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High times: postcards from Norway
Where time stands still. Amongst the town’s snowy peaks and still waters, photographer Amie Milne explores the untamed beauty of Norway’s Lofoten.
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Florals for winter
Think curtains and couch covers. From the likes of Balenciaga and Emilia Wickstead, AW 17 saw vintage-inspired florals in full bloom.
Fashion / Style
Get away with Nice Martin
We’ll run far away, and make a great escape. Nice Martin reminds us there’s beauty in the cooler months for Winter 17.
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Road tripping USA with RUSSH
Young hearts run free. From the jazz-lined streets of New Orleans to reaching new limits at Joshua Tree. We go all the way to Coachella and back with RUSSH fashion assistant Natalie Petrevski.
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Take your time with Georgia Fowler
Picture this. RUSSH Face Georgia Fowler puts her records on and gets behind the camera to launch the the modern re-edition of the Cartier Panthère watch, available exclusively at Net-A-Porter for the month of May.
Beauty / RUSSH LOVES
Face firming from Clarisonic
Using wave motion and sound frequency this facial massager works to uplift skin and assist in product application. The future is now.
Fashion / Model Monday
Luna Bijl
Hails from: The Netherlands.
Off-duty: Has a passion for motorcross.
On the runway: Has walked for Alexander Wang, Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Chanel.
Fashion / Style
Strateas Carlucci presents Orchis
Inspired by Japanese photographer and artist Nobuyoshi Araki’s erotic work, Strateas Carlucci’s FW 17 collection alludes to fetishism, gender fluidity and disruption in a result that’s both wearable and desirable. Hook, line and sinker.
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Models-off-duty: pink ladies
Join the club. From hoodies to corduroy and bomber jackets. Follow the lead of Pyper and Josephine and warm up in pink.
Beauty / The Look
Beauty how-to: Our favourite liner for the soft cat eye
A simple touch. If it’s a subtle statement you’re chasing, line your lids with a soft cat eye.
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Haim release Right Now
And now you’re saying that you need me babe. Haim present their new single, Right Now, and it’s accompanying film clip – the Paul Thomas Anderson directed one-take, in-studio live recording of the tune.
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Read my lips
Make like Dree and Andreea and know that deep rouge is always a good idea.
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Adman: Warhol before pop, Sydney
Prior to his stint pioneering the Pop Art movement, Andy Warhol was a highly sought-after commercial illustrator in New York. Explore Adman: Warhol before pop at the Art Gallery of NSW for a snapshot of this icon in his formative years in the public eye.
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Miso presents Sarcophagus, Sydney
Visual artist, tattoo artist and friend of RUSSH, Ukraine-born Miso – aka Stanislava Pinchuk – creates works that are deeply personal and painstakingly detailed. Her latest and largest work to date, Sarcophagus, takes viewers to the Chernobyl Nuclear Exclusion Zone.
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Heart People at Freda’s
Model and artist Rachel Rutt is one half of Sydney-based electronic act Heart People, formed with Canyons DJ Ryan Grieve in pursuit of multi-sensory self expression. And with a sound like no other, Rutt is just one of the pioneering women of the city’s electronic scene set to play at Freda’s tonight as part of female-focused festival For Film’s Sake.
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Retro heads
From Miu Miu to Prada to Marc Jacobs, models donned coloured, retro and textured headwear for AW 17. Back to the future.
Beauty / Trend
Smoke and mirrors
Subtle or statement, smudged or sleek, a smoky eye is for nights that never end.
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Barcelona in the spring
From Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia to the culinary delights of the La Boqueria market. Kowtow designer Gosia Piatek takes us on an inspiration trip to Barcelona.
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Join the fan club
Silver curves to catch the light. Let these earrings be your new sculptural go-tos.
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Ai Weiwei at the Biennale of Sydney
Searching for equilibrium. Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei, British sculptor, installation artist and filmmaker Oliver Beer and Australian archaeological ceramicist Yasmin Smith have been announced to take part in the 21st Sydney Biennale.
