Welcome to the brilliant, joyful world of Australian jeweler Margot McKinney
Colorful artist, Pola Pol-Ska borrowed style from her female family and created her version of femininity, an antidote to drab 90s Poland.
The color expert Sissa Germann on the mood-altering effects of finding your perfect hue.
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.
At Uberta Zambeletti’s lively concept store, ‘Wait And See’ is a philosophy as much as a name.
Sa Su Phi’s founders, Sara Ferrero and Susanna Cucco found harmony in fashion.
For the Melbourne-based fashion designer Alice Edgeley and her namesake brand, designing for herself and her customer is usually one and the same.
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.
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.
What clothes & accessories would you choose if given 25k to spend? We asked four Margot women for their unique interpretations.
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.
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.
Curator and vintage aficionado Sheryl Roberts captures the present moment in fashion by embracing the past.