I hope my red hair can inspire more individualism and tell a unique story.

It suits my complexion and its mine!

Red feels like a daring color to me, vibrant and bold and it makes me feel excited.

I'm an introvert, but somehow, my hair gives me a bit of confidence.

Vintage Wheels

Vintage Wheels

Vintage Wheels

Trudy Crane and Chloé Crane-Leroux dish on their luscious new cookbook, The Artful Way to Plant-Based Cooking, the careers that brought them back to food, and the importance of gathering.

On the eve of her book’s release, multidisciplinary artist Malene Barnett talks to us about how we can all connect through what we make, what we collect, and what we can learn from our pasts.

Three women on their classic cars, and why they’re so driven by autos of the past.

For Vija Vētra, the world-famous choreographer and dancer, who celebrated her 100th birthday last year, the spirit of her art is ageless.

Colleen Brennan is shaping a better future for women and children in Ghana’s Upper East Region by providing compassionate support and clean resources.

Six incredible women on the enduring, and evocative, mood-altering nature of their favorite aromas

Welcome to interiors designer Chanae Richard’s lush, green world, where plants and paintings are prominent residents

Meet Esther Voisin, the photographer behind ‘Bohemian Cooking’

Writer Justine Larbalestier on her love of vintage fashion, the pieces she’s acquired over the years, and the thrill of imagining their stylish pasts.

More than thirty years ago, Poppy King set out to make the “thinking-woman’s” lipstick.

Explore art collector Yvonne Shafir’s vibrant Melbourne home, a pink-hued pleasure dome that celebrates artful living, fearless self-expression and creative alchemy.

From South Africa to Paris, and now Venice where she currently resides, Romi Loch Davis has spent her lifetime chasing beauty in its most transcendent forms.

For Latisha Daring, who opened the popular vegan restaurant Greedi Vegan in 2019, actions speak louder than words

On the eve of her tour to promote her debut solo album, the Australian musician and singer Georgia Mooney discusses her love of theater in performance, and the surprising gifts of discovering a new instrument

For 2024, let’s abandon the idea of self-overhauling resolutions, however well-intentioned. Instead, we asked five extraordinary women to choose a single word to envision, inspire and manifest in the twelve months ahead.

Photographer Eryca Green’s artful, treasure-filled Melbourne apartment is a resplendent ode to colour and texture—with a dash of joyful chaos added into the mix.

As a painter, sculptor, and the creative director of Dinosaur Designs, art has always been as innate as breathing for Louise Olsen.

Writer Marjon Carlos explores beauty as an ever-evolving idea, and one that’s required her to shift her gaze from the outward to the inward.

According to the world-renowned cellist Sara Sant’Ambrogio, her cello is beyond just an instrument. It’s her best friend and savior.

For the Melbourne-based fashion designer Alice Edgeley and her namesake brand, designing for herself and her customer is usually one and the same.

For fashion illustrator and artist Mokshini, creativity is greater than self-expression. It’s a way of life. And her world, an intersection of art, fashion and joy, is thoroughly enchanting.

It was during a school trip to the Rodin Museum when Natacha Panot discovered her calling. Margot visits the French sculptor in her Paris studio to discuss her love of clay, texture and volume.

From her multicultural upbringing to her unique creative process, artist Erika Ehrman shares insight into her life and work.

Edwina Sandys believes art should challenge, provoke and delight. And this talented artist has been doing just that throughout her impressive career.

Whether she’s creating delectable vegan desserts by day, or onstage performing burlesque at night, Lady Ashton Warren owns her “Lady” designation with unflappable poise.

Blacksmith Felicity Jones is endlessly enrapt by the shapeable, often contradictory components of metal. No two projects are ever the same—and that’s the appeal. 

A special home-cooked dinner prepared by self-taught chef Tamara Gillon was the perfect way for Margot to experience London's rapidly evolving food culture.

Always on the lookout for the unexpected, Margot got a personal tour of Emily Johnson’s characterful home, a highly personal refuge as vivacious and creative as its owner.

My London is Compelling and Refreshing.

My London is Fun and Cultured.

My London is Colourful and Vibrant.

My London is Green and Blue.

Sometimes it takes an outsider’s experience to know the truest sense of belonging. When she co-founded the Brixton Project several years ago, Binki Taylor understood that a community for oneself is also very often a community for others.

Lawyer Marilee Fiebig's wardrobe features classic button-downs and perfectly fitted jeans. For Margot's fantasy shopping spree, this busy mother elevated her basics with a touch of sparkle and a pop of color

With her new organization, Two by Two Media, photographer Gigi Stoll has the opportunity to be of service to female artists over 70. This striking Texan believes the best way to get out of your own head is to help others.

Walda Laurenceau recalls her cherished childhood memories and favorite traditional Haitian dishes; her mother Ketlie has shared the recipes.

Darshana Jariwala, Brand Manager and Hospitality Entrepreneur has a wardrobe that combines her Indian roots and glamorous New York style. For Margot's shopping fantasy, this elegant beauty considered not only what she wanted but what would complement her existing wardrobe.

Classic New Yorker Maryjane Fahey, founder of Glorious Broads, isn't a shopper. So when asked to participate in Margot's fantasy shopping spree, she called on her fashionable friends for guidance.

Standing over 6 feet the stunning writer Erika Veurink went for custom suiting and a quick jaunt to Paris for the Margot shopping spree. Discover what she considers the ultimate investment buys.

Margot visits 90-year-old artist Sheila Schwid at her studio in the Westbeth building, NYC. Painting since she was a little girl her love for creating art is stronger than ever.

What clothes & accessories would you choose if given 25k to spend? We asked four Margot women for their unique interpretations.

There is more to Egyptologist Dr. Colleen Darnell than meets the eye. From her established role in academia and incredible vintage fashion collection to her home filled with storied treasures, Colleen embodies the eras she so passionately loves.

Photographer West Murray has lived and worked in the same Tribeca loft for over four decades. The sweeping space acts as her studio, gallery and houses her vast collection of vintage objets.

According to Katrina Hernandez, an LA-based designer with a recently opened retail and showroom space in Santa Monica, a home should be unique. Her decor style, somewhere between cool and curated, is a direct reflection of this proclamation. Margot caught up with Katrina to talk about her new space, life on the West Coast, and her dream projects.

What is it about a manicure? No other beauty treatment carries the same worldview-shifting, mood-lifting capacity in quite the same way. All of the sudden, the everyday feels elevated.

Rosalba Piccinni on how she’s effortlessly converged her passions for flowers, singing, and food into one.

For photographer Keila Guilarte, life in Milan is full of surprises.

By finding a second profession for herself in the art of kintsugi, Anita Cerrato is imbuing broken objects with new lives of their own.

In less than two years, jewelry designer Jules Kim has already found a multitude of reasons to love her new city.

At Vasiliki Pierrakea’s namesake Greek restaurant, and now, her newest venture—an intimate wine bar—Milan’s culinary horizons are broadening.

At home with Monica Dolfini

Sa Su Phi’s founders, Sara Ferrero and Susanna Cucco found harmony in fashion.

Creative producer Elena Vannucci may reside elsewhere, but Milan will always be in her heart.

At Uberta Zambeletti’s lively concept store, ‘Wait And See’ is a philosophy as much as a name.

For as long as I can remember I have loved magazines. Growing up in Sydney, Australia, they satisfied my curiosity, stoked my wanderlust, shaped my eye and connected me to a much larger world beyond my own.

Known for her legendary weekend gatherings, serial hostess Charmaine Landicho Baechle pulls out all the stops for Margot’s entertaining challenge.

Curator and vintage aficionado Sheryl Roberts captures the present moment in fashion by embracing the past.

A Kiwi transplant to Manhattan, Dorenna Newton travels home to see how it feels to experience the luxury lodge life.

Author and interiors stylist Hilary Robertson believes our beds should be lavished with as much attention as our personal wardrobes.

Historian and Bésame founder Gabriela Hernandez believes that when it comes to makeup - the past always informs the present.

Whether it's the wild blooms from her sylvan childhood in France or the magnificent arrangements she conjures for her company Buunch, a passion for flowers is a constant in Caroline Bailly’s life.

In a world of 'no-makeup' makeup, there’s nothing quite like color to introduce a note of vibrance. A swipe of neon offers instant energy and bold primary colors and shimmering metallics are visual bywords for silver screen glamour.

Today, it’s essential that our clothes last more than a single season. For advice on conscious buying, we turned to costume designer Rosemary Lepre Forman, whose enviable wardrobe is a repository of perennially chic staples, occasional splurges and cherished talismans.

Sandhya Satia reflects on how her passion for the animal world has led her to greater insight into humans, unexpected adventures, self-understanding and friendship.