From the second Dion Lee's logo appeared in its blocky machine font and banging synthesised sounds started playing, we knew we were in for something futuristic in feel. Metal strips across the front of Lee's dresses had the look of cyborgish rib cages; at other times the metal sat across the knees of slim white pants. Fabrics and shapes had a sporty athleticism, and we noted something of an homage to Gucci Spring 2010 with the theme of cold metal on crisp white running through both.
As well as hitting the catwalk for L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival (LMFF)'s Runway 2, Dion Lee also scooped the Vogue Designer Award (more from that event shortly).











Thanks to Jennifer Aniston, a flat-iron is as important as a bottle of water. According to the Daily Mail, the Office of National Statistics declared that flat irons will replace the blow dryer in the cost of living basket–an indicator used to determine price inflation on essential products. Apparently, Jennifer Aniston influenced this shift. While I don’t think Jennifer Aniston influenced my straight hair, I do know that when I broke my flat iron, I almost had a panic attack and I replaced it immediately. Whether you don’t have a flat iron (doubt it), you could always use an emergency backup, check out these three flat irons that will keep your hair straight, along with the best hair products, to help you stay sane.

























