Category: Featured

  • The Santa Fe boots are apart of RM Williams’ Authentics Collection and are made today, the same way they always have been, by hand in Adelaide, Australia. These classic boots feature unlined willow leather uppers, brass screwed leather sole, cuban heel and rodeo square toe with classic decorative stitching.

    While they’re made for hard work, they’re perfect for the human who wants something more than just a regular leather boot from a heritage Australian brand.

  • Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons mark the new generation of mood ring colours with Prada’s menswear FW22 collection. With bright dark hues creating a shiny midnight sky, a glassy jade leather jumpsuit, and a powerful teal coat that would seal any deal on the table: the collection marks one of Prada’s strongest to date.

    Explore the new generation of mood ring colours through the latest MR TURNER MAGAZINE editorial.











  • The thought process that formed this writing piece came to me this afternoon. I was sitting in a sunlit corner of my home, taking small, quiet bites from a bar of chocolate. In that moment of solitude, feeling content with life, I began to ask myself am I doing enough to take care of our Earth?

    I wonder if it has ever happened to you when you’ve found a state of euphoria. Maybe you’ve been swimming in the ocean or out walking while looking up at the sky and trees. Inside that sliver of peace and presence, you find yourself asking, how long will this last? How long will this part of our ocean remain plastic-free, or how long before we’ve cut those trees down? What a strange thing for us to have a sense of nostalgia for something that hasn’t directly happened yet.

    I am aware that I am asking many questions, for which you may not have answers right now. Allow me to provide you with mine. I will no longer be pulled from my small slices of utopia to be reminded of why our planet needs us.

    Where do I begin? How can I start? The questions are ringing. Start with something small that you do every day. Start a community compost, do better with your recycling, reduce your takeaway consumption. Or maybe, start with coffee.

    Working alongside Nespresso has opened my eyes to many things about the coffee industry we aren’t aware of, like the production of coffee itself. This knowledge has highlighted to me how important the work they are doing is as an industry leader.

    With research beginning in the early 2000s, Nespresso has woven a green infrastructure into their DNA: from the 24% reduction in carbon emissions since 2009, the availability of capsule recycling to 100% of Australian customers, Nespresso’s investment of over $860M into sustainability projects since 2014, to planting over 5.3 million trees across 9 countries and making every cup of Nespresso coffee, globally, carbon neutral by 2022.

    What spoke to me most was that Nespresso works closely with 122,000 farmers inside their AAA sustainability program. They aim to ensure high-quality and sustainable coffee sourcing and help protect the welfare of the farming communities and practices from the dangers of climate change and economic volatility. It paints a very human picture and pours a green and conscious cup of coffee. One that warms me with each sip and brings me closer to that slither of peace.

    When I choose Nespresso, I can see the environmentally friendly impact I’m making just by shopping consciously. I might tackle saying no to single-use plastics next or make sure I always have a reusable shopping bag. Whatever it is, I’ll be making even more of a difference.

    Nostalgia comes from a Greek word that means to return home. If we all mastered one habit to help our planet, it’d be easier to master another and another. We can make sure that Earth’s green gardens and growing trees sing so that the bees can once again tell the flowers to bloom as they once did. 

    We can make sure that there will always be something to return home to. 

    What will you start with? 

    In partnership with Nespresso.

     

  • An exploration of the night and its accompanying nocturnal moods with PRADA FW21.

    For the nights where love and lust float through the air. It becomes tangible, like something you can pick up and eat. It tastes sweet and tart and easy.

    For the nights where confidence flows through our veins. He occupies a world where he knows what to dress and for what occasion. And it was always with a Prada garment.

    For the nights of fantasy. A brown boy. A mother’s son. Creating from his heart. Looking at the world from the wrong end of a telescope. It was nonsense and beauty and he liked it that way.

     

  • 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: 
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  • 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.