Matilda Walker

The Sydney-based jewellery designer and sculptor gives her tips on accessorising, the eight jewellery pieces she never takes off and her golden rule for conscious fashion consumption.

Inspired by the “World of Tomorrow” theme of the 1939 New York World’s Fair, this laneway shop stocks Japanese-made menswear, period accessories, made-to-order boots and more.

Country Road alumna Alexandra McLeod crafts timeless shirts in bold prints and colours (evoking Swinton’s character in Luca Guadagnino’s A Bigger Splash) that will become part of your daily uniform.

A Melbourne-born graduate of New York’s Parsons School of Design curates vintage Prada, Miu Miu, Dior, Gucci, Céline, Bottega Veneta and more from the ’80s to the early 2000s.

“I don’t like that modest fashion even has the word ‘modest’ attached to it – it’s just fashion.”

Offering designer capsule wardrobe collections on five-week loan, this new service will save time, money and (most importantly) help the planet.

From pizza frenzies to boozy brunches, at these all-you-can-eat banquets elasticised pants are recommended.

The celebrated New York pop artist is bringing his cult designs to the Japanese retailer’s summer collection, from tote bags to printed tees.

This year’s food-and-drink program includes a sensory, subterranean bar under Federation Square and a $50 jaffle courtesy of Arlechin.

An underground connection from Flinders Street Station to the new Town Hall Station is being built as part of the Metro Tunnel Project.

It’s part of the market’s $250 million renewal.

Sydney’s Three Blue Ducks will open at Urbnsurf – Tullamarine’s new simulated surfing lagoon.