The Devil Wears Prada 2: glossy, knowing and more grown up

The film leans into the reality that the magazine industry hasn’t just evolved, it’s been completely upended. Print no longer dictates culture in the same way; digital does. It also reminds any members of legacy media that their world has industrially revolted.

Thredbo’s new snow season: what’s changing on the slopes this year

Blog / By Melissa Hoyer

Thredbo’s 2026 snow season leans into smarter snowmaking, seamless access and a more curated alpine experience, blending reliable conditions, elevated village energy and a clear shift toward year-round mountain appeal.

BOSS move: game, set, style as the big fashion house serves as the new culture force at the Australian Open

Blog, Fashion, News, Pop Culture, Style Spy / By Melissa Hoyer

In a new Australian Open style partnership, BOSS is cementing its presence in tennis at one of the world’s most prestigious tournaments, propelling its position as a leading authority at the intersection of sport and pop culture.

Outdoor or ‘Out of Home’ advertising: winners unveiled in the OMA Creative Awards

Blog, News, Pop Culture / By Melissa Hoyer

There is a deepening confidence in the creative potential of Out of Home (OOH) advertising. This year’s winners show how powerful the medium can be in amplifying big ideas and clever creative. The standard continues to rise, and today’s results highlight just how far the sector is pushing the boundaries

Soft tones, strong style: the new season knitwear vibe from chic French-inspired, Australian brand, Jac Cadeaux

Blog / By Melissa Hoyer

Melissa Hoyer

You can feel it. That chill in the air and with it, there’s a quiet shift in colours underway this season, well away from stark contrasts and into something softer and much more considered.

And that’s the aim of Claudia Stahl – the name behind the French-inspired, Australia-based brand, Jac Cadeaux. This season Claudia has given her brand an understated, stealth-like vibe. A vibe …