Brisbane seems to be harvesting a crop of entrepreneurial youngsters of late, with the duo behind new online boutique Tiger Temple no exception. The creation of 17-year-old Claire Myers and 18-year-old Taylah Hasaballah, Tiger Temple has grown from a social-media-based remixed fashion hub to honing a real-deal professional online presence with the help of UQ’s ilab Germinate Program. more
Clean lines and classic cuts are emphasised by the organic craftsmanship in new local menswear label HAN. The creation of Khim Hang, HAN provides the bread and butter staples of a gentleman’s wardrobe that can be difficult to find in quality fabrics and cuts. more
Standing at the train station first thing in the morning in the freezing misty air, wearing cuffed jeans and oxfords with a bare ankle is not the most cosy dress option for winter. As you stand chilled to the bone, not even socks could save your toes from numbness. more
Founded in England in 1854, Taylor of Old Bond Street has a deep-rooted history of creating luxurious products for the smoothing of men’s cheeks. Exotic scents like lemon and lime, rose and sandalwood infuse the shaving creams, with the opulent fragrance lingering post-shave. more
While the other side of the world might be moving into the cooler months of fashion, we have spring on our mind and the almost-forgotten whimsy of wearing skirts without tights. Luckily, the sometimes-elusive autumn collections of designers who stick to four seasons are being unleashed from hiding. more
Name: Miles Fredericksen. Age: 23. Lives: Boondall. Miles is a real estate agent, spends a lot of time at The Bowler Bar and is enjoying watching the Olympics. Read more about Miles on Why Hello You. more
Something your dad used to do on a windy day or when about to eat a potentially messy meal, the tie tuck is an old-school preppy trick. Enforced in the military and at Varsity colleges back in the day, the tie tuck keeps your neckwear from flailing about as you walk or ride to work. more
A design emporium of plants in jars and looped strings of industrial lighting, the new Lee Mathews store on James Street is the renowned Sydney label’s first foray into our sunny state. A brand that fully embraces effortless elegance, weaving modern feminine cuts with a classic palette, Lee Mathews has crafted a summer collection that delivers notes of nostalgia for weekends at the country cottage and relaxed days picnicking in vast fields. more
Making a thoughtful contribution to the way we shop and approach fashion is The Possible Co. – a new, locally created online store. With the motto of ‘nice for people, nice for animals and nice for the planet’ under its faux leather belt, The Possible Co. offers a space for vegan, eco-friendly fashion to shine. more
Local contemporary jeweller Kylie Gartside has been an artist and maker for 15 years. With a focus on silversmithery, previous collections under her namesake label have included jacaranda trees etched into recycled sterling silver and forget-me-knot textured twisted rings. more
An immaculately designed timepiece crafted with acute attention to detail, the Seagull 1963 Air Force watch pays tribute to Chinese accomplishment. more
A welcoming, colourful emporium of unique local and international gifts and curiosities, Ma Belle Amie is a store and cafe in Albion bursting with sweetness. more
Debuting the designs at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia early this year, Ksubi has now released its new spring/summer collection Bad Sports. more
Back in the day, gents knew it took particular tools to assist in getting dressed to an immaculate state each morning. Clothes brushes and lint rollers dutifully hung from wardrobe hooks ready to remove foreign fibres, while hair wax and a swift comb slicked back rogue locks. When it came to footwear, shoe trees held a shoe’s shape while not in use, and shoe polish, polishing cloths and brushes were kept at the ready for a daily morning shine. more
Name: Andrew Chan. Age: 28. Lives: Melbourne. Andrew is a dentist from Melbourne, has just travelled to Bangkok, and likes taking his dog to a park on the weekend. Read more about Andrew on Why Hello You. more
Be the envy of every camper at Splendour in the Grass this weekend with a VW Campervan Tent. A to-scale replica of the iconic 1965 VW Camper Van, this nifty tent pushes aside convention, taking the art of camping to a new level. more
Run by crafty ladies Tammy Spiller and Jennine Birrell, Piece Together sewing lounge has moved from its upstairs loft-like abode in the Woolloongabba antique precinct to the street-level shop front that used to house Lavish Essentials. Joining forces with colourful coffee cranny Five Sugars, the Piece Together concept has transformed into a complete craft and sewing cafe space. more
A decadent new locale for the sartorially inclined lady about town has opened up in Paddington. Olive Woman is the latest concept store from the folk who brought Ollie & Lloyd to Emporium and Olive Home to Wintergarden. more
Twisting the saying ‘one man’s trash is another man’s treasure’, New Zealand label I Love Ugly plays on the ironic strings of people’s perception of beauty. more
The golden age of picnicking conjures up images of chequered blankets, lush green grass, towering trees and a picnic basket packed with delicious homemade provisions. But while the word 'picnic' may suggest associations with paper plates or plastic forks, dining in the outdoors can be an elegant affair – with the right equipment. more
