Alice Jeffery, Shannon Valentine And Simone Richardson

From trending tiny bags to cavernous totes that fit everything but the kitchen sink, these Aussie and Kiwi brands have you covered.

Chunky details, slim-fit ribbed knits and fluffy finishes define this season’s most-wanted cardis. Add a pop of red to your outfits, or layer up in softer shades like mushroom and sage.

Every capsule wardrobe needs a few. From Assembly’s neutral crew-necks to Bassike’s statement stripes, these foundational basics will carry your wardrobe until the mercury rises again.

Plus, Wynn Hamlyn’s final buys before the label hits pause, Wales Bonner’s fringe loafers fresh from the PFW runway, and a sprinkle of colour courtesy of Flore Flore, Fruity Booty and Melbourne’s own Yur4h.

From lightweight oversized totes for last-minute overnight stays to smart backpacks that open like a suitcase, here are the carry-on bags worth switching your out-of-office on for.

Invest in locally made pieces that reflect the Aussie lifestyle. We love these labels for their natural fibres and easy-wearing fits. Plus, we’ve curated our favourite picks for cool-weather style.

Zou Zou’s art deco motifs, Jardan’s nature-driven palettes and Designer Rugs’ collaboration with Dinosaur Designs. Plus, interior designer Brahman Perera shares tips on finding the right rug for your space.

Striped crescent-moon pulls. Zigzag timber handles. Brass that patinates elegantly with time. These designers treat hardware as a deliberate design feature, never an afterthought.

From 1980s power dressing to funnel necklines and bold graphics, these are the styles defining the season ahead – with more than 30 expert-curated picks to shop.

Plus, a ceramic water filter for the plastic-anxious, silk pillowcases worth hitting snooze for, and a whole stack of Tekla textiles. Here’s what our editors are adding to cart this month.

Step into comfy, timeless styles by A Emery, Radical Yes and Wales Bonner (which just walked the Paris Fashion Week runway). These are the best styles to shop this season.

Love it or hate it, the divisive denim trend has made its noughties comeback – and today’s iteration is more subtle, chic and flattering than before.