The Australian expats behind New York go-to The Flower Shop, Dylan Hales and Ronnie Flynn, share with RUSSH their edit of the NYC bars and restaurants they return to, time and time again.
Georgia O’Keeffe is the pioneering modernist artist whose aesthetic sensibilities extended well beyond the canvas. From her wardrobe to her living spaces to the way she posed for the camera, her preference for elemental shapes, clean lines and organic silhouettes infused every aspect of her being.
Aussie expats Henry Roberts and Giles Russell are the duo behind Two Hands – a cafe and restaurant with outposts in Nolita and TriBeCa, respectively. Here the pair shares with RUSSH their places to eat and drink when the occasion calls.
He’s behind endless editorials and the hair of many industry insiders, with skill that’s unparalleled and a kindness that’s just as much a signature. Anthony Nader shares his styling essentials, notes on being humble and expert tips for hiding a hangover.
Revolutionary, avant-garde and tirelessly prolific, Rei Kawakubo is the progressive designer who has long challenged conventional notions of beauty and fashionability with Comme des Garçons – the Japanese fashion brand she pioneered and has continued to front since 1969.
If you like your martini served with a side of 70s swagger, the VNYL has your every need covered.
Caroline Kelley may hail from Sin City but you need only take one look at her instagram to see she is a beach girl at heart. When she’s not rocking a bikini somewhere tropical, you can find her in New York, the city she now calls home – drinking coffee, shopping for vintage or ordering up a feast at her favourite dinner spot. Here Kelley shares the go-to spots that keep her days bright.
For draftsman, printmaker and sculptor Mika Utzon Popov, design is in the blood. The grandson of Jørn Utzon, the architect behind the Sydney Opera House, Utzon Popov has collaborated with R.M.Williams on the creation of its flagship NYC store – including a sculpture inspired by the natural light of the Australian outback. Wide open space in the big city.
“The Ballad of Sexual Dependency is the diary I let people read.” From behind the lens cult photographer Nan Goldin bared all, chronicling intimate moments of love and loss and the struggle for understanding among close friends and lovers.
Feel the sun on your skin. Merlette is for the girl accustomed to balancing life between the city and beach, late nights and early mornings. Sydney-born designer Marina Cortbawi founded Merlette in New York this year with the modern traveller in mind – resulting in a collection of refined feminine shapes with contemporary ease.
Technicolour world. Solange Knowles takes us on a street-level tour of NY in Michael Kors’ AW 16 collection.
Existing in a sensory new world, Korean born, New York-based artist and musician Jung Hee Choi takes us to higher ground with her series of environmental compositions in Ahata Anahata, Manifest Unmanifest X.
All nature’s children. The calm, collective mood of Simon Miller’s SS 17 collection was brought to life in a lush oasis in New York City’s East Village.
The clothes, the girls and the moments between shows. RUSSH fashion and beauty director Billie Iveson shares the best of New York for Spring Summer 2017.
From the everyday to the extraordinary, for New York-based fashion designer Hillary Taymour of Collina Strada there is no tried-and-tested formula when it comes to conjuring creative revelations. Here, the eco-conscious creator shares with RUSSH her go-to stimulants in the city she calls home.
We took a trip across New York’s East River to Randall’s Island – an expanse of leafy green that provided the ideal setting for the first-ever Panorama festival.
An ode to vintage denim, and the women who make each pair uniquely their own, 100 Cheeks features 50 “close friends or strangers” captured up close, from behind; on the road, on the town or in their personal habitats, wearing their most cherished pair.
When it comes to her subjects, photographer Jen Steele looks for “gravity” and “heart” above all else. If a person catches her curiosity, she is the kind of girl who will walk right up and request to take their portrait, often establishing a friendship along the way. Here, Steele shares with RUSSH some of her most cherished New York memories captured on film.
Her photographs are rooted in earnestness, intimacy and youthful energy. Her drawings can be described as crudely poetic. Stef Mitchell is the Australian-born New York-based photographer and artist whose work reverberates well beyond the canvas.
The places you keep coming back to are homes away from home; the perfect symphony of good food, tasty drinks, ambient tunes and friendly staff. Plus, you don’t have to do the washing up. Here, four New York locals share with RUSSH their go-to cafes.
