The Parade was the height of shopping, style and sophistication, with A Day of Fashion taking place along the boutique street. Fashion lovers enjoyed a Sip & Swap clothing exchange, an exclusive movie screening of House of Gucci and an industry panel event discussing the future of fashion and its role in sustainability with researchers and advocates of the slow fashion industry Josie McKenzie, Kyla Raby and Erin Skinner.
The Parade, Norwood
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@paradenorwood
Tokyo meets Adelaide as Japanese global apparel retailer, UNIQLO, gears up to unveil its very-first Adelaide store at the Myer Centre this November 24.
The highly anticipated store spans over 900 square-metres and will include UNIQLO’s full line-up of LifeWear apparel for men, women, kids and babies. The store will also feature 11 fitting rooms for customers, as well as five self-check-out machines.
Kensuke Suwa, Chief Operating Officer, UNIQLO Australia says the team have been working hard over the past few weeks to get the store ready for opening.
“After receiving great demand and support from South Australians, we’re very excited to be opening our first-ever store in Adelaide, making this UNIQLO’s 30th store in Australia since the brand arrived in 2014. The UNIQLO Adelaide store team are looking forward to meeting locals, providing world-class customer service, and helping them with our iconic LifeWear products,” Kensuke said.
UNIQLO LifeWear is designed to embody the Japanese values of simplicity, quality, and longevity, with simple, high-quality, modern designs that are accessible for everyone.
To celebrate the store’s opening, UNIQLO gave away free gift-bags to the first 1,000 customers who spent $100 or more, as well as other exclusive opening offers for customers.
The new store is situated at the Myer Centre, Shop 101-107 Rundle Mall, Adelaide. The new store will open November 24.
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Written by Caitlin Holt.
The biggest shopping day of the year is almost upon us, with Black Friday back this November 25 and its digital sister sale, Cyber Monday, commencing November 28.
The annual shopping weekend offers serious discounts for brands and products we’ve long been lusting over. So, whether you’re looking to invest in a luxury product or are getting ahead in the Christmas shopping game, it’s time to prepare for the four-day shopping frenzy. While some sales are still under wraps (retail giants like David Jones, Mecca and JB HIFI are yet to release their discounts), we’ve rounded up some of the best Black Friday deals.
Historically, Black Friday falls on the day after Thanksgiving in the United States, marking when the holiday shopping period commences. Widely regarded as one of the biggest shopping days of the year, it’s believed the day received its official nickname from businesses ‘being in the black’ – which means to turn a profit. Black Friday has started to take off in Australia, despite being an American holiday. This year, the market researchers at Roy Morgan estimate that Australians will spend a record $6.2 billion when shopping sales this year.
The Iconic
Shop up to 50 percent off selected styles across clothing, footwear and more. Before the November 25 sales start, enjoy up to 70 percent off a selected range of Black Friday products.
Net-a-Porter
Find up to 30 percent off selected items.
Burnside Village
Shop up to 60 percetn off at some of your favourite fashion labels at Burnside Village. Spend $1000 and receive a $100 Burnside Village gift card, or spend $500 and receive a $50 gift card. Redeemable at the concierge.
FarFetch
Shop up to 70 percent off selected stock.
The North Face
Score clothing and footwear up to 30 percent off.
Raef The Label
Shop up to 40 percent off selected fashion.
Seed
Shop 20 percent off storewide from November 22 to November 28 (Cyber Monday).
Sportscraft
Sportscraft Black Friday sale kicks off November 23, with 40 percent off full priced items until November 28. Excludes leather and accessories.
Stax
Shop up to 80 percent off selected luxe sportswear.
RSPCA Op Shops
Shop the sales sustainably for one day only, with 50 percent off store-wide on Black Friday. Excludes already marked down items.
The Oodie
Shop up to $50 off selected Oodies.
ASOS
Shop up to 60 percent off the latest styles online.
The Upside
Shop up to 30 percent off sitewide
Ryderwear
Shop Rydewear gym gear with a minimum of 50 percent off.
Poppy Lissiman
Up to 20 percent off storewide.
Mejuri
Get 25 percent off storewide, including 14-karat solid gold jewellery items and diamonds. Includes minimum spend.
Mist Jewellery
Shop 20 percent off all sterling silver ‘gem stone jewellery’ on Friday November 25 and Saturday November 26.
Advanced Cosmetic Medicine
Receive the Ultraformer III treatment on the lower half of your face for $1500 (down from $2000). Receive four treatments of the muscle toning Trusculpt Flex treatment for $1500 (down from $2000).
Bespoke Facial Clinic
Shop the latest in skincare at Bespoke, with 20 percent off Dermalogica and Mesoestetics products. Booking a treatment? There’s a further 20 percent off gift vouchers too. Shop in-store and online between November 25 and 27.
Dyson
Enjoy $200 off the corrale straightener with code MCC200.
The Ordinary
Stock up on skincare, with 23 percent off all Ordinary items.
tbh Skincare
Find up to 40 percent off products and receive a free gift when you spend more than $100.
Alpha-H
Shop up to 25 percent off storewide
Google
Get 50 percent off a Google Nest Audio.
Bose
Receive $150 off noise cancelling headphones 700 (down from $599), $90 off the Bose Sleepbuds II (down from $379.95) and $50 off QuietComfort SE headphones (down from $449.95). There’s further sales on speakers, soundbars and more online here.
Dell
Up to 40 percent off selected laptops.
Samsung
Purchase a washer and dryer and receive $200 off your order.
Shop 30 percent off the Galaxy Watch4 Bespoke Studio and up to 20 percent of the QN85 Neo QLED 4K TV.
The Good Guys
Get a new pair of Apple Airpods (second generation) and enjoy $43 off. The Good Guys are expected to release even more incredible deals on November 25 online here.
Dyson
Enjoy $250 off the v10 vacuum and $200 off the cinetic big ball multi floor vacuum.
Smeg
Shop 20 percent off the Smeg Fab collection using the code BLACKFRIDAYPINK.
Nespresso
Until November 29, enjoy 15 percent off all coffee machines and selected accessories, as well as up to 50 free capsules to use on your new equipment.
Freedom
Get up to 50 percent off selected furniture and mattresses.
Godfreys
Shop up to $300 off vacuums.
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Consume Studio has changed the game for Adelaide content creators – this month, the Thebarton based business celebrates its first birthday and the wide-reaching impact it’s had on SA’s creative content space.
Consume Studio is the brainchild of owner Carlea Atkins, who says the concept came from a gap in the market.
The studio was born from the idea that influencers and digital creators would work with brands to create digital fashion content. And while that’s Consume’s primary client, the space has also seen brands wanting to shoot e-commerce and campaign imagery.
“After working in the digital marketing space, I realised Adelaide needed versatile creative spaces to shoot aesthetically pleasing social media content,” Carlea says. “So many businesses are rightly emphasising the importance of social media in their marketing budgets, and Consume Studio caters to a wide range of needs.”
Consume transformed from a historic book-binding company into a hub for creativity. The stripped-back, minimalistic space is the perfect blank canvas for content creation, attracting both big brands and micro-influencers to the studio. Previous clients include the JamFactory, Tyniesha Hales for Superga and Brooke Upton for Samsung.
“Consume offers an all-inclusive experience, where I personally curate all of the shoot areas and props that are best suited within those spaces,” Carlea says. “I’m also on hand to assist or to provide advice to clients on the best ways to shoot their content in the space.”
Sustainability is also at the forefront of Carlea’s vision; vintage furniture and unique pre-loved pieces are available to customise the space, and the studio operates on solar power.
“We are also very selective with who can shoot in the space,” Carlea adds. “We don’t allow any paid collaborations with fast fashion brands or companies known to be unethical.”
Price is also ethically factored in for clients, with no add-on costs or fees for furniture, backdrops or shooting locations. Consume Studio’s transparency with its price, ethics and vision has attracted both commercial clients and individuals capturing special moments in-house, like a pregnancy or birthday shoot.
Those booking the studio can hire the space for two to eight hours. For digital creators strategically planning their content, Consume has also curated a monthly content subscription package that allows each creator to pre-book the space at a more desirable rate.
Carlea has been busy behind the scenes and is currently working on a second studio space, which will be announced by the end of the year.
Consume Studio
28 Dew Street, Thebarton, South Australia
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Not many designers debut their launch collection at New York Fashion Week. In 2019, House of Campbell’s creative director, Abby Potter, did just that.
House of Campbell has been in growth mode ever since, appearing digitally at Australian Fashion Week during COVID, releasing a second collection, Reverie, and featuring in British Vogue three times this year alone. We caught up with Abby to talk modern femininity, escapism in fashion and how her grandmother inspired her to create her label.
House of Campbell celebrates modern femininity. Why is this important?
My family is very female dominant and there are a lot of strong forces around me. They helped me embrace what I think modern femininity is and what it means to me – being a strong woman and having opinions while having fun with fashion and enjoying it.
What was the inspiration behind your latest collection, Reverie?
Reverie means to daydream; the collection is inspired by the beginning of the pandemic when I was turning to movies like Marie Antoinette and old Australian Ballet recordings for escapism.
What was the inspiration behind your latest collection, Reverie?
Reverie means to daydream; the collection is inspired by the beginning of the pandemic when I was turning to movies like Marie Antoinette and old Australian Ballet recordings for escapism.
Do you think fashion is tied to an element of escapism?
I think so. We’ve seen it throughout history – look at the 1920s, when women started wearing straight silhouettes and cutting their hair. They were trying to bring a masculine edge into fashion and reflect the environment at the time.
House of Campbell is a tribute to your grandmother, Annie Campbell. How has she inspired your label?
My grandma is one of my best friends. It was really difficult for her when she moved here from post-war Glasgow. A neighbour gifted her a Singer sewing machine and it became her outlet. She taught me to sew and to focus on what I love.
You’re about to jet off to Paris –tell us about that.
We got invited to the official partnering trade show of Paris Fashion Week –only 150 designers are invited globally! The trade show is an opportunity to have garments on display and to coordinate meetings with buyers from international department stores like Selfridges and Bergdorf.
That’s exciting! And when can we expect your next collection?
We’re planning to launch certain pieces of the next collection this October. You’ll see power suits with a feminine edge in rich velvets and beautiful textiles that are a little bit more elaborate.
Your fashion muse:
Coco Channel. She was so innovative and completely changed fashion.
The song that soundtracks your life:
Anything Spice Girls.
Favourite item in your wardrobe:
The Andie jacket from my first collection.
Your top three dinner party guests:
Alexander McQueen, Edwina McCann, Emma Watson.
Your go-to scent:
Maison Margiela Replica – Under the Lemon Tree.
Rayna Hooper, creative director of Adelaide-based fashion house The Holiday Collective, on global exploration, inspiration and South Australian dedication.
Running one of Adelaide’s largest fashion houses from their operational headquarters in Hindmarsh, no two days are the same for founder and director of The Holiday Collective, Rayna Hooper. Beginning with a successful design career in homewares and textiles, Rayna’s wanderlust has taken her around the globe, where she has found endless inspiration for The Holiday Collective’s eight labels, Holiday, The Shanty Corporation, Brave+True, Talisman, Daisy Says, Home Love, Holiday Home and Holiday Life. But, despite her love of travel and the creativeness it inspires, she still calls South Australia – and now Adelaide – home, relocating from the company’s original base in Robe to the city outskirts at the beginning of 2020.
“Having the resources and infrastructure of a capital city has allowed us to grow,” says Rayna, who, along with the 60-strongteam, is currently operating out an historic presbytery on Port Road in Hindmarsh.“It has also enabled us to access talent and skill on a much broader scale, and to streamline logistics.”
Rayna, who is a self-confessed “achievement junkie”, opts for a hands-on approach and is subsequently involved in every aspect of the business. “I’m across all of the business functions, including finance, sales, marketing, warehousing and distribution. Making sure I’m across everything and giving projects the best chance of success is very important to me.”
This means a constant merry-go-round of daily meetings and communication with the local and internationally-based team. “It’s a never-ending juggling act,” she laughs. “Some days it really does feel like the circus. However, I am driven by making things come together and seeing the pieces of the puzzle fit. Collaboration with my team is a constant work in progress.”
That collaboration is set to become a little easier as The Holiday Collective’s showrooms, design space and marketing operations gets set to make its second move in just one year, this time to the neighbouring Hindmarsh Memorial Hall –right next door to their current offices.
“For the last four years our Adelaide operation has been run out of a beautiful church building, however, now that our entire team is here we have outgrown it and need a more contemporary and functional workspace,” she says.
With the functionality of the new workspace resolved, Rayna can once again turn her attention to the growth of her burgeoning Collective – although she’s quick to affirm that the travel restrictions forced upon her during 2020–2021 weren’t all bad, and in actual fact presented a unique opportunity for her to explore opportunities closer to home.
“When we couldn’t travel, I decided to promote the wonders of our beautiful state through our sales and marketing,” she explains. “Our photo shoots were all done in SA, using home-grown models, and our styles were named after local locations or people. We made SA the hero, and it built ongoing pride in our entire team for what we could achieve here.”
From meetings with designers, finance or marketing to photoshoots and fittings, everyday brings a different adventure. However, while the unpredictability is a guarantee, there’s one certainty – the dedication of her growing team of local talents, and, of course, her family. “I feel very, very grateful.”
Tonal dressing is back, the easy-to-wear, monochromatic outfits re-entering the fashion stratosphere this season.
The simplicity of the spring style lets you look effortlessly chic with half the work. But while dressing tip-to-toe in one colour can be daunting, it’s easier to nail than you think. Whether clad in saturated shades or a neutral style, combining tonal dressing with classic silhouettes or luxe activewear cuts a striking look.
So, to alleviate any sartorial stress and to help elevate spring wardrobes, we’ve curated a guide on how to tonal dress this season, including our favourite tonal looks with P.E Nation pieces.
From the boardroom to the bar, the gym to university, tonal dressing is a style that’s easy to incorporate into any wardrobe. And it’s more than just beige and lightly tanned tones. Pick similar or matching shades that suit your skin tone and curate a head-to-toe tonal outfit while still showcasing your personal style. Swap in contrasting textures, choose classic colours like red, brown or burnt orange and play with accessories in similar swatches.
While the style sounds laidback, a monochromatic fashion moment lets you look luxurious, seamlessly put-together and fashion-forward. And tonal dressing has proved time and time again that it’s more than just a fleeting fashion trend – it’s been a sartorial staple for years.
There have been catwalks of two-toned haute couture clothing, and celebrities like Kim Kardashian, JLO, and Victoria Beckham have been spotted wearing the mostly-matching monochromatic style.
Not sure where to start? We rounded up the best tips to put this styling trick into practice and rock a monochrome outfit.
Choose the Right Colour
While tonal dressing is timeless, you can intertwine trending colours with a sophisticated look. Start with neutral tones – like beige, white and tan – when creating a tonal outfit or delve into deeper colours and curate a red, brown or orange monochrome outfit. When you feel more confident with the tonal trend, wear bolder colours or incorporate some of the following tips.
Play with Texture
While sticking to one shade cuts a classic look, wearing similar textures can make an outfit fall flat. Experiment by adding contrasting textiles (think silk, denim, cotton and cashmere) to any monochromatic outfit. By pairing different textures with tonal dressing, you’ll look sophisticated while wearing a fool-proof outfit.
Layer, Layer, Layer
The overall look of tonal fashion is important, and creating a visually appealing outfit is a must if you want to stand out from the crowd. Introducing layers is a seamless way to achieve monochromatic dressing without your outfit looking monotonous. Pair an oversized shirt with a matching bike shorts and crop top co-ord, or wear a trench coat over leggings and a tank top for a classic silhouette.
Go for a Matching Set
Matching sets will never go out of style – and it’s easily achievable too. As luxe activewear proves its permanence in our wardrobes, throwing on a tonal two-piece allows you to look naturally put-together when popping out to run errands, shop or grab brunch with your girlfriends. For the bold, wear a brightly-coloured tracksuit and matching sports bra instead of a lighter look.
Mix and Match Trending Colours
Tonal dressing doesn’t mean only wearing one shade from top-to-toe. Look chic when wearing a monochromatic outfit by incorporating different shades, trending colours and light and dark tones into the style. Adding accessories – like a darker belt, bag or jacket in a neutral-toned ‘fit – is an easy way to create depth in tonal outfits and stops you from looking like you’re wearing a uniform. Don’t forget: fashion is fun, so don’t be shy when dabbling in shade play. White is also an easy option when breaking up blocks of colour.
Slipping on luxe activewear will always leave you looking (and feeling) effortlessly cool and casual. Elevate the trending style by introducing tonal dressing to your go-to activewear look.
Taking note of scandi-street style and the international fashion scene, Australian fashion brand P.E Nation has created a range of activewear and loungewear that encapsulates the essence of monochromatic dressing. Their new Base Colour Collection is a mix of bright pink, cherry tomato red, sky blue and beige in a variety of styles, including leggings, sports bras, oversized shirts, track pants and puffer jackets. Here are our favourite ways to work tonal dressing into your wardrobe with the new P.E Nation collection:
Comfort is key when lounging around the house. But who said you have to sacrifice your style when indulging in a lazy day? The Rudimental Sports Bra and Trackpants set is not only cosy, it’s also cute and captures the essence of tonal dressing in a saturated style.
We love the look of pastel tones now that the sun is starting to shine. The Free Play Sports Bra and Legging in Summer Sky adds a pop of colour to your everyday style and is an easy-to-wear monochrome outfit idea.
Tonal dressing can seem overwhelming initially, but mastering a monochromatic outfit is satisfying and creates endless styling possibilities. Look good and feel good in the new P.E Nation Base Colour Collection – filled with neutrals, pastels and statement shades – to work into your wardrobe and create an effortlessly elevated tonal outfit, available online now.
Shop P.E Nation online here. Follow P.E Nation on Instagram here.
The fashion set were out in force on Saturday night at ADL Fashion Week’s night of nights, The Art of Fashion, held at The Art Gallery of South Australia.
Images: Ekaterina Shipova Bell
Need a reason to shop? Then this is quite possibly the best excuse ever…
It’s is the ultimate weekend (or weekday!) indulgence – guilt-free shopping, fine food and wine, and a night of luxury at the Mayfair Hotel, one of Adelaide’s most sought-after premier hotels.
Spend the day shopping up a storm in Rundle Mall before retreating to the comfort and luxury of the elegant Mayfair Hotel, thanks to this too-good-to-miss Shop + Stay experience. The tailor-made experience begins with a welcome glass of South Australian sparkling on arrival. Drop your bags off in one of the Mayfair’s Deluxe King Rooms and then head to the long list of fashion boutiques in nearby Rundle Mall to spend your $100 shopping voucher (one voucher per room), which is included as part of the package.
You’ll also enjoy complimentary parking and a delicious breakfast for two in the Mayflower Restaurant. Luxurious and indulgent, without the post-shop guilt (thanks to your bonus shopping dollars!) this bespoke Mayfair experience makes for the perfect couple’s retreat or girls’ weekend getaway!
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Mayfair Hotel
45 King William Street, Adelaide
08 8210 8888
mayfairhotel.com.au
@mayfairhoteladelaide
ADL Fashion Week is right around the corner, with the city set to transform into a vibrant fashion hub for four days this October 6-9. From live stylist sessions to catwalks, fashion-focused degustations and incredible shopping offers, there’s an array of events, activations and deals to explore at Adelaide’s biggest shopping weekend.
We’ve rounded up some of the best offers, pop-ups and activations spanning Rundle Mall and Rundle Street so you can see, shop and play along the busy strip.
Explore the fabric of the city and the South Australian fashion scene with a curation of immersive and interactive popping-up during the four-day event. Live DJs will be along the city strip, soundtracking your fashion-filled afternoon.
A travelling workshop tributing the fashion legacy of R.M Williams and the craftspeople behind the beloved brand will be setting up in front of Sportscraft across the weekend.
October 7 – 11am to 8pm
October 8 – 10am to 5pm
October 9 – 11am to 5pm
Who doesn’t love a cheeky game of mini golf? Putt-putt in style at Spendless this weekend and potentially win a gift card to spend at the shoe store. Spendless is located in James Place.
October 6 – 9am to 5pm
October 7 – 9am to 9pm
October 8 – 9am to 5pm
Loved local label The Wolf Gang is offering exclusive offers, personal styling tips and a gift with purchase this weekend to fashion lovers. Meet The Wolf Gang’s Founder and Creative Director while perusing the colourful clothes in-store at Stephens Place.
October 7 – 9am to 9pm
October 8 – 9am to 5pm
October 9 – 11am to 5pm
The famed Lobster & Co pop-up restaurant is making its way to Adelaide’s CBD, serving lobster rolls and tipples of bubbles to guests of the airstream-style caravan. Indulge a little this weekend and visit the vintage van parked outside Gawler Place Canopy.
October 7 – 12pm to 9pm
October 8 – 12pm to 5pm
October 9 – 12pm to 5pm
Rundle Street Up Late (free) is the chance for shoppers to stay up fashionably late and explore the East End’s growing designer offerings. The Up Late After Party will follow, keeping late-night fashion lovers entertained as AFW weekend kicks off. Iconic South Australian winery, Bird in Hand, partners perfectly with the premium retail offering stretching Rundle Street.
Kicking off at 4pm, retailers such as VIKTORIA AND WOODS, Aje., SUBTYPE, Carla Zampatti and Daisy Says will be serving Bird in Hand Sparkling in-store whilst shoppers enjoy bespoke fashion experiences and exclusive shopping offers such as:
Daisy Says:
Peruse the latest spring collection with 30% off storewide and meet the designers all while enjoying bubbles, beats and some fun surprises.
Leonard Street:
See the new Spring 2022 collection with a complimentary glass of bubbles, Instagram moments and the chance to win a $500 voucher, as well as personalised styling sessions in-store.
Off Duty Store:
Hosted by fashion stylist Lauren Dilena, enjoy a complimentary night of fashion, fun, sparkling and styling tips focused on elevating your everyday wardrobe. Special guest, Jacquie Arnold, designer & founder of Adelaide jewellery brand We Are Ever will be in-store also.
With every attendee going in the draw to win a $1,000 Off Duty Wardrobe, and the first 50 through the door will receive a gift bag.
The Style Capsule:
Bubbles will be served while customers shop and view live mannequins in the windows featuring new spring summer designs.
Crowne Plaza will host the official afterparty from 6:00pm; welcoming guests with a complimentary Bird in Hand beverage on arrival. The pool deck will set the scene for a night of revelry and good beats and the perfect end to a day of shopping.
Myer Centre Giftorium
Spend over $150 in the Myer Centre and receive a free gift bag on October 7 and 8 between 11am and 3pm. The goodie bags are filled with lovely surprises, including MAC lipsticks, MECCA facemasks, LUSH bath bombs and a gift card to use in the centre. Collect your gift bag from the Giftorium when you show the staff proof of purchase.
Rundle Mall Plaza
Shop the sales at Rundle Mall Plaza, with some of the best stores in the CBD hosting epic deals across the weekend. Travel to Level One of the Plaza, snap a photo in front of the fabulous fashion wall with your new, shiny purchases and go in the draw to win a $100 Rundle Mall Plaza fashion voucher. All entries must tag @rundlemallplaza.
Rundle Place
Some of SA’s leading fashion stylists – Lauren Dilena, Zena Najar and Michelle Beltrame – are giving Rundle Place fashion lovers tips and tricks to elevate individual personal style during one-on-one styling sessions this weekend. Each session costs $30 and is worth more than $200!
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Myer Centre
Fresh beats and fruity mocktails will be at Myer Adelaide this Friday and Saturday. Listen to live DJs set up in the shopping centre and sip on a complimentary mocktail between 5pm and 8pm on October 7 and 12pm and 3pm on October 8.
Meet local designers and visit some of your fashion favourites at the AFW Fashion Suite’s at Stephens Place and near Lovisa. The activation is the chance for fashion-lovers to immerse themselves in the vibrancy and diversity of SA’s industry, with the opportunity to chat with, meet and learn from designers, models and more.
Friday October 7
Gerard McCabe: Design jewellery and learn about creating bespoke pieces from the Design Director at Gerard McCabe. Discuss your favourite trends while they do a live-demonstration design of your dream piece.
Katya Komarova: Learn how to build a bag with leading accessory designer Katya Komarova and customise your own unique bag design.
Nowa The Label: See a live photoshoot for Nowa The Label, shop their latest styles and collect a gift card to use in-store at Nowa The Label in James Place.
Saturday October 8
Gallery 33: See and shop an array of accessories featuring Aboriginal Art from artists across the country.
L’Occitane: Visit the pop-up store and indulge in a personalised skin consultation and hand spa service.
Nowa The Label: See a live photoshoot for Nowa The Label, shop their latest styles and collect a gift card to use in-store at Nowa The Label in James Place.
Sunday October 9
Orchard Bookshop: Peruse the latest novels and fashion-focused books at the pop-up Orchard Bookshop Fashion Suite and receive a discount to spend in-store.
Friday October 7
Es Una: Summer is almost here, and to help us beat the rays, Es Una has made a line of UPF50+ fashion. Shop the range of tops, bottoms and dresses ready-to-wear over bathers at the Es Una pop-up.
MJ Bale Menswear: Receive 20 percent off your shopping and enter the chance to win a Blue Label suit or a gift box.
KU Arts: Shop and see the array of modern sportswear and bush skirts.
Sustainable Clothing Co: Find pre-loved and vintage fashion from the 80s, 90s and Y2K, as well as other SA-made labels and accessories at the Sustainable Clothing Co Fashion Suite.
Saturday October 8
Serafina Boutique: Discover how to express your individual style with an express stylist session with Bec Lenthall.
Derma Department: Receive a $20 discount to use in-store, meet local designers and peruse the latest best-selling fashion.
Daisy Says: Meet the designers behind beloved SA brand Daisy Says, shop the latest fashion and homewares and enter the chance to win a $100 gift card to use in-store.
Sunday October 9
Katya Komarova: Learn how to build a bag with leading accessory designer Katya Komarova and customise your own unique bag design.
Daisy Says: Meet the designers behind beloved SA brand Daisy Says, shop the latest fashion and homewares and enter the chance to win a $100 gift card to use in-store.
Stay in the loop with the latest ADL Fashion Week news online here. Follow ADL Fashion Week on Instagram here.
