Written by Tania Braukämper on 28 Apr 2013
Roger Broders had a pretty good job, one imagines; paid by the Paris Lyon Mediteranée rail company to travel from the glamorous resorts of the French Riviera to the ski resorts of the Alps, painting the landscapes and holiday-goers into vibrant travel posters. The Parisian-born illustrator captured the luxury and excitement of travel as we imagine it between the 1920s and ’30s. Now some of…
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 11 Dec 2012
Truly innovative sunglasses are a rarity. But with their industrial design beginnings and use of new technologies, PQ Eyewear's glasses aren't just a revolution in design; they're a glimpse into the future.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 14 Nov 2012
In part 2 of a fashionisers' guide to Israel, we deviate from the fashion to take in the strictly cultural. Along a 2 hour walking tour of Jerusalem's Old City we encountered the city where history and humanity collide.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 7 Nov 2012
Fashion is about more than just the cut of cloth. It's something that's alive, something that's just as much about clothing as it is about how we feel and what do we when we wear it. Thus to understand fashion can be to understand cultures and subcultures; great designers fuse their cultural outlook into their creations, those with a great sense of style dress for the destination.
Fashion has given us all an understanding of the cultures of Milan and Paris. But what of the places that don't feature so dominantly on the fashion map? In the first part of a series, Fashionising.com heads to Israel to take in its cities, its people and its clothing.
Written by Daniel P Dykes on 17 Sep 2012
On the eve of Burberry unveiling their Prorsum spring 2013 women's collection, Fashionising.com took a tour of the label's new London flagship store. And in doing so, took a glimpse into the future of fashion stores.
Written by David Hagger on 10 Aug 2012
Restaurateur Davis Yu has taken the Melbourne dining scene by storm. His latest endeavour, Claremont Tonic, launched in rockstar style with A-listers, foodies and exotic serpents alike - and a chance to sample the Pan Asian cuisine the eatery is bringing to Melbourne.
Written by Tania Braukämper on 3 Aug 2012
Who said you couldn't find excellent coffee in London? Workshop Coffee Company know how to roast beans and how to get the vibe right. While their smaller, drop-in Marylebone shop sticks to fuelling the city population with coffee, the Clerkenwell space is also a go-to for breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner.
Written by David Hagger on 27 Jul 2012
What does it mean for a cafe to be sustainable? Silo by Joost is creating its own definition, making dreams a reality with its no-waste, sustainable and eco-friendly philosophy. It may be just a dot on the Melbourne map but this unique and inspiring cafe is making the right kind of waves. Find out more after the break.
Written by Dalia Saad on 25 Jul 2012
The heat has set in and it’s definitely time for a quick vacation. We all love a little getaway to a sunny beach with minty cocktails and a beautiful aqua sea – but let’s not burst that bubble by packing inappropriately. Packing light and still having stylish outfits with you for a short getaway might sound overwhelming, like something that could suck the fun out…
Written by Shitika Anand on 20 Jul 2012
Sydney bar Eau de Vie is all about the cocktails. A place to go if you want to take your time experimenting with different drinks and getting to know your bartender well, it may be well hidden but it's worth the hunt. Warm, classic, and nostalgic, Eau de Vie is one of Sydney's well-kept secrets.
