Woolly Wonderland

Winter might be waning, but it’s still just cold enough to cosy yourself up in some winter woollies – and socially conscious knitwear company Gudrun...

Issue 22 Feature: Monkey&Mum

Since we first spotlighted designer Tess Freund and her home-grown label in Issue 22, things have certainly been busy over at Monkey & Mum HQ....

Fully Clothed

Known for their boxy tees and signature oversized smock dresses, New York’s State the Label are all about easy-to-wear, ready-to-go sustainable fashion. Now Adrienne Antonson, State’s founder...

Pick of the Knits

Whoever said knits are only for winter obviously hadn’t set eyes on The Carmen, a limited edition Merino dress created by designers Kaylene Milner and...

Source Summit London 2014

‘Without exception, everyone in this room is doing something inspiring,’ Tamsin Lejeune tells us. This is an opening gambit that we’ve all heard before at one...

Issue 22 Feature: The Sustainable Stylist

We live in a society that’s relentlessly bombarded with seasonal trends and a culture obsessed with having ‘more, more, more’, so achieving (and maintaining) a...

Faraway Friend

There’s nothing quite like going for a walk in the wilderness and getting lost amongst the tall trees – and that feeling is perfectly encapsulated...

Raw for the Oceans

Since we featured this high-profile fashion collaboration between denim giants G-Star, Bionic Yarn and the company’s celebrity owner Pharrell Williams in our Winter Issue 22, Raw for the Oceans...

Eat, Thrift and Be Merry

When it comes to secondhand style, Faye De Lanty is the woman of the moment – making a name for herself with her blog Fashion...

Bright and Beautiful

Whether you’re covering up a bad hair day or putting the finishing touch on a perfect outfit, we love Indego Africa‘s new range of Turband hair accessories, created...

Festival Fashionistas

If you love fashion and live in Queensland, it’s time to weather the winter winds and get yourself to the Teneriffe Festival this Saturday 5 July for...

Say Pants to Poverty

The UK’s leading sustainable underwear brand, Pants to Poverty, have some pantastic news: this month, they launched their New Fashion Revolution Collection, and it’s full...