In this Short Story, I chat to performer Chloe Zuel, currently starring in the Australian production of Hamilton. We chat about the energy of being back in the theatre, taking on the character of Eliza Hamilton, and the joy of wearing normal clothes.

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In episode six of season four I chat with mother-daughter duo, Alyssa-Jane Cook and Georgia-May Davis, affectionately known as AJ and GM respectively. Mother and daughter alike, these blonde bombshells have graced our tv screens to become beloved household names. AJ is known from almost every iconic Australian TV program a nineties teenager (ahem) could attest to watching, including A Country Practice, Home & Away, and E-Street. And while GM has taken a strong stride in her mother’s footsteps, appearing in Young Talent Time at the tender age of 15 and is about to dive into Netflix notoriety, it’s AJ’s mum they’ve both taken their style cues from, proving that style leaves a legacy. What’s more fitting for Mother’s Day than an interview with these two lovely ladies who celebrate a combined love of career, fashion and family. Whatever your relationship to this day is, I hope it’s an opportunity for you to celebrate any nurturing woman in your life and the legacies they leave behind.

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In this Short Story, I catch up with National Fashion Editor of The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, who I spoke to 12 months ago for Style At Home. We chat about the blossoming developments in her world, maternity wear, and why “mummy & me” looks are not her style.

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In episode five of season four I chat with Leah Howard, a triple-threat dancer, director and choreographer. While Leah has hit the heights of royalty status in the Australian performing arts industry, having been raised in the studios of Brent Street, her Fijian heritage also sees her lay claim to the title of princess. And whilst these big titles don’t present as big ego in Leah they do reflect the coming together and blessing of two families who have defined her and made her very capable of the big love she advocates. As you sashay, tap and twirl through Leah’s big, bold style and story, feel free to revel in Leah’s joy and I dare you not to smile.

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In this Short Story, I chat to Melissa Singer, National Fashion Editor of The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. We chat about the impact lockdown and COVID has had on the Australian fashion industry, it’s consumers and what we can expect moving forward.

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In this Short Story, Rachael Brand, Head of Brand Entertainment Production at Network 10, and I do a style show-and-tell and share details of our favourite fashion find this week and why we are loving it.

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In episode two of season four I chat with fashion and costume designer Katie-Louise Nicol-Ford, seamstress extraordinaire and co-founder of demi-couture label, Nicol + Ford. Costume as a cache for creativity came to Katie-Louise early in life, starting with the character of “Hula Girl”, but as we turn the pages of her colourful story and observe the various personas she’s played with along the way, we see her current role firmly lands her as the leading lady of her own glamorous narrative. No matter which role she takes on to the outside world, for Katie-Louise, fantasy & empowerment go hand-in-hand, characterise her source of self-confidence and are critical in defining her spirited style.

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In this Short Story I catch up with Rachael Brand, Head of Brand Entertainment Production at Network 10, who I interviewed in Season 1 of Style Stories. We catch up on a year of WFH, making tv shows through a pandemic, new beginnings and how the business of Little Flowers resonates with Rachael and her style.

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