GROWING UP BY MICHAEL BRUNT
PHOTOGRAPHER: Michael Brunt
STYLIST: Aubree Smith
HAIR AND MAKEUP: Corinna Wilmshurst
MODELS: Loli Watson @ Kult, Lucy Brown @ Priscillas and Sandra Martens @ Chic
…The mysticism of a future forged in child’s play.
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SIDE-NOTE is a platform that tells stories of style and substance, merging the gap between contemporary culture and fashion.
With a focus on photography and film, we celebrate the creative mind, the independent spirit and people with purpose.
We publish quality editorial and branded content. Our themed editions allow for thoughtful consideration of what is happening now. With uninhibited creative output as king, we champion our artistic community to perpetuate meaningful narratives and present new ideas that are representative of our time.
SIDE-NOTE PROJECTS – may the best idea win. We work with best-of-breed collaborators to deliver and publish work that is both beautiful and results driven. Rejecting a typical advertising model in favour of content production, SIDE-NOTE acts as a trusted conduit between creator and client.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Michael Brunt
STYLIST: Aubree Smith
HAIR AND MAKEUP: Corinna Wilmshurst
MODELS: Loli Watson @ Kult, Lucy Brown @ Priscillas and Sandra Martens @ Chic
…The mysticism of a future forged in child’s play.
An unlikely assortment of household consumables, vivid in colour and varied in form, bring sentiments of what is past into a narrative of now.
Women know that the night is the stage for our most brilliant transformations. Inspired by the magnetism of the same moon at which a dog barks, comes the CHANEL Holiday 2022 Collection. The French house compels us to paint lips luminous shades of amber, red and gold; to embrace pearlescent skin and celestial shimmer. Jamie Heath captures New Zealand born Bernadette Anker in 'Take Back The Night' with beauty direction by Victoria Baron.
You can’t start a fashion label anymore without the question of sustainability arising. But Maggie Hewitt, founder of Maggie Marilyn, doesn’t think doing the bare minimum is enough. In fact, she thinks it’s unsustainable in the true essence of the word. Breaking away from the wholesalers who helped to skyrocket her brand to the international success it now has, Hewitt is forging her own path - a path towards a truly sustainable future for all.
A modern woman in many ways (Penfold’s break, and subsequent momentum has been helped along by social media), the 27 year old is quick to affirm her reverence for tradition, preferring to sell her work by way of galleries rather than DM’s. Instagram has proved a seminal and ongoing asset to her commercial success, and yet, Penfold is adamant “I don’t want to be an influencer, I want to be an artist.”
Helena on being raised all over the world, her mental health and the change in her identity since starting a family.
Photographer Darren McDonald shoots German beauty Anna Mila for Edition N°9, IDENTITY.
The advent of the ego – how one assesses themselves, their self-esteem, their place in the world – and the alternative of it – has always been a focal point in culture, but a rebirth of the figures we once assumed to “know” is breaking waves, rippling across the world.
“... please tell
us where the slope inclines and can be climbed;
for he who best discerns the worth of time
is most distressed whenever time is lost.”
Exploring 1970s Australia, a time categorised by fluidity, free-love and rebellion, Barons is a television series that charts the tension between two friends on the precipice of billion-dollar success, and the idea of a chosen family. SIDE-NOTE sits down with Lincoln Younes, Ben O’Toole, Alexander England and Kick Gurry - friends, former house mates and co-stars.