Vogue Australia

Vogue Australia epitomises the finest in fashion, design and journalism. It enlightens, entertains and inspires by focusing on its position as the authoritative voice in Australian fashion. Vogue Australia combines a modern mix of glamour, style and intelligence presenting the ultimate in fashion, beauty, health, and the arts.

Vogue Australia

EDITOR’S LETTER

Set the scene • In Australia for Vogue Forces of Fashion at the Sydney Opera House, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley stepped into the spotlight for the latest issue of Vogue Australia.

CONTRIBUTORS

ONE NIGHT ONLY • Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wears Armani Prive Phoebe Tonkin wears Balenciaga and Paspaley.

STARS ALIGNED • The first Vogue Summer Ball drew a constellation of creatives, friends and collaborators from all over the world to the Sydney Opera House for a night to remember.

24-hour style • Wardrobe heroes for the modern working woman carry all the energy of the spring/summer ’26 season but keep a realist’s versatility. Introducing the pieces for all hours.

Golden age • Chanel’s new chapter sees Matthieu Blazy give house classics a lightness and irreverence. Here, the 2.55 bag is crushed, as if loved over a lifetime - emblematic of his shining optimism.

All in the details • The spring/summer ’26 shows offered ideas for accessorising with abundance, in rich finishes and textures that brought personal style to the fore.

INSIDE LOOK • As Fendi enters a new era, its classics endure, even as they get a seasonal injection of very collectable new foils.

Miguel Castro Freitas • Mugler’s new creative lead doesn’t shy away from a major legacy. Instead, the Portuguese-born talent applies his design chops to an electric alchemy. Here is what drives him creatively.

DRESS CIRCLE THE NEW ERA OF INVESTMENT JEWELS • Jean Schlumberger by TIFFANY & CO. Butterfly High Jewellery 18k-gold and platinum necklace set with aquamarines, blue tourmalines and diamonds, P.O. A.

SIGNATURE MOVES • Nothing signals individuality better than a distinctive jewellery wardrobe. Stack gilded bangles with an elegant timepiece, and mix delicate strands with bold collars. The key is to go your own way.

The alchemists • The new wave of homegrown jewellers isn’t bound by convention, instead finding inspiration and materials in unlikely, deeply personal places.

SPIKE DEMAND • Cartier’s latest update of its most experimental signature proves the jeweller has always had a flair for the unusual.

Giovanna Engelbert • The designer and former editor is currently the global creative director of Swarovski, overseeing the company’s further expansion into fashion. Here, she shares her inspirations.

Strong hold • Jewellery that reads like armour is having a moment, speaking to a desire to exude strength.

Objects of desire • When renowned jewellery pieces become watches, how does their purpose change?

A CHARMED LIFE • Personal talismans come in many forms, so swap delicate trinkets for heavy-hitting watches, statement rings and bracelets in precious metals.

Devil in the details • As costume designer for The Devil Wears Prada 2, Molly Rogers was tasked with modernising the legacy of one of fashion’s most beloved films.

STAGE RIGHT • At only 25, Margaret Thanos has become one of the most in-demand theatre directors in the country. Hannah-Rose Yee catches her between rehearsals as she prepares to make her Sydney Theatre Company debut.

CLICK AND COLLECT • Reshaping how people discover art, digital gallery Sunday Salon is making the space a whole lot more egalitarian, and supporting new creative talent along the way, writes Cushla Chauhan.

FEMININE MYSTIQUE • After seven edifying years, Swedish pop icon Robyn is back with a...