
Look One: E L L E R Y Poisson Dress and Barnacle Boots.Read more


Wowee are we excited for this! Andrew and Bri have treated us to sneak peek of their Spring/Summer 09/10 collection which will be available online from August. How nice to have such lovely things to look forward to! Love love loving the Cotton Man Pant in Grey Check and Sky Blue, the whimsical Cream Silk Dress, the Rayon Wrap Dress and love the length of the Rose Silk Linen Cumulo Skirt. A charmingly sweet collection that makes us excited for the coming summer and dreams of lazy days sipping cool lemonades under the shade of a willow tree!Read more


Everyone will be receiving a little something extra in their parcels as of this week. Imagery from the new Grand Social 'The Escape' Winter 2009 will be included with all orders in the form of a full-colour A3 newspaper/poster book, showcasing the full shoot starring Madeline Kragh and a featured selection of our labels winter collections, collated by Imogene Barron, beautifully shot by Lyn&Tony and art directed by Mitch Beige Brown.Read more


Das Monk is back with an exciting new collection 'Midnight in the Mojave', telling a tale of drifters, bad trips and desert dreaming in the middle of nowhere. Designer Marc Hendrik collaborated with international artists Zach Johnsen (US), Tim Laing (UK), Evan Meister (US), and Keenan Marshall Keller (US) with designs continuing this labels love affair with the bizarre, the psychedelic and the irreverent, all on their super-soft 100% cotton.Read more


The second drop of the bec & bridge Winter 09 collection is now available! 'The Lady Of The Lake' features stunning knits with the Epalette Cardy and the Stripey Knit Jumper, amazing tie to to the thigh leggings, metaliic rib slips, sheer rib singlets, the criss-cross King Arthur bodysuit and dress, and yes ladies the Camelot Tab Dress the Second is here!Read more


Ok sorry everyone but after a much later evening at the party than planned, day four was a bit of a right-off. Fortunately one of the team did manage to drag themselves out of bed to make the Gary Bigeni show. It was a really nice show, very signature Bigeni, clean and sleek with a palette of five block colours – black, bright sky blue, lilac, deep mauve and light grey. The show was accompanied by a beautiful looped film clip of Rachel Rutt surrounded by a with a sheath of sheer, billowing fabric. Loved Myf Shepherd in the opening look, a full length black asymmetrical gown with gold side zip and one ankle-length billowing arm. It’s always so funny to see Gary walk out afterwards dressed in a colourful mash of shorts over pants, patterns, stripes, bow tie and platform brogues after seeing such a clean, pared-back collection.Read more


The final show of the evening before skipping off to the party was one of our own, Jayson Brunsdon, in his ‘homecoming’ show – his first show on home shores in three years. After a dark year Jayson was inspired by colour, simplicity and glamour, as epitomised by the muse for his new collection, his mother Dorothy and images of her at chic backyard barbeques and poolside parties. Read more


Marnie Skillings was the next show for the afternoon and we had heard from a friend of hers that this season was killer. Marnie mixed her trademark sweet floral femininity with a hard shot of rock chic for her new collection, with the help of Chaingang drummer Skarlett Saramore, who accompanied the show with a thrashing drum solo alongside the catwalk, clad in black jeans and a black sequin bikini. Read more


What a night! Well I think we can safely say everyone had a lot of fun, & judging by how packed out it still was at 4am it looked like no one was wanting to go home! There must have been some very sore heads at the Romance Was Born show just a few hours later, ouch. Founder of the Milan fashion week party Punks Wear Prada, DJ Natasha Slater was a huge favourite, spinning out lots of dance-friendly tracks & Kirrilly Johnston also jumped on the decks for a guest spot. Read more


Well Day 3 began with a very nice start to the day – meeting the lovely French fashion blogger Garance Dore, garancedore.fr/en flown over by IMG for RAFW (alongside her partner Scott Schuman of The Sartorialist). We had been plucking up the courage for the past two days to approach her for a style shot and we finally caught her walking across the prime expanse heading towards the OPT building. With her was the also very nice Linlee Allen (the Australian fashion writer who has written for style.com, V, i-d, Purple to name a few and was covering RAFW for Grazia online – also check out her blog here linleeloves.blogspot.com) who made sure we were aware of the gravity of the situation, “you know this is Garance Dore right?”. Read more
