Christmas came early last year and the glorious stocking filler was SUMMERWINTER. In less than twelve months and in only three issues it as set a new benchmark in Australian publishing.
SUMMERWINTER is the brainchild of photographer Chris Ferguson and journalist Lainie Bracher. The bi-annual magazine is not just a fashion title, it’s a “mindset.” You’ll be relieved by the absence of trend-heavy, consumer driven pages, saturated in product. In its place you will find beautiful shoots that strike a harmony between fashion and the uncommon beauty of this country. Issue three is merely proof of what we already know: SUMMERWINTER is reawakening the sleeping seeds of creative potential right here – instead of looking for it elsewhere.
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Martha Marcy May MarleneWriter-director Sean Durkin’s debut feature is subtly, almost perfectly calibrated between idyllic and terrifying, all the way to its chillingly...
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WeekendThough it’s a small film, Weekend grabs at a lot of big ideas that will needle you long after it ends. Writer/director Andrew Haigh crafts...
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An interview with OFWGKTAComplete this sentence: If Odd Future were elected president, we would… Tyler – Make skateboarding legal and have a national titty...
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Tinker Tailor Soldier SpyWhere Ian Fleming’s espionage is flip and glamorous, John Le Carré’s is dreary and cynical; George Smiley is the anti-James Bond. Still,...
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Woollen Kits, ‘Woollen Kits’ ...If it was early nineties Spin magazine would no doubt be calling this ‘slacker’ rock and yes it has a loose and relaxed feel but...
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Poolside Boners: an owner’s manual ...Most of the men who read this publication are well through puberty, but not so far through it they’ve forgotten the sheer humiliation that...