Benjamen Judd

When they couldn’t find the intimate products they were looking for, these entrepreneurial Aussies took matters into their own hands.

After two years of searching for the perfect location, Kimber has found a sleek home for his bespoke tailoring and collections.

How a personal tragedy turned Lewisham from working in tech to creating an international beauty must-have selling out across the globe.

Still wearing the same perfume? The colder weather is prime time to try a new scent that provides warmth and comfort. Here are seven of the best.

Designed by the team behind restaurants such as Gimlet and Fred’s, the $80 million complex features a 25-metre magnesium pool with a dining area offering ingredients grown on the rooftop farm. It’s not your average gym.

Bold, painterly prints are fused with colourful embroidery to create clothing evoking tropical holidays with an Australian aesthetic. Its resort 2024 collection takes cues from event-heavy summers and the surging waters of the Australian coastline in robes, dresses, shorts and shirts.

Inspired by the old-world pharmacies of Vienna, Milan and Paris, the new boutique is stocked with hard-to-find perfumes including Amouage from Oman, British brand Roja Dove and German-Portuguese label Claus Porto.

Known for its signature light-touch aesthetic, the Australian brand offers an alternative to traditionally chunky men’s accessories, with chains embedded with pearls, textured signet rings and carabiner-detailed bracelets.

The Australian brand, best known for its deconstructed, androgynous looks, found inspiration in the mundane and the paradoxical when creating its new HQ in a heritage building on George Street.

The partnership blends a bold, graphic art style with a practical architectural approach to change the way we look at waste, with a debut collection of sculptural mirrors reflecting their mission.

Focusing on fashion design half the year and his art practice the other half, Gogos spends the whole year questioning the context of his work, historical value and the concept of sustainability.

And Tarts Anon founder and pastry chef Gareth Whitton has swapped out his usual work uniform to front the practical-yet-chic garment’s campaign.