By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
This months loves…
Click through the gallery to see a curated collection of things that we have been feeling, watching, listening, reading or doing.
By Christina Karras
The Internet goes crazy over the newest “thing” of Googling your birthday, combined with Rihanna’s name to see which iconic look she wore on your date of birth, and the search results prove that Rihanna really does have a look for each and every day of the year. We collated some of our favourites in honour of the badgal herself.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
This months loves…
Click through the gallery to see a curated collection of things that we have been feeling, watching, listening, reading or doing.
By Ruby Staley
A compiled list of the ‘influencers’, I follow, and you should too for their positive social impact.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
“REPLICA” is a project for A-ZINE, where we explore fashion; its influence and counterfeit culture.
By Christina Karras
Finding Figaro celebrated their second birthday with a few of Melbourne’s nearest-and-dearest DJ’s (and TinTin playing on the big screen) at The Gasometer Hotel in Collingwood last week. Read our wrap of the tunes, dancing and metaphoric hugs it provided.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
This months loves…
Click through the gallery to see a curated collection of things that we have been feeling, watching, listening, reading or doing.
By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
“REPLICA” is a project for A-ZINE, where we explore fashion; its influence and counterfeit culture. Click the link to hear us trace the history of the logo trend and exploring what narratives brands are trying to tell us.
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By Christina Karras
Fast fashion. It’s the reason why you can “tap to shop” on Instagram. It feeds the monster inside of you that screams, “I have nothing to wear!!!” right before you need leave the house. It’s the catalyst for the constant need to update your closet.
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By Christina Karras
Bootleg designs of household fashion names like Dior, Gucci and Versace have always been commonplace. But Dana Frid is taking the appropriation of your average ‘rip off’ in a new direction.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
“REPLICA” is a project for A-ZINE, where we explore fashion; its influence and counterfeit culture. Click the link to hear our second podcast where we chat to two different voices from the industry, about the difficulties of ethical and original production.
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By Ruby Staley
In the current climate of disingenuous propaganda and Facetune inducing body dysmorphia, attention on appearance has reached an all-time high. But ‘casual cosmetics’ company ‘Fluff’ headed by Erika Geraerts, is changing the beauty game, with thought provoking and fun branding with a purpose.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
“REPLICA” is a project for A-ZINE, where we explore fashion; it’s influence and counterfeit culture. Click the link to hear our first podcast where we discuss concepts of originality and the revolving door of fashion.
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By Christina Karras
Astrology has been something I’ve enjoyed engaging with ironically – and un-ironically – since I was a kid. But, why is it having a moment in the spotlight now?
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By Ruby Staley
Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty show at NYFW blew us all away for its inclusivity and feminine empowerment, showing us how it’s done, without being cliche or gimmicky.
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By Christina Karras and Ruby Staley
This months loves…
A curated collection of things that we have been feeling, watching, listening, reading or doing.
By Christina Karras
Appropriation is an age-old tradition within the arts, and fashion is no exception. But, that doesn’t have to be bad thing… so here is a snapshot of a couple iconic silver screen looks, and the trans-seasonal looks we can steal from them.
By Ruby Cairns
Following the Keep Cup trend is perhaps the latest craze, giving up plastic straws. But how worthwhile is it really?
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Christina Karras
Fashion and diversity are two words that seem to work directly against each other, but with the increasing demand from the public who feel brushed aside, the fashion world and its industries are starting to sing a different tune.