Style
Why I gave up on 'flattering' clothing
I had spent my entire life and career meticulously cultivating a look that would elongate, slim, flatter.
- by Alison Gary
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Tonga
Duchess of Sussex makes fashion faux pas in Tonga
Tongans gave Harry and Meghan a right royal welcome, and if the greeting Tongan princess noticed Meghan's faux pas, she was too polite to mention it.
- by Helen Pitt
Opinion
Opinion
Are flat shoes a sign you’ve let yourself go?
Following the birth of my first child and my return to full-time work, I evaluated what I was wearing and wondered; “Have I let myself go?”
- by Katherine Feeney
Meghan Markle
How to get Meghan’s oh-so-perfect old Hollywood waves
The ones in her hair, not the ones she's giving with her hands on tour.
- by Stephanie Darling
Opinion
Fashion accessories
I've stopped carrying a handbag and you can too
Roughly half the world doesn't carry a handbag. Join them.
- by Mary Ward
Dion Lee unveils designs of the new Opera House uniforms
For the first time in the Opera House’s 45-year history, it has commissioned an Australian designer with an international reputation to dress its staff.
- by Helen Pitt
Trends
Fashion's new favourite colour we'll all be wearing this summer
From powder to teal and cobalt, we’re feeling blue this season. It’s time to take on a fresh new look.
Red carpet
Sydney's social set stay away to let 40,000 punters flourish at Everest
The furore following the decision to advertise Everest on the Sydney Opera House meant that it was off-brand for some of Sydney's most image-conscious.
- by Amy Croffey
Opinion
Melania Trump
If Melania wants a focus on what she does, she should do something
The first lady said she wished people would focus on what she does rather than what she wears.
- by Mary Ward
Red carpet
The Goss: The who's who at the David Jones shoe heaven launch
Also in this week's The Goss: Rihanna doesn't like sourpusses; Kyle Sandilands and Imogen Anthony's wedding plans; and the $300 bags gifted at a recent party.
- by Amy Croffey
Style
How a Kardashian backlash is giving rise to modest dressing
The style that comes with covering up for religious reasons is finding its way into mainstream fashion.
- by Marina Kemenev