Elyssa Kostopoulos

1 week ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

There’s something about the weight of memory – the way it settles into muscle, how it lingers in a room long after the final whistle. For photographer Ryan Brabazon, the Sydney Swans change room isn’t just a place of preparation and sweat-slick rituals – it’s a personal landscape. Once a player himself, Brabazon returns not as athlete, but as documentarian, camera in hand, attuned to the stillness between sprints.

1 week ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

Writers and friends Kavita Bedford and Amna Qureshi gave birth just one month apart in different continents. During early motherhood they found there was an overload of practical ‘how-to’ and 'what to buy’ information for expecting and new mothers, but neither could find a space for the conversations that they actually wanted to have that reflected their experiences as women of culturally diverse, creative backgrounds. They both had many questions.

2 weeks ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

Under the twilight sky of Avignon, where whispers of ancient performance still linger in the stone, Louis Vuitton returned fashion to its most primal form: theatre. For Cruise 2026, Nicolas Ghesquière transformed the Cour d’Honneur of the Palais des Papes into a living stage – a reverent nod to France’s architectural legacy and a stirring ode to the performance of dressing. This wasn’t just a runway show. It was a dramaturgy of silhouettes, light, and heritage.

2 weeks ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

In partnership with THE ICONIC  After months of schedule reshuffling and a climate of industry-wide recalibration, Australian Fashion Week 2025 arrived with a new kind of confidence. But don’t mistake subtlety for stagnation. This season was a return to tactility – of fabric, of feeling, of fashion that meets you where you are. From Carriageworks’ tramlines to the front row, what emerged was a wearable future – thoughtful, soft-edged, and immediate.

2 weeks ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

Gemini season, spanning from 21 May to 20 June, is a time of vibrant energy, curiosity, and duality. Yet, within this astrological window, the Twins themselves exhibit nuanced differences depending on their birth month. Much like the distinction between April and May Taureans, May and June Geminis, though sharing the same sun sign, often express their Gemini traits in subtly different ways.  How (and why) do May and June Geminis differ?