Fashion

From weddings to black-tie events, Shayne Tino shares his approach to dressing well for any occasion. In partnership with Politix, he breaks down capsule wardrobe essentials and fabrics that balance polish with comfort.

Nine fitness pros including a Matildas star, a footy player, a ballet dancer, a triathlete and a Pilates studio founder tell us what they reach for before they hit the pitch, field, studio, track or gym.

A considered Thursday-night ritual can reset more than your mood – it can set your hair up for a smoother, more manageable Friday. In partnership with Garnier, we break down the steps, products and small upgrades that turn an at-home shower into a salon-worthy reset.

Coming off the back of London Fashion Week, the trailblazing Indian fashion label is heading to Australia for the first time. Browse its collection and meet the designer behind it all.

The Melbourne-born brand teamed up with fashion writer and editor Zara Wong on the curation, which includes 16 fashionable pieces that mark a new era for the luggage line.

Fall in love with one-of-one vintage bridal gowns at the shop’s first physical, appointment-only store in Sydney’s inner west.

You’ll want to wear these sunglasses all year round, regardless of the season.

Shop 20 per cent off sitewide at Christopher Esber and get up to 50 per cent off Scanlan Theodore. Save up to 30 per cent on Adore Beauty and get discounts at Sheet Society, Bed Threads, Dyson and more.

Plus, Karlaidlaw’s artful collab with a 3D-printing jeweller, Camilla and Marc’s sleek coat from Paris Fashion Week, and boho fringe courtesy of St Agni and Christopher Esber.

We look inside the Australian designer’s bathroom cabinet and discover the one product she’d instantly replace, the mascara she’s loving and her go-to serums for hydration and firming.

Second-hand and vintage fashion is poised to overtake new purchases in the fashion industry. In partnership with Vinnies NSW, here’s how the niche pursuit of vintage shopping can – and has started to – revolutionise retail.

Mind your step. Perth-based brand Make Good uses mycelium fibres to create its classic derby shoes, which are as comfortable and sturdy as leather and other synthetic alternatives.