Paying homage to old world masculinity, New Zealand-born, Melbourne-based jeweller Amy Gopperth is carving a niche for herself in the industry with her modern take on traditional men’s jewellery.

Last Friday Somewhere boutique hosted the launch of 'Sometimes' Magazine. In their own words, sometimes they sell clothes, sometimes they host exhibitions and last week they launched a magazine.
Canvassing a collection of conversations and creative submissions from prominent local and international designers, artists and musicians, here is what Melbourne Street Fashion found at the party.

When visitors come to Melbourne they inevitably end up south of the river, missing out on some incredible street style. No matter we say, lets keep it a little secret just between us, okay?

Gertrude, Smith and Brunswick, see if you can pick where this handsome bunch have been snapped...

Lucinda from Thrift & Thread graces us with her presence in today's guest post which just happens to be all about making your own necklace out of cord. Watch and learn.

First off, erase those Scandinavian, ‘folksy’ images that may be filling your head right now. Clogs are definitely back, but not with the Dutch nostalgia
that may have kept them hidden from fashion for many years. If in doubt simply look to Gorman and their oh-so-cool shop girls who stylishly wear their
wooden platform clogs in patent black, pillar-box red and chirpy sunshine yellow.