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Ayan Broomfield always researches the robes at hotels before booking.

The hotel feature this tennis player checks before she checks in

Canadian tennis player Ayan Broomfield on the current trend she finds “so cute and playful”, and the luxury bag on her wish list.

  • Georgie Gordon

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Andre Agassi in 1988 at the US Open; Anna Kournikova in 2002 at the Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day Tennis Festival in New York; Lleyton Hewitt at the AAPT Tennis Finals in Adelaide in 1999.

The latest tennis models: The new Agassi, Hewitt and Kournikova

Meet the next generation of fashion leaders on and off the court.

  • Damien Woolnough
People walk past Mecca’s flagship store in Sydney.

The lipstick effect: How our $5.9 billion beauty splurge became a ‘necessity’

It’s one area we don’t stop spending on when times are tough – and businesses are seeking to cash in.

  • Jessica Yun
The Australian Open’s dress code: Content creator Morgan Riddle wearing Melbourne label Benni; Paige Lorenze in Christopher Esber; stylist Millie Ryan in Ralph Lauren.

Heels, lace and lingerie: The tennis fashion that belongs at the Brownlow

With models, celebrity guests and luxury sponsors, tennis fashion has lifted its game. But has it crossed the line?

  • Damien Woolnough
Verner x Ugg shoe auction during Australian Fashion Week 2024 in Carriageworks, Sydney.

‘Morally, it sucks’: Inside the Uggly fight over Australia’s iconic sheepskin boots

For decades, Australian bootmakers have been fighting a $50 billion giant for the right to call shoes by the name uggs – and losing.

  • Jessica Yun
From left: Fashion designer Effie Kats, American influencer Morgan Riddle and former AFLW player Moana Hope at the Ralph Lauren marquee at the Australian Open on Sunday.

No heels, don’t try too hard: How to dress for the tennis

Plenty of fashion labels without any official ties to the Australian Open are targeting style-conscious fans with outfits designed with watching tennis in mind.

  • Melissa Singer
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Make-up dupes might be cheaper, but are they damaging your skin?

Make-up dupes are affordable and look like the real thing. But should you use them?

The budget friendly alternatives can get you the same look for less. Experts weigh in on how the formulas stack up.

  • Abby Seaman

$550 for a haircut might seem a lot, but bad hair can really cost you

Attractive, well-groomed people usually get more promotions and make more money. But hundreds of dollars for a cut and colour, in this economy?

  • Rachel Clun

From Zendaya to Selena: How celebrity engagements drive ring trends

What does Zendaya’s cushion-cut diamond, alongside other recent celebrity engagements, say about the latest ring trends?

  • Melissa Singer and Lauren Ironmonger

If you dread buying swimwear, these expert tips have you covered

An Australian quiet luxury brand launches its first range, the colours that are on trend, plus the ’90s style making a comeback.

  • Melissa Singer

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