#Australian designer

[iwantitinpink]

Pink Pearl earrings by Romance Is Born, SS24

Faux pearl clusters, inspired by 1950s costume jewellery, $150 AUD.

[jeeez-louise]

Zimmerman SS25 RTW

[aworldofpattern]

Forever Knits by Romance Was Born, Australian AW24

'Welcoming winter with our beautifully crafted, sustainable and socially beneficial knitted jumpers.

These have been made by KOCO Knits (Knit One Change One). They teach women in South Indian communities to hand knit, providing education and financial independence to them and their families.

Each jumper is made from 100% dead-stock yarns collected over time, that are then hand tied together to make a unique multicolour pattern... a random mix of wool, mohair, silk and cotton.

There is no machine intervention in the process, meaning no waste and no carbon footprint. Each one is a unique piece made to be with you forever, and made in a way to help our planet live forever.'

[megadangerouslyglitterybouquet]

J’Aton Couture

[olessan]

[porraelmo]

Fire Pit Landscape (Melbourne)

[malvacae]

[yeahsoapy]

Gwen probably studies pharmacy at uni, not too sure but she’s there doing something. Kev’s got an apprenticeship somewhere.

[fayevalcntine]

Vampire Appreciation Week: Favorite vampire fiction(s) OR first vampire obsession 

"A silver stake? A crucifix? What, did you think we haven't tried everything before? We've shot him, stabbed him, clubbed him, sprayed him with holy water, staked him through the heart, and STILL he lives! Do you understand? No-one knows how to kill Dracula!"

Van Helsing (2004), directed by Stephen Sommers

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Holden Torana GTR-X, 1970. Created by Holden's Fisherman’s Bend design and engineering department based on the LC Torana with a 160hp triple carburettor version of Holden's 186ci "Red" straight six engine. They used Opel-sourced 4 speed manual gearboxes and differentials. Three prototypes were made with ladder frame chassis (similar in concept to the Chevrolet Corvette) and fibreglass bodywork. The project was meant for series production, brochures were printed (see above) and the car was displayed at the Melbourne Motor Show but the programme was cancelled before production began. One of the prototypes was destroyed in testing, the white car above is in a museum and the 3rd (unfinished) car in in the hands of a collector

[kiunlo]

i made a banner for all of my fellow Aboriginal people and other aussies for whenever you want to talk about Australian Aboriginal issues but don't want the yanks on your stupid post. i hope you like it and please use it if you need it <3 no need to credit me

[aworldofpattern]

Rainbow Posy print, Romance Was Born, Australian SS23/24

Pretty sure this has elements lifted from 1970s bedding. Things like the Brentford Nylons sets my Nanna had when I was a tot.

[arc-hus]

Quarry House, Northcote, Australia - Winwood McKenzie

[3liza]

I'm glad western streamers have been gettinto indie games from Russia and Asia, especially horror games since horror is such a communicative genre and says so much about cultural mores, but I wish these cavalier white dudes would have a little more curiosity about the foundations of the imagery and neuroses the games are communicating with. whenever I see or play games from outside my home culture I'm always desperately curious about what I'm MISSING as a white American and it's always so satisfying and educational when I am able to have it explained to me or if I can look it up, even though I know I can only perceive it as an outsider. just stuff I'm ignorant about, like for some recent examples I can remember, stuff like Buddhist funeral objects or symbolism, Japanese vowel order, Russian Orthodox convent history, apartment layouts and community organization in Soviet housing blocs, uhhh let's see what else. candle and food symbolism around death and traditional forms of ghosts in the Philippines. customs and uses of, and gender issues around, communal bath houses in rural Japan. that kind of thing. i really really miss the few years where you really could type any of those topics into the Google search bar and usually get some kind of factual information written by humans. it's not impossible to look stuff up anymore but I can't express how easy it used to be.

[ahalcyongirl]

@ahalcyongirl

[drykoolaid]

*throws down violently then runs away giggling*