Genderless Style -Katharine Hepburn

Pants with roomy legs, a structured top, loafers and a relaxed blazer, this was Hepburn’s distinctive style. She resisted the Hollywood trend of gowns and heels. Her fierce independence and strong personality called for an individual and idiosyncratic manner of dressing. Comfort was paramount. She disliked being restricted in movement so menswear-inspired outfits suited her...
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Pearls for Girls

In case you haven’t noticed, pearls are back. For confirmation of this new trend, look no further than the magnificent Giorgio Armani Privé Fall Winter 2024-25 Fashion Show. It’s 28 minutes of glamour on full display. If you fast forward to the 10 minute mark for just a peep, the message is clear. Shimmering fabrics...
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Africa Fashion – images that linger

Not to be missed, the exhibition – Africa Fashion – has now opened at the National Gallery of Victoria. It’s buzzy, it’s vibrant, it’s an encounter of a very different kind. More than 200 objects comprising an array of adornments, textiles, film and photography make up the exhibition largely from the V&A Museum, London. We...
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It’s a breeze

Whether you’re going into autumn or spring, Uniqlo has the answer to the ‘what to wear challenge’. The Pocketable UV Protection Parka is a breeze jacket for all seasons. Cold or hot, the jacket is amazingly light weight and packable, so you can whip it on or off as the weather demands or your mood...
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Style in spades

Behind the lens or on the catwalk, Kate Moss exhibits style in spades. Discovered at the JFK Airport aged 14 the Croydon born teenager was headed for 25 years of modelling success. Photographer Owen Scarbiena has stated that Kate began without any ‘preconceived ideas about how models are supposed to pose or stand.’ He told...
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