Cartier platinum, white-gold and diamond palmette-shaped clip brooch (Cartier Tradition, Paris Circa 1956); Cartier platinum, white-gold and diamond leaf clip brooch (Cartier Tradition, Paris Circa 1965); Cartier platinum and diamond Ruban bracelet (Cartier Tradition, New York Circa 1930)

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PHOTOGRAPHER Ellie Coker

STYLIST Emma Kalfus & Karla Clarke

MODEL: Ploy at Priscillas

HAIR: Darren Summors at AP Reps

MAKEUP: Isabella Schimid at Assembly Agency

DESIGNER: Francesca Nwokeocha

Cartier captured in the new issue of SIDE-NOTE VOLUME PRINT 2

**[left]** Cartier platinum, white-gold and diamond palmette-shaped clip brooch (Cartier Tradition, Paris Circa 1956); Cartier platinum, white-gold and diamond leaf clip brooch (Cartier Tradition, Paris Circa 1965) | **[right]** Cartier platinum and diamond Apogee necklace

Cartier white-gold, ruby and diamond Maxima necklace (transformable into a tiara)

**[left]** Cartier white-gold, emerald and diamond Felin bracelet **| [right]** Cartier platinum and diamond Apogee necklace

**[left]** Cartier platinum, emerald and diamond Rayuela necklace | [right] Cartier platinum and diamond Ruban bracelet

**[left]** Cartier white-gold, ruby and diamond Maxima earrings and necklace **| [right]** Cartier white-gold, emerald, onyx and diamond Felin necklace

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_{SIDE-NOTE acknowledges the Eora people as the traditional custodians of the land on which this project was produced. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We extend that respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples reading this.}

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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.

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.

HOW DOES IT FEEL? BY ELLIE COKER, EMMA KALFUS AND KARLA CLARKE

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.