Jasmine Pirovic

Arts & Culture Editor

Jasmine Pirovic was the Arts & Culture Editor at 'RUSSH'. She has a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Technology, Sydney. During her time as a student she assisted the editorial teams at 'RUSSH', Vogue Australia, Time Out Sydney, reported for the Star Observer and has been published in Fashion Journal and Books + Publishing. She is driven by a goal to champion and platform voices of those underrepresented and misrepresented in the media.

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Home / Homewares

Usher the scent of Santal 26 into your home with this new diffuser from Le Labo

A cult fragrance reimagined.

Culture / Film

11 films you should know before they premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2022

Our favourite film festival reveals its lineup for 2022.

Culture

From Hannah Gadsby to Hope St Radio: Here’s what’s happening across Australia this weekend

Arthur Miller’s ‘Death of a Salesman’, Revolution Renegade, NGV Friday Nights and so much more…

Fashion / Style

The making of a holiday moment with CHARLES & KEITH

Whether it’s a gift to yourself or to round out your Christmas shopping, CHARLES & KEITH has a holiday piece for you.

Home / Technology

Instagram is finally bringing back the chronological feed in 2022

After years of pleading it’s finally happening.

Culture / Music

Liyah Knight is just getting started

Find our interview with the singer-songwriter here.

Home / Homewares

10 florists based in Melbourne that are bound to put some spring in your step

From Hattie Molloy, Alchemy Orange and Blossmbby…

Culture

Planet earth is getting its own black box

An exercise in climate alarmism and navel gazing? Or a necessary step in the face of the climate crisis?

Fashion / Fashion News

Matthew M. Williams has given us a first glimpse of his yoga collection for Nike

Your warrior one pose is about to get a whole lot chicer.

Beauty / Favourites

Beth Levis, founder of By Beth, takes us through what it really means to be clean and conscious in the beauty industry

With the world the way it is, and with the growing prevalence of greenwashing in the beauty industry, it’s this question that Beth Levis continues to ask herself.