JOSEPHINE SKRIVER IS THE NEW FACE OF KOOKAI
KOOKAÏ have just unveiled their latest collection, ‘East Meets West’…and an international face to represent it. Danish supermodel Josephine Skriver stars in the stunning campaign, shot on location in Turkey, showing off the boho-inspired piece against the culture and richness of Istanbul.
“Josephine relates to the Kookai girl in everyway. She is a strong, independent and confident woman, with a genuine, laid back energy. Josephine dominated our inspiration boards for the last few seasons so to feature her in our East meets West campaign at the height of her career has been an absolute privilege, KOOKAÏ Co-Founder, Danielle Vagner, said on working with the Victoria Secret model.
COVERSE REINTRODUCE YOU TO THE CHUCK TAYLOR ALL STARS
An iconic shoe is getting a makeover. Converse have just released the Chuck Taylor All Star II – one of the biggest releases in the brands history.
The classic shape is now fitted with innovative technology and product enhancements including Nike Lunarlon cushioning, super soft micro-suede lining and a padded non-slip tongue which provide modern comfort solutions in a premium execution.
The brand new Chuck Taylor All Star II is available across the global 8 for RRP $120 at the Converse Melbourne Central Flagship Store, www.converse.com.au and selected Foot Locker, Hype DC and Platypus Shoes stores around the country in limited quantities.
JESSICA MARAIS X BERLEI
Jessica Marais has been announced as the new face for Berlei’s new Sensation range, and will be starring in a tongue-in-cheek TV ad airing in September.
‘The Berlei Sensation is now the only bra that I wear every day, it’s softer than any other bra I’ve worn, so I forget I’m wearing it!’ Jessica said.
IGGY AZALEA HEADLINES BONDS100 PARTY
The BONDS100 collection designed specifically for the brands centenary year and launching in tandem with Iggy’s visit features statement-making monochrome, Bonds logo waistbands, bold floral-print sloppy’s, matching bikini briefs and eye-popping prints.
