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Today we’re discussing fast fashion giant Zara tapping John Galliano to design seasonal collections for them, and what Witchery’s collection with Lara Worthington tells us about celebrity collabs with fashion brands. But first, we’ll be swapping in our favourites of the week. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying and trying. We’re on Instagram @style_ishau and TikTok @style_ishau. Big thanks to Myer for making this episode of Style-ish possible! With the arrival of By Johnny, The Wolf Gang, Sonya Moda, and Kinney, it’s a fresh new season at Myer. Your hosts today were Rhiannon Joyce (@rhiannonjoyce), Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe), and Naima Fatema (@lil_bangla) And here’s a link to the reccos we made throughout: Rhi’s swap: ‘How many times do we have to be wrong to realise we’re not always right?’ from Larissa Mills’ Substack, Mother Says Mads’ swap: Alysia Loo’s doorman TikToks Naima’s swap: Pout Pencil in Stellar from MECCA MAX and Oh My Gloss! Butter Me Up in Latte Delight from Rimmel Other sources mentioned throughout: ‘Is Zara Fast Fashion? Facts, Impact & Alternatives’ from Copenhagen Fashion Summit, ‘Billionaire Zara founder Amancio Ortega to receive €3.23bn dividend’ from The Guardian, ‘John Galliano Returns to Fashion Via a Creative Partnership with Zara’ from Vogue, and High & Low – John Galliano To listen to Rhi’s Inherited episode once it’s out, keep an eye on the Inherited feed And a thank you to Genevieve Day and Lucy Pilz Do you have any Opinions Please that you’d like to submit? Send over your questions and dilemmas here. Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke). Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here on Friday.

In this episode of Style-ish, we highlight our favourite red carpet looks from the Oscars, unpack the strategy behind Chanel’s rollout of the latest collection, and how it has built genuine hype, and why Estee Lauder is suing Jo Malone over the use of her name. But first, we’re swapping in our favourite things of the week. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying, and trying. We’re on Instagram @style_ishau and TikTok @style_ishau. A big thank you to Volvo and the Volvo EX40, the small electric SUV built for real life. It’s versatile, spacious, and thoughtfully designed; it’s built for lives that don’t hit pause. Thanks to Volvo for making this episode of Style-ish possible. Your hosts today were Rhiannon Joyce (@rhiannonjoyce) , Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe), and Joanna Fleming (@joannafleming) And here’s a link to the reccos we made throughout: Rhi’s rec: New York Times Salary Article Totally Recommend Substack Mads rec: TikTok DJ Anika’s rec: The memo hospital list References from throughout the show: Up next designer Fashion People podcast interview with Derek Blasberg Style-ish episode on allilate links Acquired hermes episode Vogue business on the Chanel frenzy A Rabbit's Foot article on the pre-Oscars party The Guardian article on Estée Lauder and Jo Malone Camille Moore’s post on Chanel Do you have any Opinions Please that you’d like to submit? Send over your questions and dilemmas here. Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke). Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here on Friday as The Wedding Series is returning.

This episode was pre-recorded 2nd of March. We’re sharing our go-to work bags, and then answering an Opinions Please about building closer friendships as an adult. But first, we’re swapping in our favourite things of the week. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying and trying. We’re on Instagram @style_ishau and TikTok @style_ishau. A big thank you to JD Sports and the new Adistar Control 5 for making this episode of Style-ish possible. Paying tribute to the iconic running silhouettes of the 2000s, they blend today’s Y2K trend with function, finding them in-store and online at JD Sports. A big thank you to Medik8, and their Niacinamide Peptide Serum. Your hosts today were Anika Joshi-Smith (@anikajoshismith), Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe), and Joanna Fleming (@joannafleming) And here’s a link to the reccos we made throughout: Anika’s swap: @angelicahicks Mads’ swap: @thebrandblueprint and Amina Muaddi’s new campaign Jo’s swap: Carrie Slouch Jean and Vest from JAG, Riley Wedge Mule from Seed, and the Lila Cropped Trench from Decjuba We also mentioned a lot of work bags for you, here are some links: July Juliette bag Target suede bag and the same bag stocked at Kmart Zulu Tote Bag from Tony Bianco Hobo Shopper from Country Road The Tilda Bag from Nakedvice Untold Landscape Tote from Aje General work bag brands: Prene, Aleo, Rylan Studio, Vestirsi, Oroton, Camilla and Marc Do you have any Opinions Please that you’d like to submit? Send over your questions and dilemmas here. Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke). Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen.We’ll see you back here on Friday!

Welcome to Face to Face, a mini-series proudly presented by Dan Murphy’s. In this three-episode series, we're inviting you to sit down with three ambitious creatives who are cultural tastemakers, making a mark in their industry. They're the kind of creatives we'd love to sit down for a drink – or two – with. Today, we’re speaking to Priya McPherson, the Founder and Director of Melbourne-based fashion label, Sage Avenue. Born from a love of vintage handbags, since launching Sage Avenue in 2023, she’s expanded into clothing, collaborated with brands like Abrand Jeans, and accrued a following so loyal that practically every single one of her label’s drops sells out. We talk about the highs and lows of being a young entrepreneur, the transformative power of a good outfit, and why acting on ideas when you’re not fully ready leads to success. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying, and trying. We’re on Instagram @styleishpod and TikTok @styleishpod. This series is made possible by Dan Murphy’s, the ultimate tastemaker bringing us the next generation of delicious low alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks. Head in-store or to the app to be inspired and find your new favourite – and remember to choose to drink wise! Your host today was Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe) and Priya McPherson (@priyamcpherson) was the guest. And here’s a link to the reccos Priya made throughout: @mananamariee Mel Robbins’ ‘do it in the 60’ advice Jens Grede’s ‘human capital’ advice Local label recs: Mode Mischief, In Your Twenties, With Consideration, and TILD Vintage shops: Salvos Moorabbin, Stupid Vintage, and SWOP International labels: Ruby, Peachy Den, Gimaguas, and Paloma Wool Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke), and our audio engineer is Mike Liberale. And a special thanks to Session in Progress. Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here next Wednesday.

Today we’re discussing something you’ve likely seen all over your socials…peptides! Specifically, the illegal, unregulated supplement kind. If you’ve not seen this on your feed, we’ll quickly paint the picture of what’s been happening when we open up the TikTok app, before exploring why this trend is so worrying (and where it might have come from). Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying, and trying. We’re on Instagram @styleishpod and TikTok @styleishpod. Big thanks to Myer for making this episode of Style-ish possible! Topshop has returned to Australia – and it’s landed exclusively in-store at Myer. Your hosts today were Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe) and Rhiannon Joyce (@rhiannonjoyce). And here’s a link to the reccos we made throughout: Rolodex Media ‘Make Australia Ambitious Again’ from Rolodex Media ‘Community is a buzzword’ from Rolodex Media ‘The online frenzy for injectable peptides sweeping Australia’ from The Guardian ‘Picking Apart Peptides’ from Between Us Do you have any Opinions Please that you’d like to submit? Send over your questions and dilemmas here. Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke). Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here next Wednesday.

Welcome to Face to Face, a mini-series proudly presented by Dan Murphy’s. In this three-episode series, we're inviting you to sit down with three ambitious creatives who are cultural tastemakers, making a mark in their industry. They're the kind of creatives we'd love to sit down for a drink – or two – with. Today, we’re speaking to Gladys Lai. Gladys is an editor, brand strategist, presenter, and journalist, and she’s currently the Head of Brand for Vogue Australia. Gladys has a wealth of knowledge about the fashion industry, brand building, content strategy, and the contemporary media landscape. We talk about all this and much more in this episode, from the books she thinks every creative should read to why embracing your weirdness is important. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying, and trying. We’re on Instagram @styleishpod and TikTok @styleishpod. This series is made possible by Dan Murphy’s, the ultimate tastemaker bringing us the next generation of delicious low alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks. Head in-store or to the app to be inspired and find your new favourite – and remember to choose to DrinkWise! Your host today was Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe) and Gladys Lai (@gladys__lai) was the guest. And here’s a link to the reccos Gladys made throughout: Little Yarn @amyodell @louispisano Ways of Seeing by Jon Berger Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? by Linda Nochlin Babel by R.F. Kuang A Personal Matter by Kenzaburō Ōe PAULA’S CHOICE 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant MECCA COSMETICA To Save Face SPF50+ Superscreen Vestirsi Mia Dark Chocolate Suede East West Slouchy Tote Nudie Jeans Vibram Five Fingers Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke), and our audio engineer is Mike Liberale. And a special thanks to Session in Progress and Made in Katana. Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here next Wednesday.

Today we’re discussing how to crack an international market. We’ll be looking at the realities for brands breaking into new markets and the challenges they often face, and then we have a deep dive, with insight from two brands that have successfully broken into international markets: Tower28 and Gem. We’ll end with a special on-the-ground report from Rhode’s launch event in Sydney. Love the podcast? You'll adore our weekly newsletter, too. Subscribe here: http://eepurl.com/iI829A Join us over on socials to see what our Style-ish family of incredible content creators are wearing, buying and trying. We’re on Instagram @styleishpod and TikTok @styleishpod. Big thanks to Myer for making this episode of Style-ish possible! Topshop has returned to Australia – and it’s landed exclusively in-store at Myer. And a thank you to Netflix. Bridgerton is back for Season Four, and part one is streaming right now, with part two arriving February 26th, only on Netflix. Your hosts today were Maddison Sullivan-Thorpe (@maddisonsullivanthorpe) and Rhiannon Joyce (@rhiannonjoyce). And here’s a link to the reccos we made throughout: Scotty James: Pipe Dream Do you have any Opinions Please that you’d like to submit? Send over your questions and dilemmas here. Style-ish's producers are Lucy Hunt (@lucyhunt3) and Cait Emma Burke (@caitemmaburke). Enjoy the content we create? The best way to support us is to click that ‘follow’ button in your favourite podcast app and leave a five-star review. Or, you can go old school and tell a friend to listen. We’ll see you back here next Wednesday.