Sculptural, glistening, classic - these are the adjectives that come to mind when looking the J Hannah jewellery line. Nothing...

We photographed stylist Djuna Bel on the wooden deck of her lush LA home she shares with her husband and...

Blessed with a clear vision into the content she shares with the world, Beth Wilkinson has worked tirelessly over the...

New Zealander Lucy Marr was authentic before authentic became a buzz word. With unrelenting energy Lucy has been behind some...

  We first met Iris in Sydney, while she was in Australia working as a model. We shot our Resort...

Araks Yeramyan is a master of understated luxury underwear.  Since 2000,  Araks has been weaving collections for her lingerie and...

LEE MATHEWS invites you to view the Resort 19 show, live on the 14th May at 1PM / 

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Georgia Hilmer: smart, direct and kind. At 25, she is a successful model and photographer, balancing her two careers with a third - studying sociology and literature at NYU. She has walked for Chanel,  shot for i-D, Another magazine and The Line.

After admiring Georgia’s work via her blog and instagram, we organised to meet Georgia face-to-face at her Brooklyn home. Her place, which also houses her light-filled studio actually turned out to be one of those sprawling converted warehouses you only believe exist in 90s films; a circuit of light filled rooms brimful floor-to-ceiling with books, oddities and perfectly overgrown plants. Her studio beams on a warm day with a spectrum of colour - her boyfriend (also a photographer) has always hung old chandelier pendants in the windows of wherever he lives - spilling out prisms of light on even a gloomy day. 

 An encyclopaedia of essential oils rests permanently a-top the desk of Alexandra Brown, Founder and Director of recently launched all-natural...

When we meet, Dana's home is filled with the heady scent of fresh blooms. She has just celebrated a birthday...

We meet author of Clay and art devotee, Amber Creswell Bell, on a sun-filled winters day along a stretch of Sydney's most spectacular...

We made it out by dawn, to the wild country where the bush meets the farmland. 

There was a fox slinking through the field in the cool morning stillness, fur damp from the dew, unhurried and unworried by the cattle and egrets.

We shot until the day was too warm, the sun too harsh. We captured the red flame of a silk dress in the field, striped cotton in the silvery grass. They represent a fascination, or fixation, with the strange symmetry between humans and the natural world.

Join Ursa Major’s Creative Director, Kate, for an exclusive preview of her upcoming No. 8 Collection; handmade pieces in silver...

Inspired by La Pastiera, a traditional Easter dessert from Napoli, this ricotta tart is lusciously soft and gently perfumed with...

The voice of God himself, Morgan Freeman, once observed, “Learning how to.. really be still and let life happen – that stillness becomes a radiance.” 

Could enjoying a serene disposition and a glowy complexion really be that simple? 

LM features in Still Waters Run Deep from SIDE-NOTE Edition 2, with words by Tatiana Farley, photography by Mark Morgan and styling by Emma Kalfus. 

We met Australian artist Lucy O’Doherty on her last evening in Paris.  After winning the Brett Whiteley Travelling Art Scholarship,  Lucy has just spent her summer working and living from a small studio in the Cité Internationale des Arts, an artist residency along the Seine that feels like a United Nations for young artists. The building is impressive; a maze of over 300 studios allowing musicians, performers and artists from over 50 countries to develop their practice.

For Lucy, her work mostly revolves around the home; she paints places that are always empty and suburban, with a soft fuzziness that makes each work glow with a mysterious sadness.