Inspired by the biography of Rudolf Nureyev, as well as the Soviet Union and the Cold War (when Russians would trade iconic American sportswear on the black market as if it were couture), the Australia-born, New York-based creators of TOME have released a peek into their autumn/winter collection. more
After being dealt a series of unlucky blows, James Lillis decided to channel his frustrations into a dilapidated sewing machine and, as luck would have it, he discovered that he possessed a knack for sewing a decent stitch. more
The appeal and distinction of a colourful hair accessory doesn’t need to be reserved for special occasions like wedding and races. Instead, Brisbane-based label Bettina Millinery’s range of hair accessories encourage you to work your inner Gaga, or channel a little Marie Antoinette, and adorn your ‘do with some sparkle. more
While here in Brisbane we’re folding up our summer dresses and getting our coats dry-cleaned ready for another (brief) winter, the fashion pack on the other side of the globe have been busily showing off the trends of autumn/winter 2012/13. more
No matter if you use the stove as regularly as Nigella or have turned it into an extra storage space, there’s no excuse when it comes to having a kitchen that is dull and dreary in its decoration. This is the idea that Kookery has embraced with the label’s fun-filled food-themed range of kitchen accessories. more
Since 1983, New York based retailer J. Crew has worked its way up the fashion ladder with its lavish take on wardrobe staples – think sports-style sweatshirts made from cashmere, silk singlets and cafe trousers in pure linen. more
While the weather is commonly considered a cheap way to start a conversation, this past week we have noticed a slight change in the temperature that has tinged the mornings with a faint chill. more
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck wore a dynamic tartan dress? more
Imagine if everyone could have their own unique perfume – no two fragrances alike. more
Inspired by mythology and the traditional techniques of casting iron and leather stitching, Ruby & Prankstar is an imaginative line of accessories for both ladies and gents. more
Never underestimate the power of a good seamstress – an impeccable hem or perfect cuff is the way to make or break an outfit. Doree Quick Mending Service understands this and, with its impressive set of sewing skills, is eager to adjust your wardrobe. more
On March 29, the James Street precinct will be flooded with stylish folk for a special event celebrating the 200th issue of style-bible Marie Claire. The James Street Up Late event will give locals the chance to steal a bargain with an abundance of special deals, as well as the opportunity to meet and greet the designers themselves. more
You may not be able to recall your first ever book, like you can your first love. But unlike a fleeting romance, books last forever – kept, cherished and read over and over. more
After winning a place in the National Graduate Showcase at the Melbourne Fashion Festival in 2011, QUT fashion graduate Ana Diaz has catapulted into the fashion world. With her quirky takes on classic styling she has proven that a little whimsy goes a long way when it comes to fashion. more
After struggling to find eye-catching jewellery for themselves, two former Queenslanders have created a colourful line of chunky adornments that are sure to dazzle and impress. more
Inspired by the quick-stepping Latin dance style of the same name, Batucada by L'Artisan Parfumeur is a sensual fragrance that embodies the passionate carioca spirit that runs through contemporary, urban Brazil. more
Ancient civilization is a far cry from the fall catwalks of Milan and Paris, but it seems the style that was once renowned amongst the Aztecs is now impressing the fashion elite. more
Do you like to show off your favourite wares? Do you have dresses hanging from the picture rail, bags draped over the doorknob, or hats on a wooden hat block? more
From filmmakers to fashion designers, the Vogue team to photographers, and writers to models, The Coveteur captures a glimpse into the personal abodes of high fashion’s tastemakers. more
Librarians used to be nerdy. They read a lot of books, shushed at you if you giggled too loud at the Mills and Boon covers, and often smelt a little musty. But this season the librarian-look is being celebrated, tweaked just so to suit style-savvy ladies. more
