Nonchalant and effortless, chic and confident, sophisticated and cool, any and all of the above apply to Caroline de Maigret, iconic model and Parisian trendsetter. Co-Author of the book How To be Parisian Wherever You Are, and more recently Older but Better, but Older, she has much to offer in our approach to style and what suits us and...
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Mona, Countess of Bismarck was the first American to be named ‘Best Dressed Woman in the World’ in 1933 and she won again in 1934 and 1936. Born in Kentucky in 1897, Mona went on to become a globetrotting socialite and a style icon of the mid 20th century. Mona was to marry five times....
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If you’re looking for a home remedy for hair removal during shut down, the Schick Hydro Silk Shaver is one to take seriously. It’s cleverly packed into a little kit with a refill and a hanger, and boasts an ergonomic handle that makes it comfortable and easy to hold in what we know are always wet circumstances....
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Classic, elegant and understated, the simple glove is certain to become fashion essential as the emphasis on keeping our hands washed and clean to safe guard our health, becomes important. The modern day glove, generally dug out only in the depths of winter, is set to become the go-to fashion accessory. A well chosen glove...
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The National Gallery of Victoria is showcasing an exclusive exhibition – Japanese Modernism that features Art Deco paintings, prints, design and fashion created between the 1923 Kanto earthquake and the devastation of World War II. Of special interest is the way it illustrates the changing traditions as women adopted a modern Western lifestyle. This screen depicts...
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