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2 weeks ago | 
vogue.com.au | Divya Venkataraman |Will Lennox
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1 month ago | 
timeout.com | Winnie Stubbs |Emma Joyce |Emily Lloyd-Tait |Maxim Boon |Olivia Gee |Divya Venkataraman | +2 more
Sydney's best day spas; this is where you should head for an exceptional massage or facial, or just a space to unwind
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2 months ago | 
vogue.com.au | Divya Venkataraman |Yeong Sassall
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
vogue.in | Divya Venkataraman
When Ritwik Khanna gets started on the topic of denim, not even a crackling transatlantic phone connection can mask the clarity of his passion: “It’s magic, you know? It can be anything. And it’s built to last.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
vogue.in | Divya Venkataraman
Kimaya Banga doesn’t have children, but she does have babies. They’re called Kelly, Lady and Flap. (Unusual, yes, but no more than the average celebrity spawn.) Their first names, if you haven’t guessed? Hermés, Dior and Chanel. “I call my luxury bags my babies,” Banga, 34, tells me fondly. “I clean them, I take care of them, they get to come out of my closet every fifteen days—” I interrupt. “As in, you take them for walks?” Banga is nonplussed.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
flipboard.com | Divya Venkataraman
6 hours agoAmericans spend more than $420 billion a year trying to look more beautiful. And not just because they’re vain or looking for love. Fair or not, research shows “pretty privilege” is very real. Being perceived as attractive won’t just help you get a date, it will help you get ahead. Beautiful people …
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
voguebusiness.com | Divya Venkataraman
Sign up to receive the Vogue Business newsletter for the latest luxury news and insights, plus exclusive membership discounts. Australia, once relegated by international fashion audiences only to the spheres of swim and resortwear, has recently been finding its footing with a more well-rounded offering.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
cosmopolitan.com.au | Divya Venkataraman
In 2024, we’re operating in a world with a general, if still hazy, awareness that famous (and non-famous) women are often dramatically filtered, photoshopped and physically modified. But there’s one strange fallacy at the heart of it all: celebrities, those at the highest echelons of what society considers beautiful, won’t often admit to having had cosmetic enhancements. Many even go so far as to blatantly deny it.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
timeout.com | Divya Venkataraman
Photograph: Anna Kucera PreviousNext /5 Photograph: Anna Kucera PreviousNext /5 Photograph: Anna Kucera PreviousNext /5 Photograph: Anna Kucera PreviousNext /5 Photograph: Anna Kucera PreviousNext /5 Film Surry Hills A cinema and bar for those who’d rather not leave the filmic fantasy when the projector finishes rolling Friday 11 October 2024 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email WhatsApp Advertising Time Out says In the age of cinema seats often fat with padding and so cavernous you could squeeze...
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
timeout.com | Olivia Gee |Divya Venkataraman |Elizabeth McDonald |Winnie Stubbs |Alannah Le Cross
Scrap the gym and enjoy a good sweat at these wacky workouts around the city, from retro dance classes to anti-gravity yoga.
