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Mekdela Maskal
You might recognise Mekdela Maskal from our beautiful recent campaign imagery. But modelling is just one part of the wide-ranging work this intelligent and generous-spirited woman does.
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Laura Schoorl
We talk to Laura Schoorl, director of ethical underwear brand Pansy, about her rituals for inspiration, relaxation and how she works through the challenging moments of entrepreneurship.
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Tune into the magic of the season
Twice a year at Solstice we like to take a pause as the seasons transition from the light half of the year to the dark half, or the dark half to the light...
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Music to Bathe To
Dedicated to soft and serene moments. We hope you find time to submerge yourself in a warm bath and escape through these tender tunes...
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Music to Cook To
In one of our favourite Karen Dalton tracks she sings 'Yesterday, any way you made it was just fine’. One way we make it through the day is by cooking. To dial-up the meditative effects, we recommend cooking with a well-curated playlist. For Music to Cook To, we’ve delved into an eclectic early 1970s mix — pour a glass of wine, push play and let the day slip away...
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Elisabeth Vidal, Designer
Welcomed into the home of Elisabeth Vidal on her 52nd birthday says much about the French designer’s warmth and enthusiasm, even before we delve into her sublime catalogue of collaborative projects...
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Maly Mann, Painter
With intentions on becoming a teacher, Los Angeles-based painter Maly Mann subsequently left university to pursue a freelance lifestyle as an artist. A pathway that was always calling, yet blurred with fear. We meet with Maly to speak about the moments that are pivotal in developing creative work — managing time & anxiety, and the courage to call one's own boundaries.
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Stevie Dance
Avid readers of the first issues of RUSSH will remember it’s progressive aesthetic and politically minded voice: celebrating youth, sex, curiosity and authenticity. But what readers were actually enjoying is the vision and voice of Stevie Dance, who led the magazine in its beginning years. We visit Stevie at her LA home in her newest role as a mother to her beautiful son Harmony.
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Kristin Dickson-Okuda of Iko Iko
For years we have admired Kristin Dickson-Okuda of Iko Iko's approach to concept and construction, building her creative language from acknowledging an experience’s essence and making it tangible. Becoming a mother has clarified her vision. Her work is unveiled by ego and determined to gently answer some of life’s little questions. Claire Cottrell visited Kristin at the studio, capturing her in motion, somewhere between problem-solving and play.
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