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I remember liking Lisa's design but I forgot what she even looks like... I do remember her having a mole but that's it 😔
If you ever redesign her, what's something you're absolutely sure you'll add to her as a character? (Also your vampire and hunter are beautiful and I adore them, even if I only seen them once)
This is Lisa!
I think her actual face will look the same dw! the mole stays! because i don’t see why I should change it really but I had a concept that she was like under cover or like had a secret identity or something and that changes a lot the decisions I made with her if I wanna trash it so she’s kinda in this limbo state!
As well as the school uniform thing because the story was originally @ some affluent school for upper echelons and she was disguising as a rich mean queen bee and that’s how her and Sydney meet. but I think to kill like 5 birds with one stone (I was truly making this way too complicated I don’t even wanna explain it 😭) I’ll just make it a sky high situation academy with powers in college slay
So because it’s even more school stuff I wanted to lean into the darkness of everything for the design so I’m like making the uniform black for everyone and possibly everything in greyscale as a stylistic choice hmm
Her personality is more or less the same as before she’s logical but nice enough and shes very pragmatic and and a little niave!
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NEW THIS MORNING: The 4th new episode of 'The Amazing Digital Circus' dropped in to serve at Spudsy's [#OneNETnewsEXCLUSIVE]
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA -- 'The Amazing Digital Circus' has just been recently dropped new episode on Saturday morning (December 14th, 2024 -- Australia local time). This brand-spanking new episode, where the circus crew, including Pomni, went on a crazy adventure to Spudsy's, a fast food restaurant mimicking the retro feel of the 90s with its parodies of McDonald's as they briefly became employees there for only a day.
In the new episode, per exclusively obtained to 'OneNETnews', Pomni and her digital friends run wild in their fast-food workplace. That's because, Gangle underwent a sudden transformation that sees her take over the restaurant with a new mask that altered her character type from meek to dominant. From Ragatha's odd antics to a storyline involving "Stupid Sauce" that finds her acting erratically for the remainder of the episode, the narrative veers into some bizarre territory.
Several key developments allowing fans to enjoy Caine's first major introduction, and an appearance naming 'Gloink Queen' & 'Gummigoo', his eventual intimidating nemesis who appears for reasons unknown after being seemingly vaporized in a previous 2nd episode "Candy Carrier Chaos!" from a non-player characters (NPCs) when arrived in the circus home.
It is still unclear, whether the relationship of Gummigoo has received an official acknowledgment for Pomni. OneNETnews can confirm as Gummigoo finally returns as a common customer of Spudsy's. This episode is also not anything like those seen before in more low-key, and exploring some deep character dynamics with a lot of dark humor, in addition to an understatement in the narration.
The menu of Spudsy's, according to 'TheWackyWatch' website, featuring the selections of "The Slab", "Mega Mega Stack", "Dobby Dog", and "Just Pickles". Prices are ranging from U$D0.31 cents to U$D70 (or approximately PHP20 to PHP4,106).
Shifting gears from the previous installments, the episode features a more mature narrative approach. Significantly, research shows a purposeful prioritization of atmosphere, including minimized background music (BGM), establishing a darker and more contemplative ambience. It is a stylistic choice that deepens character exploration, not least through Gangle's turbulent emotional experience, almost clear to the facts of mental issues.
Character dynamics take center stage, with particular attention paid to the psychological undercurrents of the said digital characters. The episode's black comedy elements, exemplified by moments like Jax's shocking interaction with Ragatha, underscore the series' willingness to push narrative boundaries.
Intriguingly, there is some delightful foreshadowing for an appearance from Ragatha in the next new episode. She is woodenly playing with a rubber baseball, and her movements seem to suggest plot developments to be expected in 2025 and beyond. This spicy narrative breadcrumb has already begun to catalyze, and some speculations from the show’s diehard fanbase.
"Fast Food Masquerade" is a standout episode that digs deeper into the personalities and struggles of the characters. The unique setting and serious tone make it one of the most memorable installments in the series. Fans of The Amazing Digital Circus will surely enjoy this latest episode release.
Start your day with a morning shift as 'The Amazing Digital Circus' is available to stream right now for free via video-sharing platform YouTube, and paid American streaming provider Netflix.
SCREENGRAB COURTESY: Glitch Productions via NTFX
-- OneNETnews Online Publication Team
#entertainment news#sydney#australia#TADC#the amazing digital circus#spoilers#tadc spoilers#episode 4#spudsy's#McDonalds#fyp#exclusive#first and exclusive#OneNETnews
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I don’t know how to say this in a way that isn’t sexist, but Taylor did not dress like other 19 year olds (college students) in the US when she was 19. She famously never showed her bellybutton and kept her chest fairly covered. Even the short skirts with the slight midriffs from the 1989 era still felt very conservative compared to some of the other popular styles of the time. But I also think she was preyed on and criticized so much she didn’t want to add to that fuel. But, I’m also not a huge fan of Taylor’s style (her stylist is an enemy of mine) (I’m a bit of a fashion snob).
Sydney Sweeney is a fascinating comparison to make because I feel like she often misses on red carpets because her stylist struggles with dressing her in a way that doesn’t feel too old (aka being taken seriously) while still feeling trendy and fresh.
I actually looove taylor’s style (unpopular opinion in the fandom, I guess). I think it’s extremely flattering, and everyone i know irl says she dresses great. i know people wan avant garde looks from her, but that’s just not who she is, and i personally admire her refusal to try to be anyone else (especially as someone who changed her image so many times over the years). stylists are a touchy subject tbh.
I would say the 1989 era stuff wasn’t too conservative, but it looked like that on her for a variety of reasons. it’s just the image she built for a long time. even when she acts sexual now, it’s never as overt as some of her artists who make it the centerpoint of their image. the good girl reputation was very necessary in the late 00s considering the cultural climate at the time, though. there’s one interview from 2009 where she says she has people on her team who tell her when a skirt is too short, and she appreciates the feedback. that’s not common for a nineteen-year-old, but it’s the route she chose, and it probably benefited her in the long run.
sydney’s sex appeal can never be divorced from anything she does, and that makes it difficult to style her, because you have to toe the line between playing into that and still making sure she doesn’t get objectified so much that it turns into a hate train. it’s a very sad reality of the space she occupies in the industry.
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MET GALA 2024 Review: May 6, 2024
I feel that there's more photos and guests, but vogue.com only posted 263 images.
Yes
Lana Del Rey
Dua Lipa
Zendaya
Jessica Biel
Harris Reed
Penélope Cruz
Aurora James
Jennifer Lopez
Lil Nas X
Karol G
Natasha Poonawalla
Christine Beauchamp
Jennie Kim
Tory Burch
Grace Murdoch
Taika Waititi
Rita Ora
Ivy Getty
Nelly Korda
Michelle Williams (I love the pink hair!)
Taraji P. Henson
Shakira
FKA Twigs
Ugbad Abdi
Shakira
Doja Cat
Nicki Minaj (OUTFIT, NOT PERSON.)
Camila Mendes
Adut Akech
LaQuan Smith
Usher
Anok Yai
Imaan Hammam
Karlie Kloss
Cardi B (OUTFIT, NOT PERSON.)
Tyler Mitchell
Kaia Gerber
Iris Law
Men either try or don't try at all, so kudos to the stylists of the men that actually tried.
No
Serena Williams (The gold was gorgeous, but I don't like the construction of the dress. On top of that, it didn't flatter her physique well.)
Kylie Jenner (obviously)
Kris Jenner (obviously)
Michelle Yeoh
Sydney Sweeney (I like the shade of blue and flower appliques, though.)
Yes and No
Ariana Grande
Elle Fanning
Kylie Minogue
Kendall Jenner
The Redmayne's (They went all out, that's for sure, but I don't see how their outfits correlate to the theme.)
Olivier Rousteing (I like the top and flare pants!)
Irina Shayk
Camila Cabello
Kelsea Ballerini
Naomi Campbell (The color and fabric are pretty, but I feel like she went a little too safe.)
Taylor Russell
The F*ck?
Cara Delevingne
Lizzo
I know that there were a ton more people, but I wanted to keep the list of each category short.
🌸 May 8, 2024 🌸
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Even if she only had a smaller role in a movie, I’m pretty sure she earns more with those than most of us do in a year. / you have no idea how the industry works if you think she's earning alot. One of the stars of Euphoria, the biggest show in recent years, said she couldn't afford to take 6 months off work. The lead of Reign (5 season show) said she lost 60% of her salary off the bat from taxes and manager/agent fees. AB had 1 lead role for 18 episodes and hasn't worked in over a year.
I've never said she earns a lot. I said she earns more than most of us do in a year, which is true.
I guess you're talking about Sydney. According to Google, she earned 325,000 dollars from Euphoria, which means she made more money with that show than I, personally, would do in a year. Most people would need to work for five or even more years for this money. So maybe it's not that good for them, but yeah most of them earn more with a project than we would do in a year. Not all of them, but most of them yes. Also in WN, she was the lead, and most of the cast was pretty unknown, at least for most people. In Euphoria, there was Zendaya, who was already a huge star. A lot depends on your co-stars, too.
I'd also guess that Sydney's Hollywood lifestyle costs much more than Alba's. Sydney goes to more red-carpet events and gives more interviews. She constantly needs a makeup artist and a stylist. Those cost a lot too.
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Ian Abdulla (1947–2011) Ngarrindjeri artist.
Ian Abdulla lived all his life at Cobdolga, an early irrigation settlement in the Riverland region of South Australia. The township is located beside the Murray River, it’s name a corruption of Cobdogle, the ‘king’ of the local Aboriginal tribe. Abdulla grew up by the swamp, formed when the system of locks changed the river level, a haven for water birds, especially pelicans.
He began painting in the late eighties, a period of cultural renaissance in Cobdolga, due in large to mentorship from art activist and teacher Steve Fox, who had taken an extended break from his role as art adviser at Yirrkala in North East Arnhem Land. Abdulla captured the prevailing mood of his community when he told Steve Fox that he couldn’t draw and that his mob had no culture left. ‘That was just on the surface though’, Fox later recalled, ‘it all changed the more we talked' (Fox 1992: 68). Despite Abdulla’s early misgivings about his creative potential, his work evolved and found an appreciative audience.
Through his painting Abdulla came to relate the simple narrative stories that recorded his recollections of times and deeds that illuminated the life of the local Aboriginal people living in rural poverty. Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s, his childhood memories, though simply told, are far from simple and, importantly, are deeply grounded in historical context. It is a perspective that is at once personal and political, though gently so. In time Abdulla became the most successful of the Cobdolga artists. While much of their art was narrative, contemporary and political, Abdulla himself tended away from the overtly political and developed a quieter, more reflective style, which garnered considerable popular attention, and even affection, from the mainstream public.
'I can only paint what I know to be true,' Abdullah said, revealing the sense of authenticity that lends gravitas to his naive painting style. Human figures, tenuous within the painted landscape of mountains, trees, birds and animals, go about their activities integrated within, rather than imposed upon the background. The overall effect is one of continuity between a unique environment and its human inhabitants. Most of his paintings are annotated, and it is the text, centred in the visual forefront of the image, that provides the link between these naive images and the broader historical framework of Aboriginal dispossession and inequity.
Although his work has remained stylistically consistent throughout his career, his final paintings departed somewhat from stories of his childhood to address contemporary issues. The vanished river life is replaced by the modern day hardships of life in Cobdolga; alcoholism, unemployment, violence and prison life. The childlike, figurative narrative delivers these stories simply as ‘truth’, recording events with a certain sense of objectivity and largely without judgement. Prominent attention to background surroundings still conveys the sense that human intention is subject to greater forces. In his painting Here is Where the Angels Carried Me to The Front Step When I Was Walking Around the Mission Looking For a Head Strainer 1999, Abdulla left behind the innocence of childhood and tells an adult story of hope and redemption.
For an artist who initially maintained that, ‘In the future my paintings won't change much from what they are today‘ (Murphy 1992: 14), this direction is compelling. The lack of artifice always evident in Abdulla’s work reflected his opinion that what ultimately matters more than anything is that these stories are told.The sense that Abdulla was a ‘people’s artist’, and was a storyteller creating works for his own community as much as for a wider audience, has sat relatively comfortably alongside his commercial success and artistic recognition. His representation through Paul Greenaway in Adelaide and the Hogarth Gallery in Sydney was stable and enduring, built upon the same deep personal feelings that he imparted so successfully in his art. Over time he came to occupy a unique position within the broader canon of Aboriginal art as a contemporary voice outside of the ‘urban contemporary’ framework.
Ian Abdulla’s work has been recognised in many ways since it gained recognition in the early 1990’s. He was awarded South Australian Aboriginal Artist of the Year in 1991 and an Australia Council Fellowship in the following year. On two occasions he was runner up in the National Indigenous Heritage Art Award and in 1996 he won the General Painting section of the Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award. His work has been developed into two popular children’s books that deal with social and environmental issues, As I Grew Older 1993 and Tucker 1994; and attesting to his enduring popularity, his life and art were the subject of the play Riverland directed by Wesley Enoch for the Adelaide Festival in 2007. Ian Abdulla passed away in early 2011 leaving behind this great legacy.
https://www.cooeeart.com.au/.../profile/AbdullaIan%20W/
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Blonde, Highlights, Balayage, and Extensions in Sydney
Achieving the ideal hairstyle may be a changing experience. Whether you want to go blonde, add highlights, or acquire the greatest hair extensions, Sydney has several possibilities. From Newtown to Randwick, this guide covers the best salons and professionals in the area.
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Top 5 Trends in Bridal Hairstylists in Sydney for 2025: A Guide for the Modern Bride
Hair trends for brides in Sydney in 2025 are becoming increasingly contemporary, with a highly polished look that can suit a range of personalities. Whatever you choose--a well-organised updo for classical elegance, beachy waves for laid-back sophistication, or a style so simple that it reveals your natural beauty--there's a trend for every bride. Choosing the best bridal hairstylist in Sydney is essential when planning your wedding day so that everything from the hair to the vision to the style altogether could match the theme of the wedding. Therefore, choose a stylist who not only understands your look but is also able to create it with such skill and flair.
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Professional Hair and Makeup Sydney Services by Sheina Mill for Brides and More
When it comes to achieving a flawless, long-lasting look for any special occasion, choosing the right hair and makeup professional is crucial. In Sydney, Sheina Mill has become a trusted name in the beauty industry, offering a range of services designed to make every client feel beautiful and confident. Whether you're preparing for your wedding day or attending a glamorous event, Sheina Mill provides exceptional hair and makeup Sydney services that ensure you look your best, inside and out.
Why Choose Sheina Mill for Hair and Makeup in Sydney?
At Sheina Mill, we believe that beauty should be effortless and unique to each individual. Our team of expert stylists and makeup artists has years of experience working with diverse clients and understanding their specific beauty needs. We use the latest techniques, top-quality products, and a personalized approach to create stunning looks that last for hours, ensuring you feel as fabulous as you look.
Our focus is on providing professional services that not only enhance your appearance but also make you feel comfortable and relaxed throughout the process. From natural glam to bold and striking looks, Sheina Mill is your go-to destination for all your hair and makeup Sydney needs.
Bridal Hair and Makeup Sydney: Your Wedding Day Look, Perfected
Your wedding day is one of the most significant moments in your life, and at Sheina Mill, we understand the importance of looking and feeling your best. Our bridal hair and makeup Sydney services are tailored to your style, preferences, and wedding theme, ensuring you walk down the aisle with a look that is both timeless and modern.
Our bridal packages are designed to offer everything you need for the big day, from the pre-wedding consultation to the final touch-up before you say "I do." We specialize in creating soft, romantic hairstyles, intricate braids, elegant updos, and stunning makeup that highlights your natural beauty. Whether you're aiming for a classic look or a more contemporary vibe, Sheina Mill, bridal hair and makeup Sydney experts will help you achieve your dream wedding look.
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While bridal services are at the heart of Sheina Mill offerings, we also cater to a wide range of occasions. From birthdays and corporate events to photoshoots and proms, we provide professional hair and makeup Sydney services that ensure you look picture-perfect for every event.
Our stylists work closely with clients to design custom looks that complement personal styles and ensure maximum comfort. Whether you prefer a sleek, polished hairstyle or a tousled, effortless look, Sheina Mill's expert team knows how to create a hairstyle that matches the occasion and enhances your features. Paired with flawless makeup that lasts throughout the event, you'll feel confident and stunning from the moment you get ready until the moment you leave.
Why Choose Sheina Mill for Your Hair and Makeup Needs?
Experienced Professionals: At Sheina Mill, we handpick makeup artists and hairstylists who are experts in their fields. With years of training and experience, our team understands the latest beauty trends and techniques to create looks that are not only on-trend but also timeless.
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On-Location Services: For added convenience, Sheina Mill offers on-location hair and makeup services. Whether you're getting ready at home, a hotel, or your wedding venue, we bring the beauty directly to you. This means no hassle, no stress – just pure beauty.
Bridal Expertise: When it comes to weddings, Sheina Mill, bridal hair and makeup Sydney team is second to none. We understand how important your wedding day is and work tirelessly to ensure that your look is nothing short of perfection.
The Sheina Mill Process: How We Work
Step 1: Consultation Whether you're preparing for your wedding or another special event, the process starts with a one-on-one consultation. During this time, we discuss your vision, explore different hairstyle options, and select the perfect makeup look. This is also the time to discuss any specific preferences you have, such as the type of makeup (e.g., natural or glam) and hairstyle (e.g., updo, curls, braids).
Step 2: Trial Session For brides, we recommend a trial session to test out different looks before the big day. This gives you the opportunity to see how your chosen style looks and feels, allowing you to make any adjustments. For other events, we can arrange a trial if you prefer to preview your look in advance.
Step 3: The Big Day On the day of your event, our team arrives at your location on time and ready to transform you. We ensure that you are pampered and relaxed throughout the process while working efficiently to get you ready in time. Whether you're the bride or a guest, we aim to make you feel your best.
Step 4: Touch-Up and Final Check After your hair and makeup are complete, we provide touch-ups to ensure that your look is flawless and long-lasting throughout your event. We stay available to make any last-minute adjustments as necessary, so you can enjoy your day without worrying about your appearance.
Bridal Hair and Makeup Sydney: What Sets Us Apart?
At Sheina Mill, we know that bridal hair and makeup Sydney services require a special touch. From the moment you begin your wedding journey, we work with you to ensure your look fits the theme of your wedding and reflects your personality.
Here are a few reasons why brides love Sheina Mill:
Personalized Styles: We don't believe in one-size-fits-all beauty. Our stylists take the time to understand your preferences and customize your bridal hair and makeup Sydney look to match your personality and wedding theme.
Long-Lasting Results: We use only the best products that ensure your bridal look lasts from morning to night, even through tears, smiles, and celebrations.
Stress-Free Experience: Planning a wedding can be stressful, but your hair and makeup shouldn’t be. At Sheina Mill, we aim to make your experience smooth, relaxing, and enjoyable, so you can focus on enjoying your big day.
Versatility: Whether you're dreaming of a sleek, modern look or something with more volume and texture, Sheina Mill’s team has the skills to bring your vision to life.
Final Thoughts
When it comes to hair and makeup Sydney, Sheina Mill offers an unparalleled level of expertise, creativity, and dedication. Whether you're getting ready for your wedding or another important event, you deserve a professional team that understands your needs and delivers stunning results every time. With our years of experience, personalized approach, and exceptional attention to detail, Sheina Mill is proud to be your go-to destination for bridal hair and makeup Sydney services.
Contact Sheina Mill today to book your consultation and experience the magic of professional hair and makeup services in Sydney. Let us help you look and feel your best for any occasion!
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Get a Fresh Look at the Most Popular Hair Salon Sydney
Enjoy a stylish and rejuvenating visit at one of Sydney's most sought-after hair salons, where expert stylists offer personalized services to bring out your best look. Whether you're in need of a trendy cut, a stunning color transformation, or a relaxing treatment, they provide top-notch services tailored to your needs. Book your appointment today at a premier hair salon in Sydney for a fresh, vibrant new style.
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Hens Party in Sydney: Glamour, Style, and Unforgettable Moments
Sydney is the ideal destination for a hens party filled with glamour and unforgettable moments. Start the day with a personal makeover session for the bride-to-be and her friends. Many Sydney-based stylists offer hens party packages that include hair and makeup services, so everyone feels extra special and picture-perfect. Afterward, arrange for a professional photographer to capture stunning memories of the day, whether at a beachside location or in front of iconic Sydney landmarks like the Opera House. For an elegant evening, book a dinner at one of Sydney’s upscale restaurants with a view of the harbor. Many of these venues offer group dining packages, including private rooms and customizable menus, allowing you to enjoy gourmet food and drinks in an exclusive setting. After dinner, make your hens party in Sydney truly glamorous with a visit to one of the city’s top casinos or high-end lounges, complete with a VIP experience to make the bride feel like a celebrity.
Scavenger Hunt for a Hens Party in Sydney
A customized scavenger hunt can bring fun and adventure to a hens party in Sydney. You can organize a city-wide hunt with clues leading to iconic locations, or opt for a smaller, themed hunt in a specific area like Bondi Beach or The Rocks. Each clue can be tailored to the bride’s interests or include fun dares for the group to complete. This unique activity allows everyone to explore the city in a playful, lighthearted way. A scavenger hunt is ideal for groups who enjoy teamwork and are ready for some friendly competition.
Cooking Class for a Hens Party in Sydney
A group cooking class is a fun, interactive choice for a hens party in Sydney. Many venues offer private classes where you can learn to make anything from Italian pasta to Asian dumplings. Guided by professional chefs, you and your guests will create delicious dishes while enjoying each other’s company. After cooking, you can sit down to enjoy the meal you’ve made together. This activity is perfect for food-loving groups looking to learn something new, laugh, and bond over shared cooking experiences, making it a fun and flavorful way to celebrate.
Glamping Getaway for a Hens Party in Sydney
For a unique outdoor experience, consider a glamping getaway near Sydney. Glamping combines the adventure of camping with luxury, providing cozy tents, comfortable beds, and beautiful settings without sacrificing comfort. You can organize a group stay in a picturesque location like the Blue Mountains or the Central Coast. Many glamping sites offer group packages that include amenities like fire pits, BBQs, and nearby hiking trails. This is an ideal option for a relaxed, nature-filled hens party in Sydney, perfect for groups who want a scenic escape with a touch of luxury.
Brewery Tour for a Hens Party in Sydney
Sydney is home to a vibrant craft beer scene, making a brewery tour a fantastic option for a hens party in Sydney. You can visit multiple breweries to sample unique beers, learn about the brewing process, and enjoy local flavors. Many brewery tours offer private group packages with tastings, snacks, and even behind-the-scenes tours of the facilities. A brewery tour is ideal for groups who want a laid-back, social atmosphere with plenty of flavors to explore. This experience adds a fun, refreshing twist to the traditional hens party celebration.
Party Bus Adventure for a Hens Party in Sydney
A party bus is an exciting way to tour Sydney’s nightlife for a hens party in Sydney. With music, lights, and ample space, a party bus lets you travel in style while stopping at top bars, clubs, and scenic spots around the city. Many party bus services offer custom routes and VIP packages, allowing you to create a night that’s all about celebrating the bride-to-be. This unique experience is perfect for groups looking to keep the energy high, with dancing and partying throughout the night as you explore Sydney.
Spa Day for a Hens Party in Sydney
For a relaxing start to your hens party in Sydney, book a luxurious spa day. Many Sydney spas offer special hens party packages that include massages, facials, and access to relaxation lounges or pools. You and your guests can unwind, recharge, and get pampered together, creating a soothing and indulgent experience. A spa day is ideal for groups looking for a calming, rejuvenating activity before moving on to more energetic festivities. This experience sets a peaceful tone for the day, ensuring that everyone feels refreshed and ready to celebrate.
Luxury Hotel Stay for a Hens Party in Sydney
Turn your hens party in Sydney into a full getaway by booking a stay at a luxury hotel. Many hotels offer group packages that include spa access, rooftop pools, and dining options. You can spend the day relaxing by the pool, indulge in a hotel spa treatment, and enjoy room service or a private dinner. A luxury hotel stay offers an all-in-one experience, allowing you and your guests to celebrate in comfort and style. It’s a perfect option for groups wanting a luxurious and memorable escape without leaving the city.
Conclusion
A hens party in Sydney offers a wonderful opportunity to create lasting memories with friends as you celebrate the bride’s big day ahead. With experiences that range from spa treatments to thrilling party bus rides, Sydney’s vibrant options cater to every group and style. Making the most of Sydney’s stunning views, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife ensures a day or night full of joy, excitement, and laughter. With so many unique ways to celebrate, a hens party in Sydney promises to be an unforgettable send-off for the bride and her loved ones.
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Why Does Finding the Right Hair Salon Matter So Much?
Imagine You’ve got a big event, perhaps a wedding, an important meeting, or a long-awaited reunion. You want to look your best, so visit a salon. You walk in excited but leave disappointed because the stylist didn’t quite get your vision. Now, you’re rushing home, trying to fix the results yourself. Sound familiar?
We've all been there, so finding the right hair salon in Sydney is essential. Your hair isn’t just a feature—it's part of your personality, and the right salon can help bring that out in the best way possible.
The Personal Touch: Why It's Not Just About Hair
“A good stylist doesn’t just cut your hair; they shape your confidence.”
It’s not just about getting a trim or touching up your roots—your hair reflects who you are. When you sit in that salon chair, you trust someone to help you express yourself. A great stylist takes the time to understand your preferences, listens to your concerns, and delivers a look that makes you feel fantastic.
Finding the right expert in hair extension in Sydney means finding someone who doesn’t just see you as another client but as an individual with unique hair needs and a personal style.
Expertise is Key: You Deserve the Best
The professionals at a top-tier hair salon in Sydney have extensive training in classic and modern techniques. Whether you're after the perfect balayage or contemplating hair extension in Sydney, the right salon will ensure you’re in the hands of experts who care about your hair’s health as much as you do.
We’ve all tried those drugstore shampoos and conditioners that promise the world but deliver only limp, lifeless hair. The truth is that the quality of products used on your hair can make or break your style.
The right Hair Salon in Sydney will use top-quality, salon-exclusive products tailored to your hair type. When professionals choose products, they do so with a purpose—to enhance shine, maintain your colour, or protect your hair from heat damage.
Trends That Suit You
Let’s talk trends. From bobs to beachy waves, the hair world moves fast. Trying every new look is tempting, but not every style works for everyone. A great stylist will help you navigate the sea of trends and find something that suits your face shape, hair texture, and personality.
A reputable Hair Salon in Sydney doesn’t just follow trends unthinkingly—they personalise them for you. The right salon stays on top of the latest in hair fashion, but more importantly, they know how to tailor those trends to make you look your best.
The Power of Hair Extensions
Imagine running your hands through long, flowing hair or giving your natural curls some much-needed volume. Hair extensions can be transformative, but they require expertise.
If you’ve ever dreamed of instantly having long, voluminous locks, Hair Extension Sydney is for you. But beware: not every salon can provide extensions that look and feel natural. Matching your extensions with your hair colour, texture, and length takes skill. A professional salon will guide you through the process, ensuring that your extensions enhance your look and protect your natural hair from damage.
The Experience Beyond the Chair
One thing that’s often overlooked when choosing a salon is the overall experience. A great Hair Salon in Sydney doesn’t just focus on giving you a perfect haircut or styling your hair to perfection; it’s about providing an enjoyable experience from the moment you walk in. The atmosphere, customer service, and attention to detail affect your feelings during and after your appointment.
Do they offer you a beverage while you wait? Are the chairs comfortable? Is the environment clean and welcoming? These small details may seem insignificant, but they contribute to a relaxing, pampering experience that you’ll want to come back to again and again.
Building a Long-Term Relationship
When you find the right salon, you're not just getting your hair done but building a relationship. Having a regular stylist means they know your hair inside and out. They understand what styles suit you best, how your hair reacts to different treatments, and what maintenance routine will keep it looking great between appointments. Regular touch-ups and maintenance appointments will be much easier and more enjoyable when you have a stylist you trust.
Conclusion
Your hair is a big part of your confidence and self-expression. The right salon and stylist will help you maintain healthy, beautiful hair while making you feel pampered and valued as a client. Whether you are searching for a reliable hair salon in Sydney for regular haircuts or a specialist for Extensions in Sydney, investing time in finding the right place is worth it.
Remember, it’s not just about the haircut or colour – it’s about the relationship you build with your stylist, the care they provide, and how they help you feel your best. This long-term relationship is significant if you invest in services like hair extension Sydney, which requires ongoing care and attention. So, take your time, research, and find a salon that fits your style and hair needs.
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Art Simone celebrates our diverse drag history in new book
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Art Simone celebrates our diverse drag history in new book
Launching this week, Art Simone’s new book celebrates the richness, diversity and history of Australian drag.
Her new book, Drag Queens Down Under, is out tomorrow and is a glorious celebration of life in drag through her eyes.
“The idea for the book came from my absolute adoration for the Australian drag scene and wanting to make sure I could document it with my lens,” Art Simone told us.
But Art admits that reaching out to the drag artists featured in the book was terrifying.
“I felt like a school student asking to interview for my project,” she laughed.
“But everyone was excited about the project. They were more than happy to tell me all about themselves and what makes their drag special and unique.”
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Curated and written by Art, the book features a diverse range of 30 drag artists from across Australia.
This includes Vanity, Cindy Pastel, Karen from Finance, Courtney Act and more.
Our long history of Down Under Drag
Art explained, “We’ve had Australian drag platformed on a certain television show.
“But it only showcases a certain type of queen in a certain type of way. Our drag scene is more diverse, delicate, complex and more fabulous than that. So many focus on Drag Race, Drag Race, Drag Race.
“But drag has been a part of our culture and entertainment culture for many, many years.”
But it’s not just about the personal experiences of the drag artists. Drag Queens Down Under looks at the history of drag in Australia from Les Girls to Priscilla, Drag Race and beyond.
“I wanted to make this book for everyone to love all these queens just like I do,” Art said.
“I use their stories as portals into different times, areas, places and styles. Each paints an interesting and complex picture of their drag world.
“And through these people, we end up talking about hundreds of other drag artists. And their stories connect to other stories and history.”
Taking you in front and behind the spotlight
From glitter and glamour onstage to the tricks and tucks behind the curtain, this book is much more than the mainstream.
“There’s some really fabulous stories,” Art Simone teased.
“Maxi Shield talks about being part of the Sydney 2000 Olympics closing ceremony and all the secrecy around the queens being part of it.
“I’ve got stories from Veruca Darling, who had her own show on MTV in the early 2000s. She showcased drag to a mainstream audience before it was popular like it is now.
“I’ve got fabulous club kids like Geneva in Perth who was mentored by Stryker Meyer, a phenomenal drag artist and Guy Pearce’s makeup artist and stylist on Priscilla.
“Did you know Philmah Bocks is this crazy costume designer and clay animation artist? Everyone has something so special and unique.
“Bonnie talks about touring the country as a Les Girl when it wasn’t a very safe time. Going out to regional places and putting on shows for them.
“There are so many cool windows into everything that makes our drag unique and special. I can’t wait for people to read it.’
Art Simone’s Drag Queens Down Under is available at all fabulous bookstores from Tuesday 29th October. Be sure to grab yourself a copy and share in the fabulous history of Down Under Drag.
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Bryce Courtney wasn't a thing on here, which is shocking. I'm thinking of one of his many works. The Potato Factory. I'm grateful for the many works of Bryce. Wonderful environment, Australian country is brilliantly captured, small town vibe and the perspective of place over time.
I read a recent story of an Australian man in Ballarat, his legacy over generations from being a young orphaned boy in Victoria market to selling a pet store chain in Sydney to Japanese Investors. The illywhacker. Proceeds and illustrates the same narrative continuity, style and characters I find in Bryce's works.
I think that's what I love best, he's an author for the works. Signature style story arc and setting, Bryce's narratives seem to be a continuity of him, his boyhood and life lessons gleem through with nostalgic innocence and nievity. That's what I didn't like, didn't sit well with me. Knew from the front page he didn't represent my experienced views of persecution, colour or gender politics. I was introduced in the Aus tralian school system, and his work is accessible, acceptable and his written anthology fits the same narrative structure with few variations or stylistic challenges, writing seemed not just possible but easy. Clique' Australian imaginative place. Because to pick up Bryce's works is to travel to an established place. The trials of self, perseverance, persecution, poverty.
Bryce let me down there, I could tell a sheltered life but forgave the shortcomings of character, well, I suppose I buy into the franchise. Woman or man, boy or girl, black or white, one voice, write and author. Now I'm older I don't forgive his loose depiction, seems frustrating to have widespread readership without the expressed opinions or views on historical matters of race, particularly the whitewash history of a convict nation. I hope he grows personally through his works but it seems others will have to set the story straight with a stronger narrative and testimonial from perspective to legitimize the place he's so vividly written to life, Hobart town, country Australia, South Africa.
I read the Power of One later on, I was only a kid at the time. From my own persona, I was an Australian kid, reader travelling to space, still blows my mind to think of the world a writer can narrate. Seemed contextually weird, I'd never thought about the power. Read enough and the power follows. Bryce could take a journey with Nelson Mandela a show of solidarity with Mohammed Ali, stand for a world which is justified with...nah. I'd feel like a fool.
As I think now, his characters and associates are protagonists toward a moral agenda.
Hopefully the works grow and I'm missing fan service, syllabus lessons or the like. I now doubt the authenticity, could be writers wrote the anthology, not the solitary writer of a biography, instead a memoir.
Stick with Rice. Sauce. Potato. Don't get fancy. Write for action sequences, setting, theme. The world just happens. I've got powers.
The ship is red.
thinking about that fandom friend who messaged me once asking if I'd be willing to write for their OTP because there were so few works out there for it, but they liked my writing style
thinking about that ship and how I really ended up enjoying it, even though it was never my main, and how that ship went from just a handful of fics on AO3 to now having over 650 (there's still more than 350 with otp:true!)
back when they messaged me, I think there were 30 fics in the tag but they messaged other multishipper authors and they created a little community and while that ship will never be a massive juggernaut, it's certainly not a rarepair anymore
amazing things are possible if you're friendly and enthusiastic and you reach out to people who are friendly and willing to help out
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