Innholdsfortegnelse for September 2019 i InStyle Australia Magazine

WITH THE BAND Stella McCartney is spreading pure joy with a collection inspired by the psychedelic 1968 Beatles film Yellow Submarine. Titled All Together Now and fronted by four up-and-coming musicians (above), the colourful capsule is equal parts style trip and statement of unity. Visit stellamccartney.com BODY OF WORK A must-know for fans of Dinosaur Designs’ resin jewellery: the Australian brand’s artful foray into handbags, which, thanks to their flat bases, sit like perfect little sculptures wherever they’re laid to rest. Dinosaur Designs resin handbags, $980 each; dinosaurdesigns.com.au SIGNATURE SPIRIT Zimmermann’s first full eyewear range whips up a sense of ’70s-infused glamour on par with the label’s knockout clothes. Creative director Nicky Zimmermann calls out the Verona style as her personal favourite, as seen on the face of the campaign,…

STEP IT UP Cut from glossy silk and splashed with playful illustrations, the humble T-shirt has had a highfashion reworking. Max Mara’s elevated take on the pared-down shape sheds its basic connotations, but keeps wearability sky-high. A MINUTE TO DREAM Yes, you can find whimsy in a watch—just take Gucci’s selection of G-Timeless styles, which subtly celebrate the label’s signature star, bee and feline motifs. SMALL BUT MIGHTY When there’s no time to change, signalling a sense of occasion is as easy as clipping on Christie Nicolaides’ outfit-making earrings. STYLE STAPLE Seen as much on the streets as in the office, if you haven’t already invested in a checked blazer, H&M’s red and white rendition offers a spring-worthy entree into the versatile tailoring trend. DAY AND NIGHT There’s a scent…

CHIC ESCAPE What’s new A refined artisanal spirit trumps the bric-a-brac boho trope. How it’s done Freeflowing fabrications and organic prints en masse gain a grander sense of expression when anchored by gold amulets and structured extras. If you only do one thing Stick to warm spice—market shades that weave ornate elements together.…

MORE IS MORE What’s new This trend speaks fluent evening frivolity that’s less about flashing skin, more about embracing excess. How it’s done Go heavy on luxurious textures and ladylike silhouettes that star ruffles, ruching and ribbons. If you only do one thing Accessorise! Feathered flats, crystal earrings or an embellished hair pin can evoke Marie Antoinetteinspired sass in a snap.…

At just 21 years of age, Nikki Warburton was appointed the youngest general manager of marketing in the Australian automotive industry and later became the first female general manager in the sector. After a career spanning more than 20 years in senior executive roles, including advertising and subscription TV, the high-flyer stepped away from corporate life. Last year she returned to her roots, as chief marketing officer for Audi Australia, and balances married life and raising two boys, Hugo, 11, and Zac, 15, with running marathons, and credits her adventurous childhood for shaping her into the woman she is today. What inspired you on this pathway? “I have a weakness for cars! I have an accounting degree and started my career in that industry [doing a cadetship in an accounting…

Do you have a morning ritual or special way you like to start the day? “I don’t like to be in a rush, so I’ll usually take some time for myself in the morning. When I wake up, I’ll have a glass of water with drops of freshly squeezed lemon juice. Then I’ll have a shower and apply moisturiser. For me, less is more. When I’m not working, I wear very little make-up, I love a natural beauty look.” Can you talk us through your daily skincare regimen? “I always thoroughly remove my make-up before I go to bed—it’s the most important step in my beauty routine. I use moisturiser in the evening and sunscreen in the morning. I’ll apply a tiny bit of concealer under my eyes and I…

DON’T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK… Boldly accented walls, mixed with custom-fit cabinetry, add a wow effect to Dean and Dan Caten’s eclectic abode, while velvets and contrasting textiles create a sense of warmth, depth and opulence—think richer, striking and more dramatic. A contrasting ornate wall will elevate interest. STYLE TIP “Scent is really important. I think that really creates an atmosphere in a home when it smells great and [the weather] is warm”—DAN CATEN STYLE TIP “Everything is quite low generally, because it makes the room look taller”—DAN CATEN…

Cover: Beau Grealy; hair: Sascha Breuer/The Wall Group; make-up: Kara Yashimoto Bua using Chanel/Starworks Artists; manicurist: Nette Davis/The Wall Group; production: Amy Hartmann; L.A. producer: Tedi Tsurda p13: Beau Grealy p14: Carter Smith p16: Philip Le Masurier; Beau Grealy; Lucy Wood; John Rintoul p20: Courtesy Stella McCartney p21: Still life: John Rintoul; courtesy Matchesfashion.com; courtesy Zimmermann p22: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Breast Cancer Research Foundation; John Rintoul; Carolyn Murphy/Instagram p24: Clockwise from top left: Isidore Montag/Imaxtree.com; courtesy P.E Nation, Armando Grillo/Imaxtree.com, Isidore Montag/Imaxtree.com, still life: John Rintoul pp26-27: Courtesy Georg Jensen; Michael Langhoff; GJ Vivianna pp29-35: Philip Le Masurier pp37-41: John Rintoul p42: Pascal Le Sagretain/Getty Images p43: Clockwise from left: John Shearer/Getty Images for THR; Neilson Barnard/Getty Images; Timur Emek/Getty Images; Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images for Chopard; Stephane Cardinale/Corbis…

She’s moved in high-fashion circles for more than 25 years, but the supermodel with staying power feels most herself when she’s keeping it real in jeans and a tee. How would you sum up your style? “My personal style is casual, feminine and vintage. I wear a lot of jeans and pieces that I’ve collected over the years, mostly vintage. I pair these with current brands like Dôen, Celine and Stella McCartney.” Has that evolved over the years? “My style has always been more on the classic side. I’ve worn vintage Levi’s and white T-shirts since high school, with a men’s blazer and boots. It’s evolved more by way of adding in feminine pieces like dresses and not being afraid to spend money on updating my wardrobe from time to…

TAILORED PANTS Bassike cotton, $650; bassike.com STYLE TIP A printed blouse and fancy flats bring personality to office staple pants, but the easy elegance of a pale pair can transfer into off-duty territory, too. Swap jeans for tailoring to up the fashion factor on sneakers and an anorak. GATHERED MAXI-DRESS Lee Mathews cotton, $649; leemathews.com.au STYLE TIP Do your best Carrie Bradshaw impersonation by cinching a jacket over a full-skirted dress—the effect is ultra ladylike. Alternatively, embrace the breezy drop-waist shape by playfully layering business stripes beneath. LIGHTWEIGHT BLAZER ASOS cotton-blend, $240; asos.com/au STYLE TIP The beauty of a fine blazer is its ability to be worn as a plunging shirt—and it won’t feel too heavy piled on top of a slip skirt. If spring showers call for boots, a…

CODE BRIGHT What’s new Highlighter hues have settled in beyond the gym. Consider them the new normal for work and play. How it’s done Let saturated shades wash over the wardrobe staples you already love. If you only do one thing Whether it’s a cobalt shirt or sunny shoulder bag, ground a single bold piece with sleek black additions, to cultivate city-smart sophistication.…

GO GRUNGE What’s new Leave your ’90s flannel shirt to rest—there’s far more femininity at play this time around. How it’s done Balance the rebellious streak of chunky footwear with an A-line skirt or classic coat that get their cool from tartan or a high-shine finish. If you only do one thing Invest in florals set against a moody backdrop for edge anyone can master.…

In May, Diane Keaton posted a particularly quirky video on her Instagram account that pretty much served as the impetus for this shoot. In it she is descending a stairwell in her Los Angeles home, wearing a checked blazer cinched by a thick black belt, black pants, loosely tied combat boots and not one but maybe 10 hats stacked on top of each other. “Which hat do you think I should wear?” she asks no-one in particular. The five-second clip has since accrued 631,000-plus views and nearly 3,500 comments from supportive fans and friends such as Michelle Pfeiffer and Candice Bergen. Of course, over the past several decades, Keaton, forever our Annie Hall, has worn many chapeaus—as an Oscar-winning actor, a prolific author, a style connoisseur, a winemaker, a constant…

COLOUR CUES The hair colour technique balayage has been a stylist favourite since the 1970s, when a little salon in France first developed it. “Balayage is a great way to bring texture, dimension and the appearance of thickness to hair,” says L’Oréal Professionnel artist Peter Thomsen who used the method to add a natural highlight to Valance’s locks. “I wove in two different shades—a light brown and dark blonde—then finished with a gloss to give the hair depth and shine,” he explains. To get the look, Thomsen says to ask your stylist for a multidimensional colour. “Blondes can mix in creamy tones, while redheads can blend autumnal shades,” he adds. “You don’t want a result with a strong contrast, but just enough difference to give you variation in your colour.”…

TRENDING EYES WITH ATTITUDE Eyes took on a new drama at the recent haute couture shows in Paris, where artists traded the classic sexy and smouldering smoky eye for graphic and grungy iterations. The Christian Dior woman wore a cloud of black shadow and bare lashes, while at Elie Saab, black kohl was smudged into exaggerated wings and punctuated with copper liner. A spritz of spring Shelve heady fragrances with your heavy coats—the rising mercury signals it’s time for a scent switch up. Opt for fresh and fruity blends of citrus and white flowers in Ellis Brooklyn and Chanel, sweet peony and oriental spice in Carven or spray Burberry’s latest for blossom and warm wood. The first skincare product from Marc Jacobs Beauty is a moisturiser that perfectly preps skin…

GIVE YOUR SKIN A BEAUTY BOOST Unclog pores and clear skin for a luminous, smooth and glowing complexion. RRP $20.99. Visit swisse.com.au/our-products/products/swisse-cranberry-pore-perfecting-clay-mask CLEARLY THE COOLEST SHAPE IN SUNGLASSES Online optical store clearly.com.au has your must-have winter shades. Kam Dhillon, Celeste 48 sunglasses feature round, metal-framed polarised lenses that sit beautifully on petite to medium faces. The silicone nose pads and the plastic-capped arms provide all-day comfort. RRP $195. Visit clearly.com.au STUNNING SMILE, LESS STAINS Colgate Optic White Stain-Less White toothpaste removes dark stains from coffee, wine and soft drink for a visibly whiter smile^. Optic White is a must-have for your daily beauty regimen, and is the only toothpaste with the whitening ingredient dentists use* to remove surface and deeply set-in stains. ^After 3 weeks’ use. Individual results may vary.…

Stepping into the workshops of one of the most famous jewellery brands in the world should be intimidating, but actually it feels the opposite. Georg Jensen’s worldwide headquarters are tucked onto a quiet street in Frederiksberg on the fringe of inner-city Copenhagen, and I enter not really knowing what to expect. But as with many things in Denmark, it’s utterly charming. Here to explore the new take on the Fusion collection, my visit to the brand’s base turns out to be much more than just a look at the latest editions to the famous range. In fact, my day in Copenhagen with the storied brand, which is the official jewellery supplier to the Danish royal family, is one of serious learning and history—both in Danish culture and Georg Jensen’s impressive…

CELINE DION IN VALENTINO During the latest haute couture fashion season, Dion could hardly be blamed for stealing the spotlight. Don’t get us wrong, the clothes that debuted on the runways in Paris were spectacular feats of craftsmanship and beauty, but it was impossible not to be engrossed by the singer’s dramatic turn as street-style star and front-row favourite. From catsuits to laser-cut gowns, the 51-year-old wowed in every one, but it was this charming minidress that capped off her whirlwind week. Starting simple and gaining grandeur as fluffy feathers scatter its sleek silhouette, Dion’s fanciful ensemble delivered a masterclass in balancedbut far from boring-style. SUPERSIZE ME Take a bow, a big one, and you’ll find yourself in the company of these stylish stars, who know that an overblown approach…

LOOK SHARP What’s new Suiting shouldn’t be taken so seriously; undo a proverbial button or two. How it’s done Unexpected proportions and utilitarian accoutrements loosen strict cuts and a sober palette. Seek out a pencil skirt with practical pockets or pants relaxed by big box pleats. If you only do one thing Go oversize for a simple way to update your office attire.…

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If I look back at pictures when I was a little girl, I was always dressed in black,” reflects Silvia Venturini Fendi of her first fashion memory. “And I remember one day we were at the seaside on holidays—my mother worked, so I was on holidays with my nanny and my sisters—and this lady stopped us and said, ‘Oh, I like those girls, are they orphans? They are always dressed in black.’” Not an unfair question considering that in Italy, where Venturini Fendi was born and raised, wearing black for an extended period of time is a traditional mourning ritual. But this wasn’t the case, and her nanny quickly quashed that theory with her to-the-point response, “No, they’re from fashion.” No further explanation needed. The granddaughter of Adele and Edoardo…

With thanks to our contributing beauty experts: Craig Beaglehole, Peter Beard, Michael Brown, Jessica Diez, Joel Forman, Paloma Garcia, Melanie Grant, Bernadette Leva, Barney Martin, Anthony Nader, Filomena Natoli, Vaia Pappas and the InStyle team NAILS Polish up on your at-home mani with these paint perfectors and must-have shades 1 BEST DARK SHADE Chanel Le Vernis in Rouge Noir It’s the shade that sparked a thousand imitations but none can compare to the rich crimson of Chanel’s iconic polish. $41; 1300 242 635 2 BEST BASE COAT OPI Start To Finish Formaldehyde Free Give your colour a fighting chance by making this quick-dry base the first step in your manicure. $26.95; at myer.com.au 3 BEST NUDE SHADE Dior Rouge Dior Vernis in Muguet “This is one of my favourite nudes,”…

Charming, charismatic and famously creative as they are, twins Dean and Dan Caten weren’t taking any chances with the neighbours when they finally moved into their long-awaited London home. “We sent everyone a bottle of champagne to let them know we were having a party and we had so many nice responses,” they recall over the phone from Milan where their global fashion empire is based, punctuating the sentiment with a laugh. “We were nervous they’d be hating us.” That was last year during England’s unusually balmy summer, so the pair threw open the glass doors to their enormous sunken garden and encouraged guests—including long-time friend Madonna—to enjoy every facet of the house they’d taken more than four years to transform. For the Canadian-born brothers (to an English mother and…

When I’m at Sydney’s Wayside Chapel I love to… “Buy something at the secondhand shop, chat to the visitors, pat the dogs and check out the bees on the rooftop.” What’s one thing people might not know about the Wayside Chapel? “It hosts the best Christmas Day street party in NSW.” What’s the aim with Wayside’s Heart Cafe in Bondi Beach? “To raise money for the Wingspan Project [a training and employment initiative that helps disadvantaged people aged 17-25 years old] and to support unemployed young people get into paid hospitality traineeships.” What would you recommend we order? “The Middle Eastern Breakfast, $18 [poached free-range eggs, minted labne, haloumi, harissa, tomato and pomegranate salad on sourdough bread].” I wish people would… “Donate clothes, money and time to Wayside. People can…