Tabla de contenidos para April 2020 en Harper's Bazaar Australia

My two girls, aged 14 and 15, shop for fashion very differently to how I did as a teenager. For starters, when buying something pricey, they think about whether they can recoup the cost (which hits my credit card, I might add) by hiring it out to friends. Likewise, if they want a new outfit for a party (which they always do), 90 per cent of the time they’ll hire it. Their friends and acquaintances think nothing of hitting them up with a DM on Instagram to ask if that outfit they’re wearing in their post is up for grabs. And they’ll return the favour. Renting (and renting out) your clothes is among the most environmentally friendly things you can do right now, but it still makes me wonder. If…

STYLE I’m PRACTICAL BUT EXPERIMENTAL. I’d describe my style as SPONTANEOUS, INSTINCTIVE AND SPIRITED. On some days, I dress like a TOMBOY in OVERSIZED silhouettes, and on other days I like to show some skin and be more SENSUAL AND SUN-KISSED. I wear brands such as Eckhaus Latta, Maison Margiela, Sandy Liang, Marques’Almeida, Acne Studios and Jacquemus, styled with lots of vintage and Nagnata. These days, it takes a lot for me to purchase something, and I appreciate these brands’ UNIQUE AESTHETICS.And I have long admired Stella McCartney for her work pioneering sustainability. I live in JAPANESE VINTAGE DENIM WORKWEAR. I love how well the fabric ages and how it is still rich in colour from the natural indigo dyes, and they often have handpatchworking. I like clothes that hold…

IN DETAIL What does jewellery look like in the new decade? It’s time to move from understated to unexpected and we’re here to whittle down the wearable styles from the runways. #EACHFOREQUAL March 8 is International Women’s Day and throughout the month we’ll be sharing inspiring stories of how women are breaking the mould. Follow this year’s official hashtag, #EachforEqual. SUN SEEKER Swap one summer for another and plan your 2020 escape to Europe with our recommendations on where to beach, eat and sleep. VIRGIN AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE FASHION FESTIVAL Celeste Barber is making her runway debut at VAMFF for BAZAAR. We’ll be live from the event covering her major fashion moment on March 12 at 7pm. NEW AND APPROVED Pick apart new season trends and start building your winter wardrobe.…

Few models graced as many runways as Mona Tougaard at the S/S 2020 shows last year. Hailing from a village near Aarhus, Denmark, she was scouted at 12 and went on to win a national Elite Model Look competition three years later. Now, at just 17, she has already fronted campaigns for Chanel, Chloé and Burberry. With her signature aloof gaze, effortless walk and cool off-duty style, Tougaard is an icon in the making. Her explosive debut foreshadows a dynamic career ahead.…

GABRIEL WALLER’S most requested, never-fail investment pieces HERMÈS BIRKIN, FIRST RELEASED 1984 “Hermès is top of the top. The Birkin, the Kelly, they are the ultimate everyday classics that will never date.” CHANEL ‘DAD’ SANDALS, S/S 2019 “I don’t feel they will ever date. [Chanel] has been doing them for so long and clients are still wearing the ones they purchased years ago.” CÉLINE EDGE SUNGLASSES, S/S 2017 “Those sunglasses — oh my goodness! The clients who already have a pair want backups. If you find them, you’ve hit the jackpot.”…

HERMÈS ORAN SANDAL A ‘no-shoe’ sandal designed to mimic the feeling of bare feet. Hermès launched it in 1997, the house’s Year of Africa, inspired by a motif used by the Ndebele tribe. BALENCIAGA ‘LEGO’ SANDAL The affectionately nicknamed chunky, multicoloured sandal created for Balenciaga’s A/W 2007 collection became an instant design icon. PIERRE HARDY SOTTSASS PUMP The scalloped edge of this shoe from Hardy’s own A/W 2013 collection recalls the Ultrafragola mirror by Ettore Sottsass from 1970. PIERRE HARDY MONOLITHE HEEL These quadrilateral block heels were released for S/S 2015, inspired by the monolith in the 1968 Stanley Kubrick film, 2001: A Space Odyssey. PIERRE HARDY BLADE STILETTO Hardy designed the Blade in 1999 from a desire to take the already sharp stiletto silhouette and shave it back to…

On the day of Jessica Mauboy’s photoshoot for BAZAAR, the internet has gone into meltdown. In Miami, singer and rapper Lizzo has just brought pop heartthrob Harry Styles onstage for a duet rendition of her hit “Juice” and Instagram has all but buckled under the weight of the videos. Has Mauboy seen it? “Yes! Oh my gosh!” she says, clutching her chest in a faux-faint of admiration. “Lizzo is so incredible. She’s been making music for such a long time ... it’s incredible to see a woman so in control and with such confidence.” A beat, a laugh, and then: “[Pop music] is really tasty right now.” The shift in pop from the squeaky-clean autotuned girl-next-door of the early aughts to the raw, honest and vulnerable woman of the late…

Lay the groundwork for a flawless face by smoothing on the new GUERLAIN L’Essentiel Pore Minimizer & Shine Control Primer, $83. Using 97 per cent naturally derived ingredients such as white cocoa bean and avocado extract, the oil-absorbing formula reduces the appearance of pores while simultaneously strengthening the skin’s barrier against pollution. Clean foundations have traditionally come at the cost of decent coverage, but BITE BEAUTY’S Changemaker Supercharged Micellar Foundation, $52, aims to end the trade-off. The vegan, gluten-free formula pairs micellar-based technology with a megadose of maqui berry antioxidants to deliver a finish that’s as natural as the formulation. The latest Couture Edition Prisme Libre Powder, $92, presents GIVENCHY’S four-in-one colour correcting powder in its most eye-catching outfit yet. And although the delicate lace pattern on the packaging gives…

A soft floral brightened with bergamot and geranium. Miss Dior Rose N’ Roses eau de toilette, $196 (100ml). This floral take on Paris has rose, bergamot, pink peppercorn and patchouli. Diptyque Eau Capitale eau de parfum, $227 (75ml). This classic rose has a warm base of vanilla and musk. Lancôme Idôle eau de parfum, $150 (50ml). Pink pepper, violet and gin accords form the basis of this no-name scent. Byredo Unnamed eau de parfum, $305 (100ml). A meadow of wildflowers, bottled. Aerin Wild Geranium eau de parfum, $180 (50ml).…

When the Gospers Mountain Fire — the largest forest fire in Australia’s recorded history — ripped through more than half a million hectares of New South Wales bushland from October last year until it was contained in January, the blaze stopped just 300 metres from artist Dan Kyle’s studio door. The painter, who lives and works in Kurrajong Heights at the base of the Blue Mountains, describes the landscape as “burnt to a crisp”. “It’s incredibly sad and incredibly surreal,” adds the artist, whose depictions of trees, the ground and the horizon are typically pared-back to the point of near-abstraction. “I can’t not paint what I see,” he continues. “After the fires started [in October], I was painting the really beautiful — but scary — lingering smoke haze that everyone…

It’s easy to attribute the appeal of a short story to our ever-waning attention spans, or the lack of free time to consume anything longer than a couple of thousand words. But moral panic aside, there’s always been something joyous about the fleeting form. Short stories have come to the fore with several buzzy releases of late. One of the most talked-about books of 2019 was Jia Tolentino’s essay collection, Trick Mirror, while Alexander Chee (touted as “the best new novelist … in some time,” upon the release of Edinburgh) re-entered the literary consciousness with his anthology, How to Write an Autobiographical Novel: Essays. Zadie Smith, who rose to fame with sprawling narrative White Teeth, has also turned her attention to essay and short story collections: 2018’s Feel Free and…

LONGINES GOLDEN SLIPPER DAY (March 21, Rosehill Gardens) and the view from its retro Palm Springs-inspired oasis, Golden Palms; and LONGINES QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES DAY (April 11, Royal Randwick), at which DJ sensation Hot Dub Time Machine will bring their signature sounds trackside. australianturfclub.com.au…

“You can’t beat the feeling at 5.30am when the valley is covered in mist and you step outside onto the grass.” “The first farm I ever set foot on was ours,” Angelica Arnott says with a laugh. She’s referring to the farm her husband, Charlie Arnott, a biodynamic farmer of iconic biscuit lineage, inherited from his family in Boowora, in southern New South Wales. She’s laughing because the farm life couldn’t be further from how she lived as a model, actor and singer in the ’90s, which included calling New York’s infamous Chelsea Hotel home — “Ah, we all do it at one point in our lives,” she deadpans. Back when she was known as Angie La Bozzetta, Angelica was a member of the glamorous all-female pop group Chantoozies, which…

“I guess I don’t really measure myself by what others think.”– ROONEY MARA Actor and Aries ARIES (March 21–April 19) The sun in your sign makes this month all about you, but with an extreme full supermoon in your relationship zone, you could inadvertently put loved ones in the shade. Venus and some fast (and sweet) talking could ease you out of a tricky situation, especially if you’ve been flirting inappropriately. A work situation lightens up now, and with a reality check due on your values, it’s time to release what you usually hold on to too tightly. TAURUS (April 20–May 20) Now’s the time to launch yourself out of that rut. The good news is there is a motivational new moon in your sign to aid you.…

KRISTIN RAWSON Having got her start in magazines and styling at just 18, Rawson calls herself “one of the lucky ones”. After her career in fashion took her to New York for nearly a decade, Rawson returned home to Sydney to study her passion of interior design. She now resides on the Northern Beaches with her family, while contributing as a style editor to Beauticate and working with private clients to style their dream homes. She styles Angelica Arnott, photographed by Kara Rosenlund, on page 165. I’m inspired by … “people who work hard and don’t take advantage of others along the way”. Interiors in 2020 will be … “soaked in grounded, neutral palettes, natural materials and raw textures”. I’m currently streaming … “podcasts! I love anything to do with…

MARIE KONDO IS A CLEVER WOMAN. In January 2019, she spun her bestselling book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, into a Netflix series, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo, which convinced the masses that an orderly home begets an orderly life. The Kondo-ites were evangelical in their commitment to following the KonMari method, which advises people throw out anything that doesn’t “spark joy”. For many, decluttering was a born-again experience. Then, in November last year, she launched her online store, selling more than 100 items for the home. “Once you’ve completed your tidying, there is room to welcome meaningful objects, people and experiences into your life,” the site reads. No one can accuse Kondo of being malicious. Human beings are possessed by possessions, and an online store is the inevitable…

‘DEMI-FINE’ jewellery sits in the sweet spot between fine jewellery crafted from precious metals and stones, and costume jewellery made with plated alloys and crystal. Thanks to shifting preferences of women in their twenties and thirties from handbags and shoes to demi-fine jewellery, the global market is expected to grow from $226.5 million in 2018 to $640.6 million by the end of 2025. This category trades on personalisation and uniqueness, with the ability to be worn every day and mixed and matched; many brands offer two collections, one demi-fine and one fine. Here, some that have perfected the formula. COMPLETED WORKS “On one hand, there is a realisation that for all of the costume jewellery bought and discarded, one or two investment pieces could have been bought instead. And on…

I’VE BEEN WORKING IN FASHION for more than 15 years, and along the way I’ve collected my shiny prizes. But having lots of pretty things has never helped me get dressed. At one point I had close to 250 dresses in my closet, layered three to a hanger and stuffed so tightly together I risked a hernia removing them. And yet I was sure I had nothing to wear. So I decided to use my professional skills to edit myself for a change. I started by trying on everything. It took about five hours to zip, button and shimmy my way through my wardrobe. I soon realised I really didn’t like a lot of it. Sure, I loved the stories behind how I’d inveigled each item — the bag I…

The newspapers were filled with actor Maddison Brown this past December when she hit her home country of Australia — she lives in Atlanta as one of the stars of the Dynasty reboot. The tabloids were flush with rumours (never proven) that she was dating Liam Hemsworth. But Brown wasn’t going to let that faze her. “I try to ignore it, but it is weird being that girl,” she tells BAZAAR. “I’m so about work and acting and family and what, to me, feels very normal. So it’s really weird to see things put out there that are sometimes twisted to look a certain way. But I just don’t pay too much attention to it. People always want a story.” And there s so much more to her own tale.…

JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD is very good at cutting out what she doesn’t need. In fact, it’s in her blood. “Yeah, we’re pretty good at editing,” she admits from her New York home on a rare day off. She is, of course, referring to herself and her mother, French fashion editor and BAZAAR global fashion director Carine Roitfeld. When I balk at the fact that a fashion scion would have such lean taste, she is quick to correct me. “You know, that’s not so true. We’re very different, my mom and I. I’m more minimalist than her, I’m less into trends than her, but we are very good at buying pieces we really love. We worship them and keep them for years — in my mum’s case, decades. I think that’s…

PLAY IT STRAIGHT “Smooth styles require healthy hair,” says hairstylist John Pulitano, creative director of Headcase Hair. “While heat styling and serums help with that high-shine finish, keratin-packed at-home masks, like the one from Virtue, repair and hydrate strands while ensuring a glossy finish.” THINK AHEAD “The return of sleek, poker-straight hair calls for a little more strategy than usual. Eliminate flyaways from the get-go by always pointing the dryer in a downward direction. Then mist hair with a light-hold hairspray before straightening for an ultra-smooth finish.” BAZAAR’s pick: L’Oréal Professionnel Tecni. Art Air Fix Spray, $33. BOTTOMS UP “Don’t overlook your ends — they are quick to dry out and reveal damage. Get into the habit of using cream-based thermal styling protectors, which are formulated for achieving this silky-smooth…

Never having too much of a good thing might apply to champagne and reiki, but when it comes to procedures of the dermatological variety, the best in the business are showing more restraint than ever, combining fillers, muscle relaxers and lasers to create tweakments that even your most eagle-eyed friends won’t spot. “Nothing steals from a woman’s beauty faster than procedures or injectables that walk into a room before she does,” says Sydney-based dermatologist Dr Nina Wines. “Subtlety is key — we’re fine-turning rather than overhauling.” It seems our beauty goals are changing. “In the past, patients would ask us to focus on a single feature,” Dr Wines says. Which is perhaps, in part, what led to us tiring of seeing face parts look a little too similar, thanks to…

1 INVEST IN YOUR SCALP Here’s an unsettling stat: your scalp ages six times faster than your face, according to recent research from the L’Oréal Professionnel Academy. So why are we slathering on serums and sheet masks with abandon and not affording the uppermost quadrant of our skin the same courtesy? It might not be as visible as your face, but your scalp is the very root of your hair’s health — if it isn’t in top shape, it won’t do its job, which means you’ll be more susceptible to thinning hair, dandruff, even an increase in greys. A number of salons are now offering scalp facials, such as the Goldwell Kerasilk Revitalize service, which involves a detoxifying cleanse (picture a steam bath for your skull area) coupled with exfoliation…

There’s a $200 bottle of House of Arras sparkling chardonnay — which scored 99/100 from James Halliday and was made by Ed Carr, the only winemaker outside Champagne to win a lifetime achievement award — that pairs really well with Vegemite toast. It perfectly sums up the Australian attitude towards sparkling wine: while our drops sit comfortably on the international top shelf, rubbing labels with the likes of Veuve Clicquot and Pommery, you won’t hear us bragging about it — until now. The Pipers River region of the Tamar Valley in the state’s north is known as Sparkling Tasmania for the sheer number of wineries in the area that have mastered the art of Australian bubbly. Here are the ones to visit now.…

“My father never cared about being five-star, just as long as we are seven-star in emotional connection.”– RICHARD EVANSON JNR WELCOME HOME.” It’s the first thing the hotel staffer says as my husband and I disembark from the seaplane onto the beach on Turtle Island, Fiji. Mama Laite gives me a long hug and drapes shell necklaces around our necks. “I will be your Bure Mama during your stay,” she tells us, smiling. Our luggage has been whisked away, as have our shoes. As it turns out, I will not give the wearing of shoes another thought until I leave the island a week later, and then it will be reluctantly. Mama leads us up the beach to our bure, as she and I get straight into talking about the…

FAB FOOD TRAILS A local-led walking tour of Dublin will reveal what you could easily miss: underground (literally) wine bars, providores and hidden vintage shopping. fabfoodtrails.ie IRISH LINEN Head to Stable of Ireland for napery, blankets, robes and throws in cashmere, handwoven wool and the house specialty, Irish linen. My most beloved souvenir is a raw-edged oversized natural Irish linen scarf/throw, but napkins here are beautiful keepsakes too. stableofireland.com FALLON & BYRNE FOOD HALL Pop in for a deep immersion in Irish produce and continental wines over four floors in a beautiful heritage building. The basement is a candlelit wine bar. Definitely sample the Irish cheeses and get ready for delicious warm soda bread. fallonandbyrne.com TWO BOYS BREW The coffee scene is s-l-o-w-l-y emerging, but a standout is this cafe…

SOCIAL MEDIA HAS A LOT TO ANSWER FOR. Making us believe extraordinary careers and laidback lifestyles simply fall into people’s laps is certainly one. As we scroll intermittently through our days, we’re hit with countless images of fabulous-looking lives that seem as unattainable as they are unfathomable. How do these people do it? And, more importantly, how do they pay their bills? As a travel writer who posts wanderlust-inducing travel photographs on Instagram every other day, Nina Karnikowski is acutely aware of our collective wonder and envy — she says she’s often asked how she actually makes money doing what she does. The next question is invariably: How can I do it too? She argues that we are more capable than ever before of building these kinds of careers and…

Supermodel, author, glamazon — Gisele Bündchen wears a lot of labels, but perhaps none more fittingly than her status as global goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Environment Programme. Through her role, Bündchen has backed a number of eco causes, working for clean water access in remote communities and endangered wildlife protection. She’s an advocate for sustainable fashion, too, often opting for eco-friendly garments on the red carpet (she wore a Versace dress made from 100 per cent recycled materials to the Met Gala). On set for BAZAAR’s cover shoot, she lends her timeless, bohemian aesthetic to each S/S 2020 look courtesy of those bombshell waves and bronzed limbs. Now, as the face of Dior’s new Capture Totale C.E.L.L. Energy range, Bündchen brings her enduring appeal to the brand’s conscious…

Getting my first one-star review as a host on Airbnb hurt almost more than any romantic failure. Reading it was like a violent rejection of everything I stood for: my house, my level of cleanliness, my taste in furniture — even the books on my shelves. My Airbnb was my home; I put it on the site when I was travelling. It was a far cry from a soulless serviced apartment. My clothes were hanging in the wardrobe. There was food in the fridge. I left a note to guests to “help yourself”. It was going well, until an elderly woman and her middle-aged son stayed. It didn’t meet their expectations. They were disgusted with the place. It was full of my stuff. The public, one-star review they left seethed…

TAKE A BOW Handmade with exquisite detail in ateliers in Berlin and Vienna, Henriette von Grünberg’s oversized bows have been known to draw gasps upon their unboxing.Alongside a new crystal jewellery collection, a debut range of beach coverups is set to be released by the brand in May in time for the European summer. Prepare to exhale. henriettevongruenberg.com CROWN JEWELS If you catch yourself looking for something to keep the sparkle alive as summer winds down through March, be sure to attend the trunk show at the Graff boutique in Crown Melbourne.The evening will showcase some of the bijou house’s most exquisite high jewellery. March 12, kennedy.com.au COPERNI REBOOT Launched in 2013, Coperni was an instant critical hit, winning the ANDAM award and a nomination for the LVMH Prize. Founders…

“I WOKE UP on a Friday morning and my Instagram and emails were just exploding,” recalls Sydney-based personal shopper turned fashion bounty hunter Gabriel Waller of the aftermath of a social media shout-out from supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. Waller had done the impossible: sourced the model a coat. Not just any old coat, mind you, but a sold-out A/W 2017 piece from the Céline archives crafted under the reign of creative director Phoebe Philo. The procurement of the rare grey blanket trench emblazoned with names of foods (“MACARONI”, “STICKY TOFFEE PUDDING”) for one of the world’s most stylish women instantly sent Waller’s burgeoning consultancy business into the stratosphere. The Huntington-Whiteley Incident came just six months after Waller started her company in June 2018. It was a dovetail of hustle and luck.…

PIERRE HARDY loves a good pair of aviators. Something in the curvature of the utilitarian frames makes them the perfect design for physiological efficiency, the accessories maestro once explained to The NewYork Times: “They maximise the eye’s field of vision, or the limit of what you can see.” But to look at the designer’s greatest hits and his latest high jewellery collection for Hermès, in particular, you wouldn’t think the Parisian would need help being visionary, or keeping out the glare. Though he is behind some of the truly iconic moments in accessories (see below), Hardy didn’t train to be a designer, making his decades-long tenure as creative director of footwear and high jewellery at Hermès something of a coup. After graduating with a teaching degree in the plastic arts,…

HARPER’S BAZAAR: In Australia we have just experienced devastating bushfires on a scale never seen before. It’s a true ecological disaster. How do you think we can turn that pain into something positive? GISELE BÜNDCHEN: “I feel every challenge we face brings us an opportunity to learn and grow. When ecological disasters of this magnitude happen we realise we could lose everything in a second and it makes us think about what is really important. It opens our hearts and it unites us. We get closer with our loved ones and with our communities. It’s when we see the human spirit in all its resilience, unity and love. These tragedies give us perspective and help us to prioritise what is most important in life. They also help us realise the…

USE PROTECTION Skin nerds may know this already: polluted air has teeny particles that create free radicals in the skin, which (long story short) lead to damaged collagen and uneven tone. And while sunscreen protects from UV rays, adding an antioxidant-packed serum to your AM regimen will help neutralise these additional environmental assaults with ingredients that work double-duty to brighten, too. Estée Lauder Perfectionist Pro Rapid Brightening Treatment Ferment² + Vitamin C, $170. DROP ACID The science is simple: dead skin cells build up, diffusing light and making your complexion appear dull. Speed turnover with an acid-based exfoliator, which breaks the bonds that secure those cells to the skin surface. The new Chanel Sublimage La Lotion Lumière, packed with AHAs and vitamin-rich white birch water, is gentle enough to swipe…

EUGENIE KELLY BAZAAR editor-in-chief I was a beauty director for more than 20 years and I went through periods when my nose burnt out. It wasn’t that I couldn’t appreciate new fragrances, I just felt uninspired. But that changed in 2012 when Chanel launched Coco Noir. It helped that this love affair started in a Venetian palazzo (where the launch party took place) and I got to spend three days learning of Gabrielle Chanel’s fascination with the city. But it’s also a truly beautiful scent. I interpret it as dark and moody yet not oppressive; it has tonka bean and sandalwood, but also grapefruit and rose to lighten the load. Like an oriental for beginners. And that’s not a bad thing. I wear it to this day. Chanel Coco Noir…

What is it about psychics and mediums that many of us find so alluring? I consider myself an intelligent person; rational and logical. But just mention the word ‘psychic’ and I will book an appointment, money no object. I’ve consulted clairvoyants in top hotels in London, mediums in Bali, a tarot reader in a field in Montenegro and mystic healers all over the world. Are there people among us who are connected to an unseen spirit world, or are they all just manipulative charlatans? Surely some individuals are vastly more intuitive and emotionally sensitive than others? In a world that currently seems so politically, economically, morally and spiritually off balance, there is a growing audience for otherworldly guidance, as it becomes clear that we mere mortals don’t have all the…

JOSEF CHROMY The winemaking here is sustainable without them screaming about it. The entire process — from seed to distribution — happens onsite, with leftover grape skins used to fertilise new vines. Take the Art of Sparkling Wine Masterclass while you’re there — it’s like high-school chemistry, but fun. josefchromy.com.au HOUSE OF ARRAS The word ‘arras’ means ‘intricately woven tapestry’, and was chosen to describe the network of vineyards and growers around Tasmania that contribute to Arras wines, making for complex drops that are more than the sum of their parts. houseofarras.com.au JANSZ Jansz is surely a jewel in the state’s sparkling crown. Fruit is grown on cool-climate vineyards across Tasmania and brought to Jansz, where winemakers use the traditional méthode champenoise. The beauty of this winery is you can…

FAVOURITE VIEW “Wandering around the streets looking up at the architecture — it’s like a quieter version of Paris, with a more peaceful atmosphere.” HOW TO RELAX “I always make time to go on a long walk in Retiro Park, which was originally a retreat for the royal family. There’s a fragrant rose garden and you can rent a rowing boat and glide out onto the lake with the ducks.” BEAUTY ESSENTIALS “Biologique Recherche’s brilliant toner and La Grande Crème, which protects my skin against harsh elements when I’m travelling.” IN THREE WORDS “Elegant, relaxing, gourmet.” WHERE TO STAY “I love Villa Magna — a wonderful hotel in the heart of the city with a fabulous spa and chic guest rooms created by the Spanish interior designer Thomas Urquijo.” hotelvillamagna.es…

OH MY GODDESS Artisanal and enchanting, the Lua earrings from Jean Riley are named after a Roman goddess. The moon-shaped studs are rendered in 18-karat gold vermeil and are handcrafted and ethically sourced. $129, itsjeanriley. com/products/lua-studs COMFORT ZONE Functionality, sophistication and the perfect fit define the new Underline bra from lingerie brand Fine Lines. Intimates redefined. From $70, available at Myer stores; underlinebras.com DRIVER’S SEAT The Maserati Levante GTS takes performance and luxury to the next level, with sleek lines, a crafted interior and an adrenaline-spiking twin turbo V8 engine. Levante GTS, from $265,000 drive away; the Levante range starts at $137,000 drive away, maserati.com/au/en/models/levante SITTING PRETTY A little regal and a little retro, the Tiffany tub chair from Domayne will add an elegant touch to your bedroom. Its comfortable…