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Remember Crocs? They might be making a comeback
A sneak peek at what you will be wearing (or ignoring) in 2017.
Melissa Singer is Fashion and Lifestyle Editor of The Age and The Sunday Age
A sneak peek at what you will be wearing (or ignoring) in 2017.
The first-lady-in-waiting has fuelled further speculation about her inauguration gown.
Luxury brand Hermes is taking on a small chain of Melbourne boutiques for selling what the French fashion house claims are fake bracelets.
A new crop of artisan designers is taking back the power from big brands, thanks to social media.
It may have been one of Melbourne's biggest storms of the year outside but on a South Melbourne rooftop on Thursday afternoon, things seemed picture perfect.
There are great bargains for all seasons lurking among summer deals: let your inner voice guide you.
Stay hydrated, make a list and pack your own loo paper. Really.
Where to find the best bargains at the shops and online.
The year 2016 has given us plenty of memorable fashion moments. But before we round the corner into 2017, let's look back at the fashion trends of 2016 we hope will die over the summer.
Three months ago, Tala Afshak* was labouring through VCE without parents, a visa, or a faint hope that she would be able to afford university fees.
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