Author: JT

  • The latest magazine edit explores the idea of transeasonal styling when it comes to Summer and Winter – making this not your regular [a] day in the park.

    This is an editorial that recontextualises a season collection. Fashion releases don’t always align when it comes to the northern and southern hemisphere seasonal opposites.

    However, that doesn’t mean that you can’t wear Summer releases in Winter. To test this I reworked Bally‘s SS21 collection to suit an Australian Winter; A Day in the Park.

    This article also features styling elements from Raf Simons and Jac+Jack.

    View the whole edit below.

     

     

  • High Winter is a collaboration with MYER to coincide with the launch of the Live Your Winter Campaign and celebrate their latest seasonal The Myer Man Men’s Winter drop.

    There is no time like the present to invest in good times and quality pieces to live Winter like you mean it. At Myer, and Myer Man, you can shop a wide range of coats and jackets, knit and sweats, jeans, t-shirts, and more, across well-known brands.

    In this edit, I created four looks to suit my everyday style using a mixture of my favourite streetwear and denim MYER MAN brands. Find the breakdown, and hyperlinks, under the editorial.

    MYER MAN LOOK ONE: 
    MYER MAN LOOK TWO:
    MYER MAN LOOK THREE:
    MYER MAN LOOK FOUR:
  • Reconnecting with one of my original favorites, Jac+Jack, to style, story, and showcase some of their AW21 pieces from their menswear collection.

    I titled this editorial A Drop of Blue in the Crater because the current AW21 drop from Jac+Jack is an array of blue hues, and the location looks to be a natural crater. Nothing poetic or symbolic hiding in this title, it’s literal.

    You can shop the current Menswear collection on Jac+Jack by clicking here.

     

     

  • RESORT CITY is all about finding the median between holiday and resort-wear whilst living and working in a city that is by the beach. Such a city provides new meaning to workwear and everyday style.

    This editorial is all about the Resort City style, featuring Australian luxury label Commas, and accessories from Italian label Tod’s.

  • Violet Grace Atkinson and I joined forces with our favourite skincare brand Liberty Belle Rx to create the La Vie Est Belle campaign.

    Our Liberty Belle Rx campaign is dedicated to illuminating the individuality of each product in the Liberty Belle Rx line. From bobld flowers in blooming gardens to the endless blue in the sky above, these images symbolise the luxury and opulence of Liberty Belle Rx.

    Violet and I wanted to create a cohesive story of the range through colour, form, and shape; artfully depicting the personality of each product without being literal.

    Welcome to our modern renaissance.

     

     

     

  • One of my favourite projects of the year. Where The Wild Flowers Are is an editorial featuring Kim Jones’ Dior Men’s Resort 2021 collection. Photographed by Joel Tozer, shot in the Snowy Mountains, and directed by yours truly.

    Watch the video here.

    And Jordan, the king of all wild flowers, was lonely and wanted to be where someone loved him best of all. There should be a place where only the things you want to happen, happen. “And now,” cried Jordan, “let the wild rumpus start!”

     

     

  • INTRODUCING PRADA RE-NYLON: the fashion house’s cutting-edge move to total sustainability in their iconic fabric.

    I am proud to stand alongside Prada as they put the concept of Timeless to the test. #PradaReNylon; created through a recycling and purification process of plastic waste collected from oceans, fishing nets, and other textile waste — something that can truly last forever.

    Shop sustainably in Prada Sydney, as of right now.

     

     

  • Patricia and I became friends simply by being in the right place at the right time. We started talking as strangers over a box of free books. Her and I both scouring its content for obscure found objects and interesting clippings to turn into collages. Now we are a champion team of holding lengthy conversations on just about anything.

    I share a lot of my thoughts and creative ideas with Patricia. In many of our chance encounters she bestows a lot of importance on the theme of originality. She began collating clippings and editorials that she’d find in magazines, books, and the likes to share with me. On the back of each cut out are her handwritten thoughts. They aren’t always positive, and I’ve grown to appreciate her uncensored opinions.

    Often her critiques would give me something entirely new to think about. Patricia’s small contributions became an exercise of thinking outside the box. I now eagerly wait for whenever she has a new bundle of clippings for me to collect. The latest collection of tangible ideas that I can hold inside my own hands.

    If you ran into Patricia on the street you’d be just as enamoured as I am. I could spend forever listening to her recount moments from her life. Much like the time she told me how she once fooled her way into a gentleman’s bar by wearing a suit. I didn’t doubt she made it through for a second. She has a presence so charming, so captivating, that it must have let her glide through her entire life pushing boundaries.

    This is a special relationship to me. One who’s contribution pushes my thinking, grows my imagination, and keeps me on my toes.

    An ode to you, Patricia. And thank you for my latest collection of clippings, thoughts, and ideas.

     

  • It’s a Bally story. Set inside spacious green fields that glow under a golden sun. Viscerally highlighting Bally AW20’s warm colours that decadently, yet also delicately, partner with rich textures.

    A Bally Story is constantly moving – never staying put for too long. It finds and creates moments inside a journey, and it also lets them go. It sounds sharp and cold, yet it feels dense and generous, much like what lies inside the Bally AW20 collection.

    Featuring Violet Grace Atkinson, Jordan Turner, and Charles Alexander.