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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
From a runway beneath royal frescoes in Naples to a candlelit dinner honouring Queensland’s creative vanguard, this week in fashion was full of splendour and unexpected reveals. You may have missed the opening of Acne Studios’ new Parisian gallery space, or Dior’s latest literary tribute to the language of flowers. Perhaps you didn’t clock OMEGA’s new Aqua Terra 30MM unveiling, or Max Mara’s sultry ode to 1950s cinema. But don’t worry – we’ve rounded it all up.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
In partnership with Roger Vivier Some icons are born overnight. Others earn their title through decades of cultural imprint, glamour, and reinvention. Roger Vivier’s Belle Vivier belongs to the latter – an enduring emblem of elegance, tracing its lineage from aristocratic embellishment to cinematic centrepiece. First unveiled in 1965, the Belle Vivier was initially designed by Monsieur Roger Vivier himself for Yves Saint Laurent’s Mondrian collection.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
There’s something oddly poetic about waiting decades for an Oasis tour. Like a track hidden on the B-side finally getting its due. But at long last – just in time for their much-hyped reunion tour – it's almost here in Australia. And unlike most band merch, this Oasis x adidas merch collab is one you’ll actually want to wear. Designed as a celebration of Oasis' first world tour since 2009, the collection leans all the way into the 90s – Britpop-era uniform and all.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
In his latest chapter, Simon Porte Jacquemus has turned the soil of memory. Le Paysan – translated to: the peasant – is the designer's latest collection, and a homecoming of sorts. With Provence in his lungs and the sun-soaked grit of rural France beneath his fingernails, Jacquemus is leaning into the quietude of the countryside.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
A fiercely ambitious woman. A sunburnt Australian landscape. A century-old coming-of-age tale that still hits like it was written yesterday. My Brilliant Career, Miles Franklin’s trailblazing 1901 novel, is being reimagined for a new generation – this time as a Netflix original series. Originally brought to screen in 1979 with Judy Davis in a star-making turn, the story’s feminist charge remains electric.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
Tucked into the leafy folds of Sydney’s Darlington, artist Eliza Gosse and architect Benjamin Jay Shand have carved out a life defined by colour, form and careful composition. Gosse, known for her architectural paintings of post-war and mid-century design, and Shand, who leads Studio Shand with a focus on architecture and object design through considered essential materials and geometries, are partners not just in marriage but in creative life too.
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1 week ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
Once a staple of the American working class – farmers, hunters, and off-duty outdoorsmen – the barn jacket has since galloped its way into the wardrobes of style obsessives everywhere. Waxed, quilted or canvas, with corduroy collars and boxy silhouettes, the jacket’s appeal lies in its effortless functionality. It's the kind of thing you throw over a hoodie or a cable-knit sweater and instantly look like you summer in Maine and read Wendell Berry by firelight.
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2 weeks ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
The first few times I wrote by hand, I was nervous and far too self-aware, but above all, I couldn’t shake the elusive discomfort hovering above me like a dark cloud. I took to yellow legal pads and old leather-bound diaries to find solace, to delegate the page as breathing room for my whirring ideas. I’d read somewhere that writing by hand prevents you from self-editing – the biggest obstacle for most writers – and lets your consciousness lead the way without interruption.
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2 weeks ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
It’s easy to miss a headline or two when fashion moves at the speed of a light. So, in case your feed’s been more fluff than flash this week, we’ve rounded up the fashion moments worth knowing – from Burberry’s nostalgia-soaked campaign, to New Balance’s bold new silhouette. Pandora added a little extra to their lab-grown diamonds collection, watchmakers Vacheron Constantin opened its immersive exhibit in Sydney. Here's what you might’ve missed – but definitely shouldn’t have.
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2 weeks ago | 
russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff
For Ryan Morrow, design begins with feeling. Not in the sentimental sense, but through texture, place, and process – a throughline that’s shaped his journey from the surf-strewn quiet of the Northern Rivers to the refined studios of P.Johnson, Jac+Jack and Song for the Mute. Now, with the launch of his own label MORROW, the Australian designer distills years of craftsmanship into something more personal: a modular, intentionally worn wardrobe that sits between city and stillness.
