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Adriana Fernandez

Transforming Lives Through Style, One Fitting Room at a Time

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From the moment Adriana Fernandez entered the fashion industry at fifteen, she understood that style wasn’t just about clothing—it was about people. Her early career included roles with luxury concierge brand Quintessentially and Westfields, before she launched her own personal styling business, H. Restyling. Her approach goes beyond fashion. It’s rooted in trust. Clients often […]

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Athena X Levendi

A Life Painted in Layers of Self-Expression

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When Athena X Levendi arrived in Australia in 1997, her surname proved difficult for many to pronounce. Originally Xenakis—derived from the Greek word “Xenos,” meaning “foreigner”—her family name had already undergone a transformation generations prior. In Australia, the complexity of the name led friends to call her simply “Athena X.” What began as a casual

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Tali Udovich

Tali Udovich: Framing Music History Through Photography

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Tali Udovich has built more than a gallery—she’s created a space where memory, music, and art collide. As the founder and driving force behind Blender Gallery in Sydney, she has dedicated her career to preserving the cultural legacy of some of the world’s most iconic musicians through original, handcrafted photography. Her work is personal, passionate,

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Annalisa Capurro

Living Modernism: From Sydney to Palm Springs

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Annalisa Capurro’s passion for modernism began unexpectedly in an architectural history class. While her classmates gravitated toward familiar movements like Art Deco and Renaissance, she ended up assigned to the Bauhaus simply because no one else wanted it. That moment sparked a lifelong fascination with modernism — a fascination that would later define her career.

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Luciano Tiscornia

Shaping Space with Soul: Luciano Tiscornia’s Architecture of Presence

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Luciano Tiscornia’s connection to architecture began long before formal education. As a child in Buenos Aires, he accompanied his father—a self-made architect and builder—through construction sites, absorbing the process not just through sight, but through scent. The smell of lime and cement became an imprint of those formative years, tied as much to memory as

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Design Alchemy and the Healing Power of Space

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Cassandra York has spent nearly two decades refining a philosophy she calls Design Alchemy. While many may recognise her as an industry accredited, therefore qualified, Interior Designer and Architectural Draftsperson her work has long since moved beyond the standard details of Interiors and Architecture. Her latest focus—Design Neuro Architecture—is transforming how we think about the built environment and its effect on health, behaviour, and

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Layers of Influence: Inside the World of Janelle Watson-Evans

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The Gold Coast holds a particular charm, especially for those drawn to sunshine, design, and a lifestyle that has long attracted creatives. For Janelle Watson-Evans, the allure began in childhood. After moving from Sydney with her mother following her parents’ separation, she found herself immersed in a world where resilience met aesthetic ambition. Her mother,

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From Scottish Textiles to Sydney Interiors: A Designer’s Story

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I grew up in rural Perthshire, surrounded by rolling hills, long winters, and a creative spirit inherited from my grandparents. Those endless dark afternoons in Scotland encouraged imagination, which led me to pursue a degree in clothing design and manufacture at the Scottish College of Textiles. I was determined, even as a teenager, to build

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