Camilla celebrates 10 years at Saks with boho-chic dinner party The Australian label is the number-one-selling resortwear brand at the iconic New York department store. By Hayley Peppin ALL IMAGES COURTESY CAMILLA IS CELEBRATING 10 years at Saks Fifth Avenue, marking the occasion with a sophisticated dinner party in Manhattan. Flying in from her home of Sydney, the eponymous founder toasted to a decade-long partnership at the iconic New York department store on Thursday, April 18. Hosted at Saks’ Parisian restaurant L’Avenue, Camilla Franks was joined by New York’s cool crowd including T ..read more

Why subversive leopard print is the ultimate antidote to Quiet Luxury As seen on Rihanna, Kendall Jenner and Sofia Richie Grainge By Rebecca Cope THE HOLLYWOOD CURTAIN/BAUER-GRIFFIN WHO ELSE else but Rihanna could single-handedly stop the Quiet Luxury movement in its tracks? The singer stepped out last weekend wearing head-to-toe leopard print as she celebrated her friend Melissa Forde’s birthday at trendy West Hollywood restaurant The Nice Guy, teaming her bustier mini dress with a Dolce & Gabbana floor-length fur-trimmed coat and fluffy clutch bag by Louis Vuitton. The Do ..read more

Louis Vuitton celebrates maximalist prints and Chinese creativity for pre-fall ’24 Nicolas Ghesquière’s second destination show for the Maison took place in Shanghai, immersing itself in local art and style. By Dani Maher LATE LAST YEAR, on a visit to Beijing, Louis Vuitton creative director Nicolas Ghesquière came across the works of local artist Sun Yitian — known for her exploration of mass production and her paintings of inflatable, cartoonish animals. Ghesquière was immediately enamoured, and chose to partner with the contemporary artist for the French Maison’s pre-fall ’24 collect ..read more

“Women’s pain is not normal”: 6 Australian women on the power of Witchery’s White Shirt campaign This year’s White Shirt ambassadors — from TV presenters to journalists — reflect on the shirt that fights ovarian cancer. By Dani Maher ALL IMAGES COURTESY OF WITCHERY OF ALL CANCERS relating to the reproductive system, there is one that remains the most underfunded — and it’s also the one that is the deadliest. Ovarian cancer has a mere 49 per cent survival rate, a statistic that has barely improved in the past 50 years; and as there is no test that can detect the lethal disease in its early ..read more

Beyond Graceland: Olivia DeJonge, our rising star in Hollywood Olivia DeJonge has blossomed from promising child actor to star of the silver screen as Priscilla Presley in Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis. And as part of a new vanguard of talented Australians taking on Hollywood, she’s on the cusp of even bigger things. Words by TESS DE VIVIE DE RÉGIE. Photographed by JESS RUBY JAMES. Styled by JILLIAN DAVISON WHEN OLIVIA DEJONGE was just 12 years old, she won Best Actress at the West Australian Screen Awards for her role in the 2011 short film Good Pretender. The performance also served as an epiphany ..read more

You can now apply for the 2025 International Woolmark Prize Applications are now open for the world’s most prestigious fashion design award, which has an even bigger cash prize this year with a most inspiring judging panel. By Hayley Peppin Karl Lagerfeld was the first winner of the prize back in 1954 | GETTY IMAGES THE WORLD’S MOST prestigious award for emerging fashion talent has just opened applications for another year — with this year’s jury nothing short of inspiring. We’re talking Gabriela Hearst, founder of her eponymous label and formerly Chloé’s creative director; as well a ..read more

An ode to the city girl at Dior pre-fall 2024 Maria Grazia Chiuri paid homage to the host city of New York, the Maison’s hometown of Paris, and the ultimate midcentury muse, Marlene Dietrich. By Dani Maher ALL IMAGES COURTESY OF DIOR IN THE REALM of Old Hollywood, no star was more daringly provocative than Marlene Dietrich. The German-American cabaret star was a diva of the screen and stage, who challenged the narrow minds of the 20th century with her avant-garde approach to film and femininity. Bisexual and androgynous, Dietrich favoured men’s tailored suits, bow ties and top hats as mu ..read more

Dolce & Gabbana’s first exhibition is a decadent love letter to Italy Viva Italia! Dolce & Gabbana’s first-ever exhibition just opened in Milan, and it’s a grand declaration of love for Italian artistry, heritage, and culture.   By Alexia Petsinis ALL IMAGES COURTESY OF DOLCE&GABBANA THE PHRASE ‘La Dolce Vita’ may be somewhat overused these days, but indeed, it’s a sweet thing if you’re able to witness Dolce&Gabbana’s first-ever fashion exhibition. Dal Cuore alle Mani: Dolce & Gabbana (From the Heart to the Hands) is a love letter to Italy framed through the artis ..read more

The best celebrity fashion at Coachella 2024 The desert is hot, but the fashion is hotter. By Dani Maher INSTAGRAM / @SUKIWATERHOUSE ON FRIDAY, APRIL 12, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival officially kicked off for 2024 — and as some of the world’s biggest names in music took to the various stages throughout the desert festival, attendees brought their A-game to their outfits. As the biggest music festival in the United States, boasting huge names to its lineup — this year Lana Del Rey, Tyler, The Creator, and Doja Cat are the major headliners — Coachella naturally draws a starry cro ..read more

The jewellery I wear to help me grieve The pieces we wear tell our stories, and I wanted mine to feel more honest. By Leah Rose Chernikoff Erin Lawlor, Conch, 2021 | COURTESY THE ARTIST AND MILES MCENERY GALLERY, © 2024 ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (ARS), NEW YORK/ADAGP, PARIS EVERY DAY, I wear the same necklace. It’s a gold chain with a charm on it: the letter A in blue enamel for my first child, Adar, who is now almost 7. When I gave birth to my second child this past summer, I went to pick out a matching charm to add to the necklace, an N for Naomi. Something a ..read more