THE CONVERSATION: EDYLL ISMAIL BY ROB TENNENT AND BIANCA FARMAKIS
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.
COLLECTED WORKS BY MIA RANKIN AND KARLA CLARKE
Informed by ancient artefacts, the pieces from Pandora's Talisman Collection become modern heirlooms: expressions of resilience and purpose.
WE CAN BE HEROES BY KARLA CLARKE AND NICHHIA WIPPELL
Forget quiet luxury – this season is a game of contrasts. From bright neons and soft knits to faux fur and capris, fashion plays with texture and tailoring to deliver the most memorable heroes yet. Meet this season’s biggest trends, enjoying their moment in the spotlight.
THIS MODERN LOVE BY ELLIE LOUISE COKER AND NICHHIA WIPPELL
For those who seek authenticity and individuality, Paspaley Pearls have become a vessel for self-expression.
CONNER IVES BY JACK SNELL AND DIVYA BALA
From his London atelier, the New York native reinterprets classic Americana, and configures his work through a deeply philosophical perspective to fashion.
KNWLS BY ROB TENNENT AND DIVYA BALA
With a distinct take on femininity and Y2K aesthetic that has garnered them a cult following, designers Charlotte Knowles and Alexandre Arsenault are redefining sensuality for the new generation.
WELCOME TO OUR NIGHTMARE, WE THINK YOU’RE GONNA LIKE IT BY DEAN PODMORE AND BIANCA FARMAKIS
They’re pranksters of darkness and Hollywood’s latest horror fixation. But behind Danny and Michael Philippou’s unbridled roots and feverish love for cinema, the twin auteurs from Adelaide have crafted works that pulse with adrenalin. Here, they detail their restraint-free approach to redefining terror and the unparalleled sincerity that sparked an improbable rise to box office royalty.
SOPHIE WEARS CHANEL BY JOE BRENNAN AND KARLA CLARKE
It's like it says in the headline. This is Sophie, wearing the Chanel Fall/Winter '25 collection, which paid tribute to the house's enduring signatures, from bows, ribbons and pearls to tweed and its signature two-tone palette.
DRESS CODE BY SLY MORIKAWA AND KARLA CLARKE
Sleek, assured and utilitarian; Uniqlo’s acclaimed Uniqlo : C collection is made up of wardrobe staples versatile enough to carry anyone through the work week, no matter if you're commuting, studying or merely getting from A to B.
