TALENT: Delilah Belle Hamlin
PHOTOGRAPHER: Fausto Elizalde
STYLIST: Elena Mottola
HAIR STYLIST: Levi Monarch
MAKEUP ARTIST: Anna Kato
CASTING: Felicity Webb
ART DIRECTOR: Stephanie Huxley
WORDS & INTERVIEW: Isabelle Truman
There is something energising about discovery, the sheer thrill of the new that breaks from the norm and ushers ideas out of thin air. Nicole Bentley captures fresh faces Evie Ashby and Eva Hardwick and talks to Tatiana Farley on the genesis of her process.
Somali-Australian actor Edyll Ismail sits down with Charlee Fraser, Australia’s most prominent First Nations model and with a growing on-screen presence of her own, to reflect on identity, creative resilience and the winding journey towards self-expression.
Photographer Darren McDonald shoots German beauty Anna Mila for Edition N°9, IDENTITY.
My experience of childhood often felt like living in a constant state of anticipation. There was always something I was waiting for.
My whole life is spent “Going Places”. Most of my year is spent in the fashion capitals of the world, like New York, London, Milan and Paris. Endless hours on planes, a new view from just another hotel window, or listening to traffic and the hustle and bustle of city life.
On Wednesday 20th March friends and contributors joined at Odd Culture’s Pleasure Club in Newtown, for the SIDE-NOTE x Belvedere Vodka launch party, to celebrate SIDE-NOTE Volume 1; a 350-page hardcover publication, printed in Australia and covered by Troye Sivan.
On Wednesday 15th May, friends and collaborators of SIDE-NOTE and Charles & Keith gathered for an intimate Supper Club at Busby's in Paddington. The off schedule event marked the contribution of designers, models, stylists and creators to another successful Australian Fashion Week.
On Thursday 16th January, friends and collaborators of SIDE-NOTE were hosted by POLO Ralph Lauren for a pre-match dinner at the Ralph Lauren hospitality suite, before heading to Rod Laver Arena to watch Jannik Sinner take on Aussie, Tristan Schoolkate at the Australian Open.
The Australian label Song for the Mute, founded by Lyna Ty and Melvin Tanaya, weaves narratives of the disenfranchised and down-on-their-luck into their garments. Their influences spring from sound, material, people, and the ethereal cadence of untold stories.
