VOGUE Australia

Jurlique chic

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While in South Australia to launch October’s Adelaide Fashion Festival, Vogue’s editor-in-chief, Edwina McCann, joined Australian skincare brand Jurlique to present an intimate evening dedicated to signature style and skincare.

With the brand’s internatio­nal flagship store aglow in rose ombre hues, VIPs enjoyed an exclusive preview of the newly released Jurlique Herbal Recovery range. Guests were treated to three workshops while sampling local delicacies by Emma Reeves and award-winning wines by Deviation Road amid stunning in-store design elements that referenced Jurlique’s nearby farm, where its organic herbs are harvested.

The popular ‘style sessions’, meanwhile, presented by McCann and hosted by local business owner Alexis Teasdale, offered insights into identifyin­g a signature style, the latest fashion trends and skincare tips for a busy life. Guests were also treated to individual personalis­ed skin consultati­ons to find their optimal skincare ritual. Jurlique’s education specialist, Danielle Williams, who presented a masterclas­s on the night, said: “Jurlique has taken what they know works best in their iconic Herbal Recovery formulas and enhanced them with exceptiona­l new botanicals. The signature Viola tricolor extract – which helps minimise the signs of ageing and increases radiance – has more than tripled in dose to make the antioxidan­t-rich Herbal Recovery range.” Sounds like the perfect way to fast-track a summer glow.

 ??  ?? 1. Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Edwina McCann. 2. & 3. Guests sample Jurlique’s new range. 4. Floral displays inside the flagship Jurlique store. 5., 6. & 7. Attendees enjoy fine food and wine on offer while also partaking in style sessions held on the night.
1. Vogue Australia editor-in-chief Edwina McCann. 2. & 3. Guests sample Jurlique’s new range. 4. Floral displays inside the flagship Jurlique store. 5., 6. & 7. Attendees enjoy fine food and wine on offer while also partaking in style sessions held on the night.

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