Between Fashion Weeks. Awards season and all the red carpet action, March is traditionally a lot.
As we settle into autumn and Paris Fashion Week carries us to the crescendo of fashion month, attention turns to the autumn winter trends now setting the tone for the months ahead.
Already, Jonathan Anderson’s second outing for Dior has drawn us into the whimsical dreamscape of his imagination, complete with lily pads, cascading ruffles and subtle nods to fashion history.
Beyond the ready to wear itself, street style and celebrity sightings have offered the sartorial inspiration we were quietly craving.
As Australia’s summer begins its unsought retreat, the pace of fashion, beauty and culture shows little sign of slowing. Amid the constant churn of headlines, it can be difficult to stay across the latest developments. Fortunately, we have gathered the most notable fashion news, both local and international, so you do not miss a thing.
Win A Limited Edition Duffle Bag By Matildas’ Star
We loved the news our favourite goalkeeper – the Matildas’ Mackenzie “Macca” Arnold – has taken her first shot at fashiondesign: teaming up with Soft Serve Studio and Hahn to create a limited-edition duffle bag.
The Après Duffle is for travel from the pitch to the pub, with internal compartments for dirty kits, boots and an insulated section to keep postgame drinks cold.
Valued at $335, the bag is stamped with Macca’s personal signature, and shirt numbers stitched into the design.
Before they go on sale, she is testing the waters by asking fans to head to her Instagram account to be in the running to win one. The competition closes mid-April so get in quick at @Mackenziearnold.
Ralph Lauren’s Polo Play Pop-Ups Land In Australia
Ralph Lauren is bringing a considered dose of colour and playfulness to Australia with its Polo Play pop-ups, open from March 26 to April 6 at Chatswood Chase in Sydney and Emporium Melbourne.
Conceived as an immersive introduction to the latest Polo Play handbag collection, the spaces draw a new generation into the brand’s orbit through thoughtful design details and interactive experiences.
Visitors can personalise their bags with bespoke embossing or create custom charms, lending each piece a sense of individuality. The experience aligns with the collection’s second drop, fronted by Iris Law and SANA.
For those who can’t experience the pop-ups in Sydney or Melbourne, the Polo Play collection will also be available at Ralph Lauren boutiques nationwide, as well as online at ralphlauren.com.au.
Bvlgari Names Jake Gyllenhaal Its New Global Brand Ambassador
Bvlgari has tapped Jake Gyllenhaal as its new global brand ambassador, marking the first time the Roman house has appointed a man to the role. Announced in Rome, the partnership brings together the storied jeweller and an actor celebrated for his thoughtful, shape-shifting career.
A BAFTA winner and Academy Award nominee, Gyllenhaal has spent more than three decades building a body of work defined by creative risk and emotional depth.
“Jake represents a contemporary form of excellence rooted in integrity, empathy and authenticity,” said Bvlgari deputy CEO Laura Burdese. Gyllenhaal said he has long admired the maison’s ability to blend beauty, craftsmanship and meaning.
Love Isabelle Opens New Flagship Store
Sydney jewellery brand Love Isabelle has opened a new flagship boutique in Manly, marking a significant step forward for the label founded by Isabelle Sidd. Designed in collaboration with Sydney-based interior studio Coffey Hallett, the space blends retail with the feeling of a private lounge — think soft Italian vintage lighting, rich walnut and burl joinery, a grand mirror wall and sculptural detailing that gives the boutique a gallery-like quality. Vintage pieces sourced from Italian eBay and local marketplaces are woven throughout, lending the space the feel of stepping inside a treasure chest.
At the heart of the boutique is a jewellery bar where customers are invited to pull up a stool, try on pieces with the help of boutique assistants, and linger over a drink from the in-store bar fridge. It’s a deliberately unhurried experience — somewhere to visit with friends and take your time — reflecting Sidd’s long-held belief that jewellery is an inherently tactile and personal purchase. “Being able to see, feel and try on pieces in real life creates a deeper connection and confidence you simply can’t replicate digitally,” she says.
Dior Presents Diorly
At Dior, even everyday accessories arrive with intention. Jonathan Anderson’s Diorly bag introduces a softer, more relaxed approach to the house’s codes.
Crafted in supple leather or suede and finished with cannage stitching, the silhouette carries a subtle vintage ease. Available in medium and large sizes, it has now arrived online and in boutiques and is ready to find its place on your arm.
Trudon Introduces Figuerie: A Refined Interpretation Of Fig
Trudon’s Figuerie marks the House’s first interpretation of fig, reimagined as a vegetal, woody fragrance rooted in 17th-century France. For his debut as Creative Director, Hugo Ferroux drew from Versailles’ Royal Figuerie, where Louis XIV’s prized fruit was cultivated year-round.
The scent captures a delicate interplay of light and shadow, opening with fresh white fig before deepening into patchouli, damp earth and soft sandalwood. Developed with perfumer Émilie Bouge, it evokes a winter garden stirring to life in early spring. Housed in Trudon’s signature celadon glass, the collection spans candles, diffusers and a room spray, now available online.
Witchery Enlists St. Agni For Its 2026 White Shirt Campaign
Witchery has announced Byron Bay–born label St. Agni as the designer behind its 2026 White Shirt Campaign, continuing the brand’s long-standing partnership with the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation.
Launching April 7, the collection features three new silhouettes designed by founders Lara and Matt Fells, including a longline wrap shirt, button-back wrap shirt and, for the first time, a halter style.
Since launching in 2008, the initiative has raised almost $18 million for ovarian cancer research, with Witchery donating 100 per cent of gross proceeds from every shirt sold. Funds support vital projects focused on prevention, earlier detection and improved treatments for one of the most lethal cancers affecting women.
Margot Robbie’s Rendezvous With Chanel
Earlier this month, celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff used Chanel lipstick to create Margot Robbie’s soft, romantic beauty look for the Paris premiere of Wuthering Heights, tapping colour onto the lips for a diffused bordeaux stain.
The moment serves as a fitting prelude to Chanel’s new Rouge Allure Velvet Limited Edition collection, which reimagines the house’s iconic velvet formula in fresh shades and collectible packaging, available online and in-stores now.
Max Mara’s Classic Trench, Seen Through Five Creative Lenses
For Spring/Summer 2026, Weekend Max Mara turns to the trench coat as both icon and canvas, inviting five artists to reinterpret its familiar form, now available in Australia as the cooler months begin.
Curated by Francesco Bonami, the project brings together Victoria Kosheleva, Paola Pivi, Tschabalala Self, Tai Shani and Shafei Xia, each offering a distinct visual language shaped by their own practice.
The results feel like wearable works, where motifs, textures and symbolism carry personal meaning. Shot by Petra Collins, the accompanying imagery leans into this sensibility, framing the coats not simply as fashion, but as objects that sit somewhere between wardrobe and artwork.
Longchamp’s Beach Club Takeover
This March, Longchamp brings a touch of the Parisian seaside to Sydney, transforming the Nielsen Beach Club at Shark Beach, Vaucluse into La Plage Longchamp, the brand’s first-ever Australian summer takeover.
Open from March 3 to 12, the immersive beach club invites visitors to relax by the water, enjoy light bites and take part in creative experiences, from meditation sessions to sunset mixology.
The activation also showcases Longchamp’s Summer 2026 Catch the Parisian Wave collection, featuring raffia textures, surf-inspired designs and sun-washed hues. A highlight is the Maison’s first-ever surfboard, created in collaboration with French workshop Shapers Club, blending retro lines with coastal charm.
Event Details:
La Plage Longchamp: Event Details
Opening Dates:
March 3 – March 12
Public Experiences (registration required):
- La Pliage Filet & Scarf Styling
- Breathwork & Meditation
- Watercolour Workshop
- Sunset Mixology Workshop
- Live Sunset Performance
Opening Hours:
Open daily: 10am – 4pm
Aleph Beauty Launches In Australia
Aleph Beauty is a New Zealand–founded clean beauty brand created by makeup artist Emma Peters. Rooted in the idea that less can do more, the brand offers a refined range of multi-use, mixable formulas designed to adapt to different skin tones, textures and daily needs.
The products are vegan, cruelty-free and free from ingredients like microplastics, silicones and synthetic fillers, instead blending plant-based ingredients and skincare actives such as Totarol, peptides and hyaluronic acid.
Sustainability is also central to the brand, from refillable packaging to its B Corp certification. As Aleph Beauty launches in Australia, it brings a thoughtful, skin-first approach to makeup that feels modern, effortless and easy to wear.
The New Generation Of Wine That’s Lighter, Fresher And Better For The Planet
Tread Softly wines were served at marie claire’s International Women’s Day lunch on March 6
In an era where conscious consumption is reshaping everything from fashion to food, wine is beginning to follow suit. Enter Tread Softly, a new generation of wines designed for drinkers who want great flavour without the heaviness – or the environmental footprint.
Crafted from classic grape varieties grown in regions that allow them to flourish naturally, Tread Softly wines are picked earlier at optimal ripeness. The result? Wines that are balanced, vibrant and naturally lighter in alcohol, without compromising on taste. Fresh, expressive and easy to drink, they reflect a shift away from the high-alcohol, full-bodied styles that dominated wine culture for decades. But the appeal isn’t just in the glass. Tread Softly has also built sustainability into every part of its production. The brand uses modern vineyard and water management techniques to reduce environmental impact and bottles its wines in lightweight glass to lower transport emissions.
Most notably, the company plants an Australian native tree for every six bottles sold through its partnership with Carbon Neutral. Since launching the initiative, the brand has planted hundreds of thousands of trees — part of its ongoing effort to reduce its carbon footprint and restore native landscapes.
The message is simple: wine can still be delicious, expressive and joyful – while treading a little more lightly on the planet.
Georg Jensen Unveils Sculptural New Jewellery For Spring-Summer 2026
Danish design house Georg Jensen is ushering in the new season with a refined series of jewellery releases that expand three of its most recognisable collections – Offspring, Mercy and Reflect – all crafted in collaboration with longtime designer Jacqueline Rabun.
Rabun, who has worked with the house for more than two decades, revisits the brand’s signature sculptural aesthetic with pieces that feel both timeless and versatile. Among the highlights are new Offspring earrings, which reinterpret the collection’s iconic egg motif – a symbol of human connection – through a customisable design featuring detachable drops in graduating sizes that can be layered or worn individually.
The Reflect collection also expands with a slim, elongated necklace featuring the line’s organic links. Designed as a sautoir, it can be tied or wrapped in multiple ways, offering a flexible approach to styling. Meanwhile, the Mercy collection introduces a new pendant that translates the soft, sculptural curves of its rings into a pendant suspended from a simple cord.
Captured in Paris by photographers Deo Suveera and Pamela Dimitrov, the campaign presents the pieces as part of everyday life – reinforcing Georg Jensen’s philosophy of jewellery that is both sculptural and effortlessly wearable.
Go to georgjensen.com/en-au
Olay’s Latest Lightweight Moisturiser Is A Summer Staple
Olay Super SPF 50 Fluid Moisturiser 50ml, $34.99
For those looking to simplify their morning routine without compromising on results, Olay Super SPF50 delivers five skincare benefits in one ultralight formula. Designed to firm, brighten, hydrate, protect and prime, the multitasking moisturiser works as both sunscreen and makeup primer, helping shield skin from premature ageing caused by sun exposure. The lightweight texture absorbs quickly with an invisible finish – no white cast, stickiness or pilling under makeup. Powered by ingredients including niacinamide, collagen peptide, trehalose and glycerin, the formula is clinically proven to improve firmness, translucency and hydration in just one week, making it an effortless daily essential for healthier, protected skin.
Provincial Home Living Unveils Timeless New Pieces For Effortless Interiors
Australian interiors brand Provincial Home Living’s collection of homewares are designed to bring warmth, texture and timeless style to everyday spaces. Among our favourites is a striking rice paper wall artwork, where delicate moulded layers create a sculptural three-dimensional effect, framed in rich dark timber. The range also includes the Lafayette Chair, a lightweight aluminium design with a woven seat that brings relaxed café-style elegance to dining areas or sunrooms. The relaxed Sorrento sofa adds comfort to the collection, featuring oversized cushions, feather-wrapped foam padding and removable cotton covers designed for effortless living. Completing the offering is the handwoven Indra rattan mirror and plush feather-filled cushions – pieces that add natural charm and understated elegance to modern homes.
Go to provincialhomeliving.com.au
Why Cellular Health Is the New Frontier in Wellness Supplements
A new generation of supplements is focusing on health at a cellular level, with a range organised into three pillars: Cellular Nutrition, Healthy Longevity and Cellular Beauty. Leading the line-up is Cellular Metabolism, formulated with berberine to support healthy blood glucose, lipids and body composition. Cellular Joint Mobility combines UC-II collagen and rhodiola to enhance joint function and reduce mild pain, while Cellular Cognition, featuring Lutegen®, supports memory and learning. Cellular Energy uses nicotinamide to help relieve fatigue and boost cellular energy production. Completing the range, the Cellular Beauty products support hair growth and skin hydration, promoting beauty from within.
The Swisse Nutra range – including Cellular Energy, Cognition, Metabolism, Joint Mobility, Hair Growth, and Skin Hydration – is available exclusively at Chemist Warehouse. Follow @swissenutra on Instagram and @swisseau on TikTok, or explore the full range at swisse.com.au/nutra.
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Flo & Frankie Is Making Elevated Everyday Style Look Easy
Flo & Frankie is a fashion destination bringing together leading local and international brands in one carefully curated space. Known for its elevated everyday aesthetic, the label focuses on versatile pieces designed to become lasting wardrobe staples. From statement shirts to softly draped dresses, each collection blends contemporary trends with timeless design. Sustainability is also central to the brand’s ethos, with initiatives including tree planting for every order and eco-friendly packaging. Founder Chrissy Conyngham says the mission is simple: to create clothing that empowers women and celebrates confidence, while building a business that supports community, creativity and positive change.
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