Need, Want, Love: Three Things We’re Adding to Cart in October

Photography: Courtesy of St Agni and Elka Collective

St Agni carries the seasonal shift with its staple woven handbag, Elka Collective introduces soft seasonal tailoring and Mejuri doesn’t play favourites with two-tone jewellery.

Words by Simone Richardson · Updated on 06 Nov 2024 · Published on 30 Oct 2024

Elka Collective Mala vest shirt

$249

Melbourne label Elka Collective’s new collection is full of sleek silhouettes designed for everyday wear that can be taken effortlessly through to night – but this piece gets our pick. It’s got all the right features of a classic summer vest, but elevated through its slimline tailoring, statement button detailing and low scoop neckline.

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Mejuri linked two-tone necklace

$248

Mixing metals is nothing new, but the two-tone trend is definitely back in full force. This piece from Canadian cult brand Mejuri plays elegantly into the wave of statement necklaces we’re seeing coming into summer. It’s handcrafted in sterling silver and 18-carat gold – and the contrast between its delicate, layered chain and chunky, interlinked pendant is a fresh take on an everyday staple.

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St Agni woven mini tote bag

$349

Crafted from 100-per-cent leather, the woven mini tote from St Agni is a contemporary update to a timeless technique. Its slouchy shape is equipped for carrying your daily essentials – but also makes a sophisticated accessory for tailored trousers and a cowl back cami , as well as laidback sandals and a strapless dress.

For those who missed out the first time around, this sold-out style is now listed for pre-order in the warm chocolate hue through St Agni’s website – but if you don’t want to wait, it’s available to shop now in the classic black shade via The Iconic.

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