FEELS LIKE HOME – A PROJECT WITH R.M.WILLIAMS BY KIDSOFBILL AND SAM ARMSTRONG

From generation to generation, South Australia to SoHo, the R.M.Williams brand endures thanks to the integrity of its design and signature code of practical polish... but as the fresh prairie mood of its latest release, ‘On The Road’ proves, nostalgia still leaves wide, open space to explore a spirited kind of newness too. Featuring notable Australian export, Victoria Lee, and in partnership with R.M.Williams FEELS LIKE HOME makes clear the importance of remaining in connection to your roots, but being open to where the road may lead.

ROXIE MOHEBBI BY SAM ARMSTRONG AND EMMA KALFUS

The actor and filmmaker reflects on creativity, cultural identity and her new film Maysa, sharing how storytelling, migration and artistry shaped her path.

POSTER GIRL – LARA WORTHINGTON COVERS SIDE-NOTE.COM, BY JAMIE HEATH AND RIBAL HOSN

THE LOUNGE ROOM FLOOR – CELEBRATING LARA WORTHINGTON’S WITCHERY COLLABORATION

An intimate evening with SIDE-NOTE's nearest and dearest to celebrate the launch of the new collection.

JACOTÉNE IS OUR DIGITAL COVER TALENT, BY MIA RANKIN AND ELLA TAVERNER

For most of us, discovering our passion is a winding journey, shaped by trial, error, and a series of apprehensive next steps. But for Chelsea Jacotine – who performs under the stage name Jacoténe – it has always felt instinctive. Like the subtle tug of an invisible string, music has been tethered to her for as long as she can remember. It ebbed and swelled in the rooms she grew up in, carried by the soulful voices of Aretha Franklin, Alicia Keys and Lauryn Hill.

LAST DAYS OF SUMMER -A PROJECT WITH BASSIKE BY KARLA CLARKE AND EMMA KALFUS

WHO’S THAT GIRL? OLIVIA DE JONGE COVERS SIDE-NOTE.COM, BY ROBBIE FIMMANO AND ISABELLE TRUMAN

Ahead of her 2025 theatre debut in Sydney Theatre Company's 'Picnic At Hanging Rock', Olivia De Jonge speaks to SIDE-NOTE about all things cinema and what keeps her inspired.

WORN BY SLY MORIKAWA

The clothes we wear are an extension of ourselves. But the best pieces don't overpower – instead, they invite interpretation. Therein lies the quiet strength of Uniqlo : C. From acclaimed British designer Claire Waight Keller, the new Spring/Summer collection reflects the spirit of versatility and elevated ease Uniqlo is famous for. Under Waight Keller’s discerning stewardship, pieces garner cult following precisely because they're deeply considered and crafted with purpose. And who would want to dress any other way?

CHANEL IN HONG KONG – CRUISE 2024/2025 COLLECTION SHOW

From the beaming show lights erected throughout the ninth floor podium of the Hong Kong Design Institute, to the glistening backdrop of Hong Kong’s cityscape, it was hard to imagine a collection in any other context.