. 20 fashion, beauty and lifestyle stores, for a shopping experience as unique as you. CONTACT: 08 9325 2533 www.timessquare.com.au
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ADDRESS: Cnr Stirling Highway & Avion Way, Claremont
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WALLY The Meg and Wally boutique is based on a foundation of family and close friends, established by two sisters to honour their grandparents, it’s approachable yet edgy with a dose of old fashioned comfort. It’s stocked with the best things you can find; clothing, jewellery, gifts, tea, sourced locally and from around the world.’ WHERE: 2a/115 Cambridge Street, Perth
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PERTH
UPMARKET
CHERRYBOMB
BEAUTY PARLOUR PRODUCTS: O&M, Ultraderm, CHI PPD free hair colour, Directions hair colour LOCATION: 5 Williamson Avenue, Belmont
Perth Upmarket is Perth’s premier quarterly market for original and handcrafted wares. The market brings together over 150 of Perth’s most talented artists, designers, craftsmen and gourmets all under one roof at the University of Western Australia’s Winthrop Hall. Incorporating a dedicated Junior Upmarket and Gourmet section. Parking and entry are free and the venue is easily accessible. Three ATMs onsite. WHEN: Sunday 8th September 2013 10am-4pm WHERE: University of Western Australia’s Winthrop Hall
Cherrybomb Beauty Parlour - we are your one stop glamour shop. Specialising in vintage hairstyling, colour and eyelash extensions, everything including waxing, acrylic nails, shellac, facials, fat cavitation and more! Check us out on Facebook and be sure to ‘like’ us to get our latest updates and special offers. CONTACT: cherrybomb@iinet.net.au, cherrybombparlour.com, facebook.com/cherrybombparlour, (08) 9277 5803, 0432 784 778 (SMS) or michelle@cherrybombparlour.com
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