On a balmy Summer evening in the Royal Botanical Gardens of Melbourne, something magical was forming behind the wrought iron gates of one of the city’s nearly two century old garden. Born from the creativity bestowed by nature, this unique fashion event utilised the wonder of flora to exhibit collections from some of Australia’s elite […]
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Jewellery can be described as the ultimate man-made enigma. It embodies a timeless characteristic, yet it can accurately disclose a period in history. It can be worn by a person their whole life, and live on as an heirloom for another, becoming immortal in its own cyclical existence. Jewellery is used to profess love, demonstrate […]
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There is nothing more exciting than an individual who can act, write, direct and co-found not one, but two, theatre companies. Mark Diaco isn’t a quadruple threat, he’s an infinite compendium. Trained at the most acclaimed acting school in the world, Lee Strasberg in New York City, Mark has also starred in features on the […]
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The Mini Paceman Pop-up Store Launch, housed at 250 Chapel Street in Melbourne’s iconic Prahran was an intimate affair. It showcased Mini Australia’s collaboration with some of the world’s most creative design minds, teaming them together with their new Sports Activity Coupé model the Paceman, which the company says “rides comfortably on the intersection of […]
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It needs to exist as common knowledge that LA hardcore punk rockers, The Bronx, are hands down one of the best live performances you will ever see. That may seem like an overtly zealous and sweepingly biased statement, but I’ve been to enough gigs in my thirteen years as a music journalist to make such […]
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Chivalry isn’t dead. It’s reclining in a maroon tufted leather wingback club chair, having its tailor-made shoes polished, sipping on an aromatic espresso, flicking through the pages of an Oscar Wilde novel. And all in an impeccable 3-piece suit complete with silk pocket square and antique fob watch. The lucky bastard… Festival of Steve […]
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Sister duo Tegan & Sara were in stellar form at the opulent and ethereal Forum Theatre last Wednesday night in Melbourne. Performing to a sell out crowd over two nights, the Quin twins from Canada displayed their stage prowess on their final night, to an enthusiastic, hearty and utterly ecstatic crowd. Despite their understated indie […]
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The Adidas by Stella McCartney Barricade launch was nothing short of extraordinary. It took place in a huge middle-of-nowhere warehouse on the outskirts of Melbourne’s CBD – a perfectly deceptive locale that cleverly hid the wonder housed within. In a world-first, superstar female tennis players Caroline Wozniacki (DEN), Maria Kirilenko (RUS) and Laura Robson (UK) […]
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Held at the very cool art space, Revolt in Melbourne, the seventh annual Jagermeister Independent Music Awards was a refreshingly brilliant and fair dinkum night showcasing Aussie music at its rawest and most intriguing. Walking through the smoke haze and skull graffiti popping from the brick wall at the entrance to the venue, you could […]
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The second runway show from Melbourne Spring Fashion Week opened with Arthur Galan (above) setting the tone for the futuristic twist on a spring palette. With ultramodern eye-visors by Alexandra Blak, the Arthur Galan collection was sleek, sexy, chic and polished. Graphic print or blue and black block-coloured suits, plus sunflower yellow tasselled tops with […]
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