FASHION

THE OUTNET has announced an exclusive and upcycled capsule with leather goods brand Wandler. This 16-piece collection focuses on beautifully crafted leather handbags and shoes and sees Wandler cult favourites reintroduced in a refreshing colour palette of pastels and new neutrals. The capsule repurposes deadstock materials from previous collections, responsibly sourced leather of the highest quality, to craft timeless pieces that will last you a lifetime of style and wear.

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PUMA has released the OG Speedcat for 2024, originally crafted for the fastest sport in the world, the PUMA Speedcat has forged a storied legacy within the world F1™. Now, PUMA re-launches the shoe that has graced the feet of Grand Prix champions. For the initial release, the low-top Speedcat returns with lush suede finishing, in black and red colorways nodding to iconic F1 racing teams. Honoring the racewear uniforms of the early 2000s, this new re-issue also features an embroidered cat detail on the toe, while gold logo hits appear on the tongue and above the Formstrip.

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BEAUTY

Jurlique‘s  has released their new Skin Mask collection that gently calms, replenishes and hydrates. Featuring the Nutri-Define Mask, Nurturing Mask and Hydrating Mask.

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LIFESTYLE

MXTology is Australia’s new innovative RTD cocktails providing hands-free sipping and environmentally-friendly shipping. Made from fully recyclable PET, PA and PE, the flat-pack pouches are 73% more efficient to produce, ship and recycle than traditional glass and aluminium; use 94% less water than glass to manufacture; and cut CO2 emissions by a hefty 82%.

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Bridgerton High Tea experience is happening at the Cardea Bar on 30th June. Hosted in Cardea’s lavishly adorned dining room in Barangaroo, expect plush red velvet booths, sparkling chandeliers, antique furnishings and a dazzling burlesque performance sure to impress even the most discerning member of the ton.

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In celebration of this year’s NAIDOC Week, Bluethumb is opening its biggest-ever exhibition of Indigenous artworks. Keep the Fire Burning runs from 3rd July to 9th September at Bluethumb’s galleries in Melbourne and Adelaide, and features over 100 works by First Nations artist Maria Watson-Trudgett and artists from eight remote Indigenous Art Centres from across Australia.

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