Giulia Brugliera

From uniform dressing to riding the resale revolution, Sydney-born stylist Xanthe Wetzler shares her tips for dressing well, maximising cost-per-wear value and minimising your environmental footprint.

The team’s “Soldered” concept, which involves soldering a chain onto the wrist of the wearer so that it can’t be taken off, will return in May.

After receiving hundreds of requests, sculptor Seala Lokollo Evans (who last year collaborated with Lucy Folk on a line of ceramics) has turned from clay to making one-off, custom-made jewellery.

The label unites old and new collaborators for the opening of its new Brighton store.

Instagram and the growing movement against fast fashion have combined to give rise to an exciting new generation of luxury online retailers specialising in second-hand pieces. Take a treasure hunt through our top picks.

What do you do when multiple labels knock off your cult designs? You one-up them, of course.

We talk to the dynamo behind Reliquia Jewellery, Valet Studio and Respiro about dictating trends, her grandma’s old jewellery collection and how work-life balance doesn’t (really) exist.

How Anna Wintour's "fourth assistant" capitalised on the ’90s revival by selling silk slip dresses and elevated basics to the world.

Men’s swim and resort label Commas has just released an exclusive capsule of linen shorts, fun bowling shirts and boardies with matchesfashion.com – taking its beachy aesthetic to the world.

A Sydney fashion photographer teams up with a friend to create casual but chic womenswear.

Designed in London, launched in Paris, made in Italy. This is how the two Australian expats behind Neous cracked the international market.

The founding designers are halfway out the door, but the new owners plan to take the label into the future. Here’s what we know.