Kristy and Tom underneath the magical “Be Tree” on their BIG day… x
Image_ Carine Thévenau
The Love Tree
AGIDEAS International Design Conference
I am super proud to be speaking alongside such creative talents as Illustrator – Shaun Tan, Typographers – Autobahn (Netherlands), Furniture Designer – Ross Didier, Artist – Stormie Mills and many more at Agideas International Design Conference in Melbourne this coming May!
Billie and Elliot’s Hinterland Wedding!!!!
To bring in the New Year, I was lucky enough to shoot the stunning wedding of Billie (of design studio Zed and Bee) and Elliot Routledge (AKA Numskull) in Noosa, Australia. The ceremony was set overlooking the exquisite gardens of landscape gardener Michelle Shennen (also mother of the bride!!). Dramatic fireworks and a dancefloor created by the hilarious Mikey from Van She followed the loving nuptials of the creative couple.
It really was the perfect day!
All styling care of Zed and Bee.
All images_ Carine Thévenau
Emma Daniels, Dear Pluto and Frankie Magazine.
My cute friend, Emma Daniels, owns the gorgeous vintage store, Dear Pluto in Surry Hills, Sydney. I shot her and her black cat, just before she took off (on a short sabbatical) to Europe, for the current issue of Frankie Magazine. Check out the summer issue to read more about Emma, her garden market stalls, in store movie and speed dating nights.
Dear Pluto is tucked away at 5A Wilshire St, Surry Hills, Sydney. x
Fashion Graduate Of The Year Emily Walters…
Last week I shot Emily Walters beautiful collection ‘Gossamer’. Pictures below.
Words via VOGUE.COM
Sydney student Emily Walters is named winner of this year’s Fashion Graduate of the Year Award at Brisbane’s Mercedes Benz Fashion Festival.
A collection of layered silk, silk georgette and plastic pieces in nude and tangerine hues won Sydney-based designer Emily Walters the Fashion Graduate of the Year Award at the Mercedes-Benz Brisbane Fashion Festival last week.
The 22-year-old former Sydney TAFE student was selected from a group of 12 graduates from around Australia.
“It feels so strange because I finished it so long ago and I thought I had no hope in this competition,” says Walters. “I came up [to Brisbane] for the experience without really having hopes of winning, so I was really overwhelmed and surprised.”
The collection, ‘Gossamer’, was inspired by the delicate beauty of spider webs.
“Spider webs are quite haunting and a bit scary but still quite beautiful, delicate and alien-like,” says Walters. “I wanted the collection to have a similar feel.”