Features

Will, Jade and Katalina encompass South Australian “tarot-rock” band Caressa who embrace the grit of ‘70s rock with a uniquely youthful and contemporary twist.

Chloe Nicole Crispin

Alexa Balog

Ignore Your Colour Palette, Embrace Your Inner Mystical Gothic Witch

Alexa Balog

Seasonal colour analysis fails to miss something integral about colour in fashion: colour should be expressive not just flattering.

Alexa Balog

Amber Lomax

The Grandeur of Sensuality: A Love Affair Between Artistry & Seduction

Amber Lomax

“Where desire meets design”

From the radiant design of Kira Bayliss clothing and the Adelaide Ballet Company, Casanova and His Mistress brings you the seductive and elusive stories of Casanova and his alluring exploits.

Amber Lomax

Strike a Pose with Diversity Hire and Lexxi

Amber Lomax

Meet two new (but already iconic) Adelaide Drag artists; Lexxi and Diversity Hire.

Amber Lomax

Rameen Sheraz

The Breakfast Club: How Teen Archetypes Revolutionised Colour in Styling

Rameen Sheraz

When ‘The Breakfast Club’ premiered in 1985, it didn’t just define a generation, it defined the way teenagers expressed themselves through clothes and, crucially, colour.

Rameen Sheraz

Kate Strutton

Oversaturated: Colour and Overconsumption in the Market

Kate Strutton

While desperately searching for halloween costume ideas, I stumbled across a video suggesting ‘overconsumption costumes’, where you dressed as extreme versions of recent trends. Adorn yourself in a million Labubus with terrifying red eyes; become a real office siren with fangs and webbed hands; or drench yourself in every item of butter yellow under the sun.

Kate Strutton

Chloe Nicole Crispin

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Form of Freedom: Badland Caravan

Chloe Nicole Crispin

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Their sound and style ritually sycnhronised, invoking the presence of a roll of film left in the sun to slowly warp and simultaneously glisten. The hypnotic and strangely intimate enigma of Badland Caravan is best encapsulated by frontman Adam Higgs himself as “an alchemical transmutation of energy”.

Chloe Nicole Crispin

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History’s Secret Trendsetters: The Art of Flagging

Alexa Balog

Issue 4

History’s Secret Trendsetters: The Art of Flagging

Alexa Balog

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Fashion can only evolve when boundaries are pushed, and queer culture is often the driving force behind these transformations. Queer culture and fashion emphasise the challenging of gender norms, and celebrating these unique forms of individual expression is vital in propelling fashion in new directions.

Alexa Balog

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Chloe Nicole Crispin and Elaine Goh

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Form of Dance

Chloe Nicole Crispin and Elaine Goh

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The two figures in motion personify Yin-Yang: a symbol of balance in nature and the complementary energies of masculine and feminine. Two ends of the same spectrum – light and dark, both voids on their own – ignite a cosmos of colour in unity.

Chloe Nicole Crispin and Elaine Goh

Issue 4

Mindful Consumption in 2025: How-to Shop Sustainably

Amber Lomax

Issue 4

Mindful Consumption in 2025: How-to Shop Sustainably

Amber Lomax

Issue 4

In a world obsessed with the constant consumer cycle, how can we maintain unique self-expression while balancing overconsumption? How do we “push the boundaries of what shape can be” in forming our visual identity and reject “what we have been told to conform to”?

Amber Lomax

Issue 4

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