VOGUE Australia

Mercy, mercy

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To celebrate the launch of the Mercy collection from Danish jewellery house Georg Jensen, guests gathered at Sydney harboursid­e Quay Restaurant for an evening affair to remember. Treated to an intimate dinner prepared by pre-eminent chef Peter Gilmore, a glamorous set enjoyed seasonal canapés before dining on a special three-course meal which included a dessert of crystallis­ed caramel, vanilla cream and prune jam. The evening’s celebratio­ns, which coincided with Vogue’s March triple-star cover reveal of Australian breakout model Adut Akech, actor Angourie Rice and singer-songwriter Amy Shark (adorned with pieces from the Mercy collection, no less), were capped off with an acoustic performanc­e from Shark. Fragrant floral arrangemen­ts by Grandiflor­a highlighte­d pieces from the collection, with the waterfront setting perfectly complement­ing the dazzling display.

 ??  ?? 1. From left: Georg Jensen CEO Anne Sullivan with Penny Constanti, Nadia Bayfield and Irene Rayment. 2. Georg Jensen Frequency collection with Grandiflor­a arrangemen­ts on the tables. 4. Sydney’s Circular Quay at sunset. 5. Shark’s private performanc­e for VIP attendees. 6. From left: Vogue editor-in-chief Edwina McCann with Shark and Sullivan. 7. Guests view pieces from Georg Jensen’s Mercy collection. 8. Guests seated for dinner.
1. From left: Georg Jensen CEO Anne Sullivan with Penny Constanti, Nadia Bayfield and Irene Rayment. 2. Georg Jensen Frequency collection with Grandiflor­a arrangemen­ts on the tables. 4. Sydney’s Circular Quay at sunset. 5. Shark’s private performanc­e for VIP attendees. 6. From left: Vogue editor-in-chief Edwina McCann with Shark and Sullivan. 7. Guests view pieces from Georg Jensen’s Mercy collection. 8. Guests seated for dinner.

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