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2 days ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

At Australian Fashion Week 2025, Nagnata did what it does best – provoking, grounding, and reminding us that style can be both a visual language and an act of care. With Return to Earth, founder and creative director Laura May unveiled more than just a collection. She offered a philosophy in motion, one that asked not only what we wear, but what we leave behind. “Return to Earth has been a long time in the making,” May says.

2 days ago | russh.com | Megan Nolan

Sounds too good to be true, right? A free $150 O&M voucher to spend on the haircare of your dreams when you purchase a domestic Australian RUSSH magazine subscription for just $50.* We think you deserve it though. Go on, treat yourself.  The O&M brand:An Australian haircare brand with a point to prove, O&M is where clean beauty meets professional haircare results.

3 days ago | russh.com | Samantha Corry

It began, as all good things do, with a martini. P. Johnson's first-ever fashion presentation, celebrating their newest men's and women's collections, happened last week inside the warm velvet walls of Sydney’s Caterpillar Club. The atmosphere was hushed, the kind of quiet where the clothes could breathe, and fabric could speak. There were olives in tiny glass bowls, ample potato crisps, and plenty of champagne.

3 days ago | russh.com | Elyssa Kostopoulos

It’s just after golden hour on Collins Street, and inside Cartier’s new Melbourne boutique, the energy is shifting. Velvet-lined rooms. Champagne in tall flutes. Diamonds catching light from every angle. But before the doors opened and the crowd rolled in, Jessica De Gouw was getting ready – somewhere between jazz and 90s pop, surrounded by skincare, silk, and sentiment. “When it comes to big events, I always start with water. Hydrate, hydrate,” she says, perched on the edge of a dressing room chair.

3 days ago | russh.com | Cassandra Dimitroff

In a world that increasingly blurs the line between art and object, homewares have evolved beyond function. They are talismans of taste, narrators of the lives we lead within four walls. And at RUSSH, we’ve long believed that your space should speak to your tastes – whether it's the tone of minimalist ceramics, the confident declaration of a modular sofa, or the lyrical curve of a sculptural lamp. We’re witnessing a reawakening in the way we collect, curate, and cohabit.