Among the Town Hall’s milling multitudes at Melbourne Fashion Week, pleats draped every whichway and soft slabs of spring colour caught the eyes and lense of our intrepid guest Voxfrockers Kayla…
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“Follow your dreams” sounds more like a Disney cliche than a way of life. But, what happens when you do? By Janice Breen Burns. Photographs: Simon Schluter, Monty Coles, Chris Hopkins.…
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Designer, illustrator, highstyle influencer and regular guest Voxfrocker Estelle Michaelides trawls the streets and plazas of New Zealand Fashion Week, radar pinging for its inimitable, artful mavens and men of Auckland.…
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It’s here. And, it’s not the first time we’ve all gone mad for Dior… (This feature first appeared in The Weekly Review) Seventy years ago a bland little bloke on the…
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Janice Breen Burns ponders the elegant mechanics of haute couture and why it twangs a fashionistocrat’s heartstrings every time… Christian Dior “Aventure” haute couture collection, springsummer 1948. Photo: Patrick Demarchelier. Model:…
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A rare treat, Dear Reader; a peek into the psyche and life of Moira Finucane, one of the most remarkable women you’re likely to meet. She writes, produces, directs, performs, informs,…
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Georgia O’Keeffe lived as she painted, a complex expression of modernism itself.Her sartorial theory was meaningful but strikingly simple, her homes and habits pure as paint, her oeuvre as inspiring to…
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The stuff of dreams and rubbery realities Words: Janice Breen Burns. Photographs: Gerard O’Connor, Marc Wasiak (This story first appeared in The Age arts magazine, Spectrum and the Sydney Morning…
