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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.

THE HOLIDAY BY NICOLE BENTLEY

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Nicole Bentley @ M.A.P
STYLIST: Sara Smith @ The Artist Group 
TALENT: Julia Frauche @ Chic Management 
HAIR: Lok Lau @ M.A.P using Morrocan Oil  
MAKEUP: Kellie Stratton @ M.A.P using Nars at Mecca 
DESIGN: Stephanie Huxley

Summer skin, kissed by sunlight and the delicate luminescence of sweat, tempting us to a place less travelled and a time more pure. A destination bound wardrobe of vintage inspired prints and textures – fluid, feminine and forever in demand.    

 

Vintage Oroton headscarf from Zoo Emporium +61 2 9380 5990

LEFT: Paris Georgia hat | MamaPapa skirt RIGHT: Laurence Bras top from MamaPapa

Sir dress

Vintage top from Zoo Emporium +61 2 9380 5990 | Mes Demoiselles french knickers from MamaPapa

LEFT: Sir top RIGHT: Lee Mathews dress

Numero74 apron from MamaPapa

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