T: The New York Times Style Magazine Australia

T Australia is a captivating and visually striking magazine that draws on local culture while resonating with the global mission of The New York Times to help people gain a deeper understanding of their surroundings. With a distinctly Australian perspective, T Australia inspires readers by delving into both local and international lifestyle and culture. Our content covers a wide array of topics, including fashion for all genders, architecture, design, art, travel, food, entertainment, and beauty, all infused with our unique style and sophisticated elegance. Published quarterly, our print magazine showcases a rich variety of voices from both Australia and around the globe, consistently going beyond the usual luxury style narratives to offer fresh insights and perspectives.

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Fashion Meets Form: Break a Sweat With Luxury Exercise Accessories

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

From Celine to Prada and Stella McCartney, high fashion makes a case for working out in style. Exercise accoutrements are hardly a glamorous buy.
The Ultimate Millennial Multihyphenate

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson |Jessica Roy

When Paige DeSorbo graduated from college in 2015, she scored a full-time position at a TV station in her hometown, Albany, New York. She’d always wanted to be an on-air personality, so the job seemed perfect, at least on paper. As her mom put it at the time, DeSorbo could work her way up to anchor, get married, have kids, and live down the street. But she imagined something different for herself. “I remember just getting the biggest pit in my stomach of like — no, that’s not my life.
10 Pairs of Jeans To Shop In Australia (And Beyond)

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

In T Australia’s column 1 Piece, 10 Budgets, we share 10 perfect versions of an item in a range of prices. Denim is the name and we’re piecing together a collage of ten perfect pairs for all year-round weather, below. Guess has crafted a wide-leg denim addition with a handy five pocket construction. Go wide and go home with a pair of these. With it’s own Parakeet leather tab, these Bottega jeans are 100% breathable cotton.
10 Pairs of Ballet Flats To Shop In Australia (And Beyond)

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

Skip to content From Billie Eilish’s new release to a Fendi fragrance that conjures the Italian spirit, these are the scents to know this season. As the seasons change, so do our scent preferences. Whether you’re looking to refresh your fragrance collection or add a new signature into your daily rotation, we’ve curated a selection of must try perfumes that deserve a place on your vanity. Le Labo’s latest limited-edition release is a masterclass in freshness. Eucalyptus 20 is an aromatic green...
Are Blue Ceramic Watches Trending at Watches & Wonders?

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

There’s no better way to get a sense of which way the winds of watch fashion are blowing than by gathering 60 of the leading luxury watchmakers in Geneva for one week and having them show their latest creations to the world. This is exactly what Watches & Wonders is, and it’s the perfect place to get an overall sense of the macro trends in an industry that’s typically focused on the most micro of details.
For an Autumn Wardrobe Refresh, Try a Statement Sock

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

The Italian designer Miuccia Prada almost always includes socks — often slouchy and a little off-kilter — in the runway shows for her brands, Prada and Miu Miu. The accessories are an emblem of her commitment to what she’s called “making ugly appealing” and a testament to the influence of her longtime collaborator and friend Manuela Pavesi, who helped shape the Prada look until her death in 2015.
Gracie Abrams on Her Skin Essentials and Favourite Hair Bows

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

Skip to content Gracie Abrams shares her skincare heroes, tour rituals, and the sweet story behind her signature hair bows. I like to wake up between 6 and 7 a.m., but when I’m touring, it’s anywhere from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sleep is a constant question mark because time zones are never consistent. I got lucky this past leg of the tour inEurope and the U.K. Our bus was great, and I got the same duvet that I have at home, which was especially comforting. A morning shower — really hot and then...
10 Pairs of Ballet Flats To Shop In Australia (And Beyond)

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

In T Australia’s column 1 Piece, 10 Budgets, we share 10 perfect versions of an item in a range of prices. Flats for fall? How astute. If you’re hankering after a pair that’s cross-laced, classic black, lambskin, and wide-band supported – you’re in the right place. We’re piecing together a collage of ten perfect pairs for the colder months, below. These silky lamb Rhinas in chocolate are the go-to for autumnal dressing.
Baba’s Place Recipe for Hot and Cold Eggplant

1 week ago | taustralia.com.au | Victoria Pearson

When making this dish, Chef Jean-Paul El Tom wants you to be careful with the crackers. The chef of Baba’s Place says, ‘The crackers are sticky while cooking so beware and try not to touch them too much. If you don’t have a siphon gun for the cracker just use any crunchy disk like fried Lebanese bread.’ The wafer thin medallions are the vehicle supporting the two main elements of the dish: cold eggplant and hot eggplant.
The Performers Shaking up the Australian Dance Scene

4 weeks ago | taustralia.com.au | Danielle Gay |Victoria Pearson

Anemerging new generation of talented dancers is proving that Australia’s homegrown dance scene is more vibrant than ever. By combining individuality with a deep reverence for the art form, these young performers are transforming the way we as the audience view and experience their craft. Here, we talk to five dancers poised to make their mark. Their future looks bright.