Tory Burch “Roxanne Statement Ring".Credit:
American fashion designer and philanthropist Tory Burch turned to the 1980s for her latest collection. Inspired by the bold pieces Burch wore when she first moved to New York from Pennsylvania, the jewellery is large, gold and embellished with hand-poured resin “stones”, creating an effect that’s both bohemian and cocktail.
Tory Burch “Roxanne Statement Ring”, $395 toryburch.com.au
Loewe “80 Desert” square boots.Credit:
Some of the leading names in fashion, including Bottega Veneta, Jacquemus and Jil Sander, have embraced square-toed shoes this season. Now Spanish luxury house Loewe has followed suit with this covetable caramel boot, featuring a geometric heel and contrasting hues of leather detail.
Loewe “80 Desert” square boots, POA loewe.com
Beni Ourain “Number Two” cushion.Credit:
This cosy cushion is repurposed from vintage Beni Ourain woollen rugs made in Morocco’s Atlas Mountains. It’s part of a range featuring variations of this cream and black diamond pattern; all are custom-made for new Australian homewares website Love After Love, curated by mother and daughter Catherine and Jessica Combe.
Beni Ourain “Number Two” cushion, $180 Loveafterlove.com.au
Cricut “Champagne” Maker machine.Credit:
Working like a laser cutter, the Cricut Maker crafting machine slices through fabric, leather and cardboard with interchangeable blades and easy-to-use software. This tealight lantern was made by the Good Weekend art department using cardboard offcuts and balsa wood. There’s also a strong online community of Cricut “makers” sharing their creations.
Cricut “Champagne” Maker machine, $550 Cricut.com/en_au
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