Vogue Australia

Vogue Australia epitomises the finest in fashion, design and journalism. It enlightens, entertains and inspires by focusing on its position as the authoritative voice in Australian fashion. Vogue Australia combines a modern mix of glamour, style and intelligence presenting the ultimate in fashion, beauty, health, and the arts.

Vogue Australia

EDITOR'S LETTER

Dream date • Channelling the glamour of Old Hollywood, homegrown actors Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi brought star power to their Vogue Australia cover shoot in Los Angeles.

VOGUE AUSTRALIA FORCES OF FASHION

CONTRIBUTORS

Days of bold • This season, fashion evolved into brighter territory, with a roving range of feels, each designed to uplift, seduce, accentuate or bolster a mood.

Tuft love • A wild profusion of touchable texture envelops Jonathan Anderson's collaboration with American textile artist Sheila Hicks. The Lady Dior at its most collectable.

Evolution theory • The storylines of the new season spoke of an evolved fashion landscape as designer shake-ups finally took centre stage on the runway and new characters debuted.

Lachlan Bailey • The Australian photographer, whose work has long illuminated the pages of Vogue, shot this issue's cover. This month, he speaks at Vogue Forces of Fashion and shares his inspirations.

Modern history • Centuries-old silhouettes found their way to the spring/summer ‘26 runways, their unlikely appearance heralding a shift in the present via a reclamation of the past.

MARK OF GENIUS • Louis Vuitton celebrates a colossal 130 years of its monogram and, with it, decades of legendary collaborations.

Next in class • The homegrown fashion talents from the latest graduate class show natural flair and individual vision – traits recognised by some of our leading designers who have chosen to collaborate with and nurture them.

Soft power • In northern Italy's mountainous Piedmont region, Edwina McCann discovers the beauty, craft and dedication to slow luxury behind Loro Piana's rarefied textiles.

HIVE MINDS • The watch industry has a longstanding affinity with collaboration – across disciplines and sometimes in surprising ways.

IN REAL TIME • The classic metal wristwatch effortlessly telegraphs presence and character, especially when worn slightly oversized. Try on these everyday heroes.

TWO OF A KIND • Amanda Seyfried didn't consider acting as collaboration until she worked with filmmaker Mona Fastvold on the exhilarating The Testament of Ann Lee. Here, the star and her director speak candidly about the art of their creative partnership.

SENSE OF SELF • Audrey Hobert, Gracie Abrams's friend and collaborator, is now an icon of idiosyncratic pop and one of music's unlikeliest breakouts. Brodie Lancaster meets her in Melbourne during her first Australian tour.

New order • Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard documented the whimper of a dying era. In Australian director Simon Stone's collaboration with a Korean theatre company, the story is transferred to Seoul, and a changing world.

STILL LIFE • Artist Jess Cochrane finds beauty in the everyday. As she prepares for her first solo exhibition in Sydney, she reflects on the evolution of her practice since reconnecting with her Hungarian heritage.

Table setting • A solo holiday to Sydney sparked a lifelong love affair with Australian food for acclaimed chef Danielle Alvarez, who is preparing the menu for Vogue's Summer Ball.

Lights up • After a seven-year hiatus, our premiere short film festival Tropfest is back. Past winners and founder John Polson, who launched the event in Sydney in 1993, remember the magic of making these mini movies.

FORCES OF FILM

FALL IN LOVE AGAIN AND AGAIN • Margot Robbie. Jacob...