'Tis the season to panic-buy something covered in spangles you don't even like, then feel guilty all the way home on the bus because you suspect it was made by an exploited Cambodian child. "STOP MAKING ME FEEL GUILTY!" I hear you. Christmas is a stressful time. But there are alternatives. Herewith, five look-good, do-good solutions to your party wardrobe woes:
No one wants to make the "naughty list" during the holidays, particularly Gorman, the edgy local label that was given the title by Oxfam this week for not being more transparent about where their clothes are made.
United States first lady Michelle Obama didn’t like to discuss her clothes, but they spoke volumes.
Discount Universe's exhibition should come with a warning: sensory overload ahead.
The Birkenstock, the roman sandal and the good old rubber thong. They have all been summer trends and staples but what are they doing to our feet?
The rain dampened the cloth, but it didn't dampen the spirits or hair spray of the celebrities who strolled the soggy red carpet.
The who's who of the Australian music industry braved a soggy red carpet for the 30th annual ARIAs.
Lightweight linen is perfect for summer.
Summer's breezy fabric is back but it's softer this time around.
The red carpet was light on celebrity and big on hair this year with many stars taking the opportunity to experiment with new stylists and volumising products.
US designer Sophie Theallet has encouraged other designers to do the same.
Some people like to occupy their time by Googling photos of cats – others, like Leona Edmiston, have turned it into a lucrative side business.
A mini-boom is happening in the luxury jewellery market – so who's buying it?
You say swimmers, I say bathers ... and I have never been able to get used to togs or cossies, but hey, we can still talk about what looks good.
Princess Mary, Prince Frederik, Prince Harry and Justin Trudeau have all taken out the top honours in Vanity Fair's annual clothing Oscars this year.
Here are five key buys for summer so you can feel confident on the beach at any age.
Local fashionista Margaret Zhang is just 23, but has managed to combine photography,styling and consultancy work with big-name brands while completing a combined law degree
The '$5 T-shirt' is emblematic of unethical fashion.
If one was to consider fashion as the Golden Girls, the official Fashion Week Australia would be the extroverted Blanche, and the inaugural MADE event is the whip smart, sassy Dorothy.
Just weeks after being encircled by controversy over her stance on 'plus-sized' women, it seems like Lorna Jane Clarkson is set to diversify the sizing of her famous activewear in the future, if demand continues. And her latest move has been given a warm reception from the company's online community.
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