Kokkinos founded the Melbourne pre-loved clothing bazaar off the bat of high school. Now, it’s a growing thrifting community. She talks buying second-hand, creating outfits that stand out and her favourite purchase from an influencer.

And low-key, approachable cool. The owner and head chef at Sleepy’s Cafe and Wine Bar demands flexibility and comfort in his outfits. Chan talks restaurant merch, shirt layering and the joys of thrifted Lacoste bomber jackets.

Behind the scenes at the fashion not-for-profit’s home base in Collingwood Yards, Cooke talks well-mended workwear jackets, vintage family hand-me-downs and the ethical, craft-forward clothing brands she reaches for.

A Jewish Museum of Australia curator chats about her affinity with plastic bangles and rings, mixing high and low, the influence of art on her fashion choices, her favourite local designers and more.

In her three-storey converted warehouse space, the Melbourne-based designer chats to us about creating a bespoke suiting label, mixing high and low in her everyday style and separating living and working, alongside her reverence for Chloe perfumes.

The post-punk drummer and designer behind maximalist knitwear label Wah-Wah is all about practical pieces with playful patterns and bold colours. We visited her home in Helensburgh, an hour south of Sydney, where she told us about the creative freedom of knitting, the importance of comfy shoes and her favourite labels of the moment.

The Tasmania-based stylist, author, teacher and amateur sailor is all about romantic dresses, often designed by herself and custom-made by Adele O’Shea or About Phaedra. “I have such strong taste when it comes to what I love to wear that I often can’t find it,” she says.

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.

The Melbourne jewellery designer on mixing modest tailoring with playful cuts, a one-of-a-kind shirt label she can’t get enough of, and why she doesn’t wear make-up.

The Sydney designers invite us into their eclectic family home to capture the ceremony of getting dressed, and to discuss their shared beauty regimes, fashion icons, their sense of style and why neither of them owns a pair of jeans.

The Canadian-born, Sydney-based model invites us inside her Bondi home to walk us through her eclectic wardrobe, before sharing how she manages to maintain her beach-y glow all year round.

Shop the “bourgeois or bizarre” style of the Melbourne-based freelance stylist, whose clients include Gucci, Prada, Miu Miu and Adidas.

The luxury vintage queen opens her personal vault to show off her growing archive of designer bags, jewellery and fashion, before sharing her “more is more” approach to style.

Shop the “kooky” office attire of the co-founder of Sydney-based lifestyle brand Alex and Trahanas. Far from corporate, her signature look involves 17 rings, Italian linen separates, Venetian slippers and a pixie cut.

Vintage finds remixed with contemporary (but comfortable) designs – that’s how the interior architect and founder of Foolscap Studio approaches her workwear staples, giving them new life.

Comfort and functionality are always front of mind for the co-owner of Melbourne fashion label Kloke.

When it comes to her day-to-day wardrobe, this Sydney-based PR agent likes everything to have a story.

The hotel manager of Raes on Wategos on killer shirts, curating her look from the bottom up, and the reason she’s not afraid of wearing a tee and trainers to work at one of Australia’s finest luxury hotels.

The Australian director of P Johnson Tailors has a “scruffy” sense of style that nonethless has a casual sense of elegance about it.

The couple behind one of Australia’s leading minimalist labels talks wardrobe essentials, monochrome outfits and the easy one-piece fashion solution to maintaining style while travelling.

The stylist-turned-fashion photographer behind StyleMeRomy.com steps out from behind the lens to take us on a tour of her wardrobe and bathroom cabinet.

The author and former fashion-store owner shows us how to dress like you don’t work from home when you do, and why it’s so important.

The founder of The Ladies Network on dressing up when staying home, her favourite labels and creating a supportive community for women.

We talk to the make-up artist about her approach to beauty and her love of dressing down.

The Groove Therapy 101 founder talks ethical choices, mood dressing and baggy pants.

The co-founder of Dinosaur Designs on her favourite pieces of jewellery and why she never travels without a sketch book.

Why the actress and activist is all about vintage finds and packing crystals when she travels.