Muted pastel florals modeled by Katie Braatvedt. Captured by photographer Duncan Killick for the June 2016 issue of Vogue Australia. See the series below: Magazine: Vogue Australia June 2016 Model: Katie Braatvedt Photographer: Duncan Killick Fashion Editor: Petta Chua Hair: Michele McQuillan Make Up: Victoria Baron
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Bella Heathcote by Will Davidson
A pastel Victorian inspired fashion editorial set on the beach starring model Bella Heathcote. Photographed by Will Davidson for the May 2016 issue of Vogue Australia. See the sweet series below: Magazine: Vogue Australia May 2016 Model: Bella Heathcote Photographer: Will Davidson Fashion Editor: Jillian Davison Hair: Maranda Make-up: Fiona Stiles Nails: Michelle Saunders
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Adrienne Jüliger by Lachlan Bailey
Adrienne Jüliger is an eccentric boho pirate in a fashion editorial for the January 2016 issue of Vogue Australia, captured by photographer Lachlan Bailey with hair and makeup by Shon Ju and Mark Carrasquillo. Magazine: Vogue Australia January 2016 Model: Adrienne Jüliger Photographer: Lachlan Bailey Fashion Editor: Tony Irvine Hair: Shon Ju Make-up: Mark Carrasquillo Nails: Elisa Ferri
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Cate Blanchett by Will Davidson
Actress Cate Blanchett gives us a theater experience from the stage to the dressing room in a photo shoot for the December 2015 issue of Vogue Australia. Captured by photographer Will Davidson. See the shoot below: Magazine: Vogue Australia December 2015 Model: Cate Blanchett Photographer: Will Davidson Fashion Editor: Christine Centenera Hair: Renya Xydis Make-up: Liz Kelsh
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Erin Shea & Cassie Lapthorne by Justin Ridler
It’s football season, whether you are into that kind of thing or not. In a sporty fashion photo shoot for the November 2015 issue of Vogue Australia we find models Erin Shea and Cassie Lapthorne on the field with sport uniform inspired styles. The series titled Game Changer is photographed by Justin Ridler. See the series below: Vogue Australia November 2015 Photographer: Justin Ridler Stylist: Kate Darvill Hair: Michele McQuillan Makeup: Peter Beard Models: Erin Shea & Cassie Lapthorne
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Fernanda Ly by Nicole Bentley
Cotton candy haired it girl Fernanda Ly poses in a soft and sweet fashion photo shoot (and cover) for the November 2015 issue of Vogue Australia photographed by Nicole Bentley. See the series below: Magazine: Vogue Australia November 2015 Model: Fernanda Ly Photographer: Nicole Bentley Fashion Editor: Meg Gray Hair: Koh Make-up: Linda Jefferyes Nails: Fiona Hay
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Naomi Watts by Nathaniel Goldberg
Actress Naomi Watts looking glamorous and edgy in deep blues as the cover story for Vogue Australia’s October 2015 issue. The spread shot by photographer Nathaniel Goldberg. See the cover and photo shoot below: Publication: Vogue Australia October 2015 Model: Naomi Watts Photographer: Nathaniel Goldberg Fashion Editor: Christine Centenera Hair: Renato Campora Make-up: Mary Wiles
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Amanda Wellsh by Benny Horne
Amanda Wellsh commands attention in Vogue Australia’s September 2015 issue with a photo shoot that is all about volume, layers, and playful attitude. Photographed by Benny Horne, the editorial balances bold styling with elegance, making each frame feel dynamic and effortlessly chic.
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Astrid Holler, Fernanda Ly, Grace Simmons, Kia Low, and Madison Stubbington by Benny Horne
Vogue Australia’s June 2015 issue delivered a breath of fresh air with a rural fashion story that felt effortlessly chic. Photographed by Benny Horne, the shoot featured Astrid Holler, Fernanda Ly, Grace Simmons, Kia Low, and Madison Stubbington, all embodying a youthful elegance that felt grounded yet aspirational. This was countryside glamour without the cliché of rustic kitsch.
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Abbey Lee Kershaw by photographer Will Davidson
Abbey Lee Kershaw has always thrived in the in between. Too sharp to be soft, too alluring to be strictly severe. In this black and white editorial for Vogue Australia May 2015, photographed by Will Davidson, she leans fully into that tension. Set inside an abandoned industrial space, the story feels raw, stripped back, and quietly powerful. No gloss. No distraction. Just attitude, structure, and presence.
