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Pamela Anderson wears a PRADA dress and tops. PANDORA earrings, necklace and rings. Stylist: Harriet Crawford Photographer: Jamie Heath Hair: Sophie Roberts Make-up: Victoria Baron Manicure: Victoria Houllis
Pamela Anderson spent her early career at the centre of a mythology she didn’t always identify with. Now, with a string of indie film projects in production, she’s defying expectations by showing up as her most authentic self.
Evocations of nature were woven through the autumn/winter ’26/’27 collections. At a time when it’s never been more difficult to distinguish real from artificial, the natural affinity goes deep.
is year marks the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair’s 20th anniversary, a celebration of creativity and culture. Meet five emerging artists from the 2026 edition whose work is shaped by community. KEAHANIE BAKER Keahanie Baker’s paintings,...
Works from this year’s finalists for the National Indigenous Fashion Awards contain odes to Country encoded with vital, sometimes urgent, ideas about the land we live on. Hanging like plastrons, sweeping necklaces that cover the chest, Lucy...
