The visionary architect at Louis Vuitton, Nicholas Ghesquière presented his Women’s Pre-fall 2024 collection, in collaboration with Chinese Artist Sun Yitian. The Voyager Show marked Ghesquière’s 10th year at the house, taking place in Shanghai, unveiled at The Long Museum was his collection that masterfully infused into tapestry a symphony of the past, present, and Eastern-Western fusion. The inspiration… A salute to the House’s French history, the energy of the present, and the stylistic vision of China’s youth, Ghesquière presented a conjoining refinement between classicism and oppositio ..read more

Yes, you read that right. We’re giving one lucky RUSSH reader $500 to spend on clothing and accessories from Australian label Lovaan. The perfect boost to your forever wardrobe, you’d be crazy not to enter. There’s something almost magical about finding a really classic, beautifully made vintage piece of clothing. Whether it’s come straight from your grandmother’s closet, you’ve dug it out of the back of a vintage store, or you stumbled across it at a market stall. And it’s not just fact that it has history that makes it special. There’s a weighty-ness to vintage pieces that you don’t oft ..read more

There’s a chance you have heard some buzz about Nike’s arrival in Paris last week – and for good reason. The energy on the ground was exciting, fresh and optimistic. Nike on Air at its zenith was a celebration of the past, present and future of the brand. We had the chance to speak to Sam Kerr, skateboarder Chloe Corvell, Nike team members Juliana Sagat and Tanya Hvizdak – all playing a part in the exciting chapter that lays ahead for Nike. The week started when I was met by Swoosh–dusted Ladurée treats in my room at one of the most beloved hotels on the left bank, Hotel Lutetia. With an excit ..read more

Helmed by creator Bek Lasky, Murran Hub is situated in the heart of Geelong CBD and is an initiative driven to platform Indigenous businesses. The objectives of Murran are to provide employment and training opportunities for First Nations people, as well as to provide the wider community with the opportunity to buy from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander businesses. Murran Hub is now open to public access. Here’s what’s been unveiled so far.   What is the context of the name? ‘Murran’, meaning Eucalypt Leaf in Wadawurrung language is a welcome gift of peace and affinity. You smoke i ..read more

It feels like we’ve blinked and most of April has passed us by – somewhere in between all the weekly activities happening this month, keeping up with Salone de Mobile in Milan and devouring the latest literary morsel from Australian writer Bri Lee. But in between the Dior Fall 24 show in Brooklyn on Wednesday, and the Louis Vuitton Voyager show in Shanghai earlier today, we’ve found some time to catch you up on all the fashion moments and news you might have missed this week (but that you should really know about)…   Swatch officially opens Collins Street store in Melbourne (the largest i ..read more

We’re only part-way through the year 2024, but already we’re seeing some pretty distinct footwear trends popping up when it comes to designer shoes. Yes, the enthusiasm for ballet-core flats and gorp-core sneakers seems to have carried over from last year with just as much vigour, but we’re seeing those trends evolve (with the exception of the Margiela Tabi, which has had unmatched staying power). Ballet flats are coming studded, buckled and sheer – or we’re channelling our school girl days with a pair of Mary-Janes. Dad sneakers are flirting with coquette sensibilities – embellished in flower ..read more

The Coachella billboard that glowered from the desert highway was as literal as possible: CHARLI & TROYE in thin black capitals against a burning white background. What could we possibly glean from that, apart from an incoming collaborative feat with the two pop princesses running the current musical milieu? From when they both jump-kicked Charli’s nostalgia-soaked belter 1999 in varying tributes to the early noughts (and coincidentally, the year I was born) the duo have cemented themselves as Good Judys, and even better collaborators. Now, Sivan and XCX are ready to debut their lates ..read more

Arriving early on 24 April, our Full Moon is at its fullest point at 9:48am AEST. Falling in the Water sign of Scorpio, this Moon is known as the Pink Moon. The name is not a reference to the colour of the Moon at this time, rather it refers to the surrounding seasonal events. The name is derived from colonial American and some native American sources, that named this event for the bright pink flowers that came into bloom at roughly the same time as the Moon was full.   What to expect from this moment? Full Moons represent the energetic peak of the Moon Cycle. It’s why emotions can run hi ..read more

LG has long been one of the key players in the realm of television excellence. And the brand’s 2024 television lineup shows us exactly why they are still one of the leaders in this space. From portable options for content creators to more competitive prices, here are the most important things you need to know about the LG’s new 2024 TV range.   Bigger screens than ever Australians like big TV screens, so this year LG made them even more immense than before. LG has introduced a new 98-inch QNED and 97-inch OLED M. To put this inspective, the 98-inch is roughly about 130 centimetres tall ..read more

Another day, another social media app that content teams need to learn how to use (if you find us in the fetal position at any point today, no you didn’t). If you missed the news, TikTok has officially launched a new app, called TikTok Notes, and the consensus is that it’s here to rival Meta’s Instagram. Perfect, just perfect. I first became aware of the new app in early April, when while scrolling on TikTok, a pop-up notification appeared that read: “TikTok Notes, a new app for photo posts, is coming soon! Your existing and future public TikTok photo posts will be shown on TikTok Notes.” It w ..read more