Grace Quealy shot by JoDuck.

I’m off to the beach…….

images: joDuck

Dasha for Black Magazine shot by Karen Inderbitzen-Waller.

images: karen inderbitzen- waller 

Isaac, Daniella, Styled by Imogen Wilson, Photographer Sara Orme, Hair and Make Up Bex Browne for U Magazine.

Max and Olivia.

Declan and Tia.

images: imogen wilson

Lili Sumner shot by Euan Danks.

images: lili sumner

Pre Fall 2012 Michael Kors.

Proenza Schouler Pro Fall 2012.

Chanel Pre Fall 2012.

Reed Krakoff 2012 Pre Fall.

Alexandra Spencer of 4th and Bleeker’s brother Byron who is a photographer has a pretty cool blog featuring some of my fav Aussie models.

He has a cool fly on the wall style, like a daytime party photographer of the day to day wish you were there variety.

Above is new-girl Emily Jean.

Rachel.

Ollie.

Myf.

images: spencer not spencer

Harper’s Bazaar Australia January/February 2012, Photographer: Benny Horne, Makeup: Chino Omae, Hair: Gavin Harwin, Model: Bette Franke.

Wow her legs were made for a strutting shot through the streets.

 images: beauty lies in the eye

Oyster 96, two covers styled by Stevie Dance.. Daisy Lowe and actress Lea Seydoux styled by Stevie Dance.

French actress and Prada Resort and Sunglasses face and more importantly was the lovely antique dealer with dark roots and that amazing

french t-shirt and jeans look that caught Owen Wilson’s eye.

Love the fonts used on both covers, Oyster covers used to be a dark Gareth Pugh house party but now they are more disposable camera

dipped in hundreds and thousands. I need to subscribe…check out cute interview @ oyster…

images: oyster & stevie dance

LoveWant are calling out to all writers for a one off interview…to be published in the next edition…see here at Pedestrian...

I’ve started to write, have my subject to ask and yet it’s crazy at the minute so it all ends soon, so get submitting.

images: lovewant

Russh Dec/Jan, Cloud Street, Photography Derek Henderson, Creative Direction Christine Thornton, Fashion Editor Billie Iveson and

Model Anna Brewster.

Russh has changed. It’s lost the Stevie Dance LA peroxide and patchwork leather sleaze and returned to the dreamy 70′s hold hands and

dream of peace. Unlike Australian Vogue Russh showcases upcoming International models mixed in with articles on local labels you have

never heard of and shopping pages filled with make up less models in a jumble mix of cheap and over the top expensive.

images: tfs