Innholdsfortegnelse for January/February 2018 i Harper's Bazaar Australia

I’m hoping you are on holiday somewhere fabulous as you are reading this. So here we are saying goodbye to 2017 and hello to 2018. I have to say the last few months of 2017 have been an emotional rollercoaster with Australia voting yes to gay marriage (at the time of writing, the bill to legalise same-sex marriage has passed the Senate, but is yet to be voted on by the House of Representatives). Just this morning I received a save-the-date from my cousin Michael and his partner, Kieran, who plan to wed in Canberra on April 7, but there is an asterisk on the e-vite: *Subject to legislative approval. Crazy, right? The joy and excitement my two daughters expressed when they heard about the impending nuptials said it all…

VISION QUEST It’s with interest reading my wife’s December BAZAAR that I came across Sarah-Jane Clarke’s interview re her alcohol-free year [“Dry Season”]. As a 55-year-old man in a similar industry, I have decided to “endeavour” to go down the same track. As was Sarah-Jane, I was the life of the party and believed the gig would not work without me being last to leave; dinner parties at home, thinking the following morning, What did I eat last night? It’s been a long time since I could or would write an email at 6am on a Sunday morning. I speak with colleagues who say they stopped drinking and it didn’t make much difference in their lives. But I beg to differ. After three months in, you see your business and…

6.30AM As soon as I wake up, I make a Bulletproof Coffee, which is Brain Octane Oil, two tablespoons of grass-fed butter, collagen protein powder and coffee. 7.15AM In the morning, my husband, Marc [Silverstein], who’s a writer-producer, and I divide and conquer. He’ll get our eldest daughter, Birdie, on the bus, while Cricket, our youngest, and I make breakfast. I usually let her watch one episode of a show, like Paw Patrol. We don’t limit TV time in our house. I get why people do, but my husband and I both watched so much TV growing up and ended up with successful careers in entertainment — we turned out alright! Birdie was literally breaking down story structures when she was five years old. 9.15AM After I drop Cricket off…

“I made the decision to be the change I wanted to see.” MIA KANG is enjoying a Muay Thai and yoga retreat on the southwestern tip of Phuket when Harper’s BAZAAR calls. “I’ve had a really hectic 12 months with work, so I just wanted to chill out away from the world for a bit,” the model says. Hectic is right. After winning Sports Illustrated’s 2016 Swimsuit Model Search, Kang spent 2017 travelling the world and starring in campaigns for Guess, Triumph, Chanel and Nike. She has a master’s degree in finance from the University of London, did a stint as a commodities trader and, most impressively, she’s a professional Muay Thai fighter. Kang is on a mission to prove models can have it all: strength, beauty, intelligence and confidence.…

I grew up a Connecticut suburb. In Greenwich, being called “glamorous” or “ambitious” was an insult. Obviously I left the first chance I got. A startup is a lot like raising a child. Like a newborn, they are needy and demanding and ungrateful. You’re running on little sleep, and everyone wants to offer their advice and tips. Today I feel like I just sent my child, Moda, off to the top college in the country. She’s surrounded by the greatest professors in the world and spreading her wings, and she only calls her mother when she needs something. At Moda, we installed a captain’s bell. We would ring it whenever we broke a new record — biggest sale, most traffic, closing a funding round, landing a big designer. One day…

Over the course of her 36 years, Richie has embodied just about every LA stereotype there is — from hard-partying club kid to hippie-dippie West Coast mum. And while she’s lived everywhere from Arizona to Australia, there’s no taking the Angeleno out of her. “LA is one of the few very open-minded cities in this country, and I grew up with every type of person under the sun,” she says. “Jewish, gay, adopted, whatever people were, it was what it was.” Beauty BEAUTY PRODUCTS: Urban Decay Troublemaker Mascara because “it will stay on no matter what”, Biologique Recherche moisturiser and sunscreen and Ouai Hair Oil are among Richie’s go-tos. “I’m a minimalist when it comes to beauty products and tend to stick to the essentials.” Fashion  FAVOURITE LOOK: “I’m a…

“I do remember the fitting for the Galliano show. When I saw this dress on the rack being wheeled in, I started hyperventilating.” I WORE THIS John Galliano for Dior dress on the January 1995 cover of Harper’s BAZAAR [US].The cover was shot by Patrick Demarchelier at his studio in New York, and we pretty much replicated the look from the Galliano show in Paris but without the veil. At the time I was modelling full-time, living between LA and New York, and travelling a lot to Europe, so it was hectic. But I loved my life — loved it. I absolutely adored my job, and I’ve always said that it’s a dream to do what I do for a living. I don’t remember that much from back then; everything…

THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF SPAGOERS IN THIS WORLD. Ascetics and hedonists. Now, not wanting to generalise (cue dramatic eye-roll from the chief subeditor’s desk), but ascetics are partial to marathon meditation, appreciate Spartan medispa environs and find fasting fascinating. Hedonists dump their shopping, revive energy levels with a room-service macchiato, pull on a fluffy robe and pad downstairs for a steam sesh, the pièce de résistance being a treatment as swanky as the surrounds. For our 2018 spa guide, we salute all you hedonists. Let’s face it, it’s been a tumultuous year, and our limits have been tested enough, thank you very much. We’re all in need of a break from reality, so we’re serving up spas that come with posh extras. Fragrance butlers, chauffeurs, Michelin-starred chefs and someone…

WE ASKED THE EXPERTS to reveal their secrets to prevent overeating and weight gain, get a quick glow and hide a hangover. PARTY PREP Summer sun can be punishing on your skin. To revive your complexion, dermatologist Dr Peter Kopelson recommends getting a Neo-Peel glycolic-acid treatment a few days before an event. “It takes only 10 minutes and creates an immediate glow.” No time to go to the dermatologist? Giorgio Armani celebrity makeup artist Tim Quinn suggests using the SK-II Facial Treatment Mask ($28) before applying your makeup for a more luminous canvas. While getting ready, make yourself a snack so you don’t head straight to the canapés the moment you arrive at the party. Eat a combination of fibre and protein: “They take the longest to digest and keep…

“I’m really shy and I get so nervous — like, shaky — so I just pretend I’m someone else: the ‘work me’.” RACHELLE UNREICH: How do you rise above life’s challenges and stand out in an industry that seems to be getting younger and younger? LARA STONE: You have to be honest with yourself and with others around you. I think I was just born and raised to be that way, which is not always ideal considering the things I come out with. Sometimes being honest can be quite painful. RU: You haven’t had the smoothest path through the industry. People have been critical about the gap between your teeth, your curves and even your walk. How do you shake that off? LS: Everyone is always going on…

ARM CANDY Hardy Brothers’ supremely covetable Diamond Stacker Bangles elevate arms via a total diamond weight from 2.00 carats set in 18-karat rose, white and yellow gold. From $5999, 1300 231 393, hardybrothers.com.au. SWIM STAR Pure Shores 2017/18 is a vibrant swim- and resort wear collection that draws global inspiration, from deserts to shorelines, flora and fauna, translating to chic athleisure silhouettes. Think radiant prints, head-turning details and colours that beg for the beach. $140, aquablu.com.au. GLOW TEAM New Olay Regenerist Luminous Tone Perfecting Cream and Luminous Tone Perfecting Treatment work to brighten and even out skin tone for a luminous glow. Olay Regenerist Luminous Tone Perfecting Cream $49, and Luminous Tone Perfecting Treatment, $53, available in all major grocery and pharmacy retailers; priceline.com.au/olay. HEY, STUD Hand-finished from PANDORA Rose,…

“The worst thing that we can do as women is not stand up for each other.” – AMAL CLOONEY HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYER AND AQUARIAN “I find it very hard not to be myself and maybe that does attract attention, but I’d be miserable if I wasn’t.” – SIENNA MILLER ACTOR AND CAPRICORNIAN CAPRICORN (December 22–January 20) JANUARY: Your determination is high thanks to your ruling planet, Saturn, sitting in your sign along with a vibrant new moon. So whatever it is you want to do, go for it — but avoid undermining those close to you. FEBRUARY: Your values could undergo an eclipse-driven makeover that will see you shedding outdated ideals. A love bond gets stronger when there’s co-operative communication. YEAR AHEAD: Jupiter makes group efforts profitable in…

Kristen Ingersoll Hearst Magazines International’s fashion and entertainment director styled iconic model Carolyn Murphy in a series of uptown and downtown New York-inspired looks for this month’s BAZAAR cover. “The first thing I remember about Carolyn’s modelling career is her work for Estée Lauder,” Ingersoll says. “Her beauty campaigns have always made a statement: classic elegance, reminding me of Grace Kelly. I also loved her December 1999 cover with US Harper’s BAZAAR.” See the full story, “American Beauty”, on page 84. Murphy’s career has been so enduring because ... “of her dedication, natural beauty and her very positive outlook on life. She really enjoys talking with people and discovering what they have to say. These are great qualities to have when you are working with others.” My New Year’s resolution…

Whether shes on the red carpet or off duty, Murphy’s style swings from classic American to classic feminine. Her friend Michael Kors is on the Estée Lauder spokesmodel’s go-to designers list, as is Raf Simons for Calvin Klein. Her denim game is also solid (think Re/Done and The Line x Goldsign). When she’s not in cropped jeans or a sleek jumpsuit, it’s all about the soft option, such as an off-the-shoulder floral markarian dress or an embroidered linen frock from Vita Kin. COVER LOOK Photographed by Nino Muñoz. Styled by Kristen Ingersoll and Fran Marto. Carolyn Murphy wears Chanel dress and earrings, both price on application. See Buylines for stockists. GET CAROLYN’S BEAUTY LOOK with Estée Lauder. On face: The Illuminator Radiant Perfecting Primer + Finisher; Double Wear Nude Water…

Remembering his unparalleled skill as a couturier and his almost fetishistic admiration of the female form, BAZAAR pays tribute to fashion’s late, legendary king of cling “AZZEDINE was the true meaning of ‘original’. We should all aspire to live life as purely as he did and to be as focused on and devoted to our work as he was to his. ... Like a true artist, he followed his instinct and simply did what he loved.” It was BAZAAR global fashion director Carine Roitfeld who summed up what a lot of us were thinking as the fashion world learnt of Azzedine Alaïa’s passing in Paris on November 18. He was 82. Alaïa was a god; a small god at barely five feet tall, but a god nonetheless. His influence on…

COUNTERFEIT designer goods is a problem that constantly rears its ugly head in the industry. But when hire company Borrow My Balmain loaned a fake Christian Dior skirt to Australian influencer Steph Claire Smith to wear to an event recently and we called it out via our Instagram account (which, in turn, led to every media outlet jumping on the story), one thing became clear: social media has allowed a shift in attitude whereby small, independent voices can now be heard and taken seriously in an industry of huge established players. We posted an image of the fake Dior skirt next to the real thing … and the rest is history; the episode has become affectionately known as #borrowmybalmaingate. [Borrow My Balmain issued an apology via Instagram stating it purchased…

I started modelling at 15 and thought by 18 I would be done. For 45 years, I had a private practice as a dietitian and modelled occasionally. Now modelling has taken over. Who would have thought that at 69 I would become a CoverGirl? I always carry my house keys, an emery board, natural lipstick, tissues, hand lotion and my Tesla fob. The first time I visited LA, my children and I were having dinner, and my daughter, Tosca, said, “Mom’s thinking of moving to LA.” My son Elon said, “I’ll get you a Tesla!” Of course, then I had to move, because a fabulous car would make driving in LA a pleasure instead of a chore. My personal style icons are Diane von Furstenberg and Linda Fargo. For strength…

Can summer and shoulder pads coexist? Designer and influencer Yoyo Cao made a strong case for the combination during Milan fashion week — Miami Vice style — in an oversized Céline white suit and tropical-print shirt. And she wasn’t the only one. Creative Eleonora Carisi took her Working Girl shoulders for a spin at PFW care of a highlighter-yellow belted dress, while street style star Linda Tol opted for a more muted approach in navy Tibi during NYFW. While wide shoulders might be scary for those who abandoned them in the ’90s and never want to look back, it is possible to dip a toe into this look without looking like a cast member of Heathers. Case in point: stylist Anya Ziourova, who balanced a wide-shouldered striped linen shirt from…

Legs were on show everywhere, from LOUIS VUITTON and SHORTS & SHORTER TOM FORD to SAINT LAURENT . Not only did shorts make a comeback, but also miniskirts and dresses were shorter still. SAIL AWAY As if to escape troubling world events, many designers used their beach-inspired collections to transport showgoers to tropical destinations. One key item to come out of this laidback mood was the sarong skirt: floral at DRIES VAN NOTEN , polka-dotted at JACQUEMUS and sequined at MICHAEL KORS. DOMESTIC BLISS Designers such as CHRISTOPHER KANE , Jonathan Anderson for LOEWE , MARNI and MIU MIU were preoccupied with the comforts of home — although each brand had a unique take on the theme. Anderson’s woman was patched in gingham and quilting, while Kane’s models were sent…

To pin down a model in as much demand as Adwoa Aboah in the midst of fashion month is almost impossible. So when nobody answers the door at her rented house off King’s Road in London, I’m not entirely surprised. Then I hear a casual “Hi” behind me and there she is: smaller than one might expect, enveloped in a hoodie and tracksuit pants, clutching a packet of cigarettes and smiling, so I catch a glimpse of those interlocking Chanel Cs stamped on her left front tooth. I follow her inside, past stacked books on Francisco Toledo and John Singer Sargent (“Sorry about the mess”), and we curl up on opposite corners of a cream sofa covered with a patchwork throw. This is a rare moment of peace for Aboah.…

It’s time we got serious about nail art. Let’s face it, you can only wear Put It in Neutral and Funny Bunny for a period before you go completely insane with boredom. While Instagram has been busy dominating the conversation with wacky and often unwearable trends including #pompomnails and #succulentnails, legitimate nail artists such as Alicia Torello, Geraldine Holford and Deborah Lippmann have taken a different tack. Contrary to the bright-and-brash connotations the words ‘nail art’ have for most people, these artists have been redefining the practice, one manicure at a time. Think dots, stripes and simple motifs, all in neutral hues and painted on with the precision of a bonsai grower. It truly is Scandi-esque in its aesthetic and refined enough to wear to a job interview. Torello (@aliciatnails)…

1 BOUNCE AND LUSTRE are the signifiers of healthy hair no matter your age. “If your hair is damaged and malnourished, it will make you look older,” says celebrity hairstylist Garren. Luckily, getting it into shape is easier than you may think. 2 REFRESH & RESET On your quest for your most gorgeous hair, you may need to change both your cut and your regimen. Committing to regular trims is key because blunt, healthy ends make hair look more lively instantly, Garren says. And if you often use silicone-heavy products or dry shampoo, you need to start exfoliating your scalp. “Shampoo alone doesn’t get it all out when you have layers of product,” Garren explains. Using a scalp scrub twice a month is crucial for removing the build-up, which can…

’TIL CLUTTER DO YOU PART First there was the cosy clutter of hygge. Then there was lagom to strike a balance between hygge and minimalism. Now there’s döstädning, a Swedish word meaning “death cleaning”, which takes all things hygge and throws them out of the window. The latest Scandi lifestyle trend is similar to KonMari’s The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying in that it’s the art of shedding superfluous stuff to maximise joy. Author and artist Margareta Magnusson wrote The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning as an answer to the challenge of downsizing after her husband’s death. Don’t let the title fool you, this is a practical and funny guide to sorting out a lifetime of belongings “before others have to do it for you”. Magnusson takes the focus off…

“We didn’t change anything about our home decor when the kids were born. I think if they grow up around beautiful things, they learn to appreciate and respect them.” With just days to go before the Chelsea Flower Show, Whitney Bromberg Hawkings is sitting in her pristine kitchen in west London, surrounded by clouds of purple hydrangeas, coolly fielding queries from her team. Bromberg Hawkings is the CEO of Flowerbx, the online flower-delivery service she co-founded in 2015, after working for the designer Tom Ford for 19 years. This career change means she can take a relaxed sartorial approach: she is wearing loafers, a pair of old Earl jeans and a Gucci jumper. “It’s nice and warm for the early mornings at the Flowerbx warehouse,” she says. When she was…

ARE YOU FOLLOWING BAZAAR AUSTRALIA ON INSTAGRAM? Keep tabs on the daily happenings at BAZAAR HQ by tapping on our Instagram Stories. Follow @BAZAARAustralia DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY We’re rounding up the most stylish ensembles to ring in the New Year. FROCKS TO ROCK 1. Nili Lotan dress, $800, matchesfashion.com. 2. Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello dress, $2935, mytheresa.com. 3. Alexachung dress, $2115, net-a-porter.com. 4. Diane von Furstenberg dress, $3790, matchesfashion.com. 5. Isabel Marant dress, $1480, net-a-porter.com. RED-CARPET RADAR Keep up to date with the best red-carpet moments as awards season kicks off with the Golden Globes on Monday, January 8.…

My style is quite minimal — UNCOMPLICATED, classic and with a MODERN twist [14]. I love Phoebe Philo for CÉLINE for tailored pieces. I also love Joseph [3] for the same aesthetic and more AFFORDABILITY. I don’t wear much jewellery ... unless I have an event on, when I’ll go for STATEMENT earrings [4]. I love LOEWE’s basket bag [11] and Céline’s net shoe with a KITTEN HEEL [1]. I can’t wait for the Ryan Storer x Albus Lumen shell jewellery collection [12] . On my resort 2018 wish list are sandals from THE ROW [7], Céline sunglasses [13] ... and a LONG HOLIDAY [10]. I love a CLASSIC white shirt from Acne [2]. I like to layer my tailoring with a bodysuit or simply a ONE-PIECE swimsuit [5]. My…

 The fashion industry creates a fantasy world of what women are supposed to look like. But now everybody is able to be themselves. As an ultra-curvy model who’s unapologetically showing off her body, I think that has created a space for women to say, “I might not wear Spanx today, and let my cellulite hang out.” That’s something I’m really proud of. It’s cool that designers are finally seeing us not as a token but as everyday women. I walked in my first show for Michael Kors for A/W 2017, and for S/S 2018 he had another curvy model, Sabina Karlsson. She’s spectacular — tall and black with red hair. A trio of chic, accomplished women share their fashion favourites, culture picks and life lessons When I was younger, I…

In a fashion climate that often feels as if it’s dictated by which pieces look best on an Instagram grid or snapped by a street style photographer, it can be easy to feel a little cynical. Which makes the quiet but meteoric rise of New York fashion label Sies Marjan all the more refreshing. That isn’t to say the brand doesn’t have an online following or an army of street style loyalists — it has both. But for Dutch founder Sander Lak — who cut his teeth at Marc Jacobs, before menswear/womens-wear design roles at Balmain and Dries Van Noten — the brand’s driving philosophy is wearability first. Since debuting at New York fashion week during the A/W 2016 season in February of last year, Sies Marjan and its signature…

BEAUTY NOTE: Estée Lauder Pure Color Envy Paint-On Liquid LipColor. A lot of women are speaking up about social issues people [have] felt afraid to open up about. There's a real community and real strength. CAROLYN MURPHY at 43 defies the ephemeral nature of fashion; after more than two decades in the industry, she remains as relevant as ever. Still walking runways, gracing magazine covers and campaigns, and continuously listed among the highest-paid models for the past 10 years, she contributes a certain authenticity that no one seems to want to let go of. “Had anybody asked me whether I would still be modelling 25-plus years down the road, I would have probably laughed and thought that wasn’t possible,” Murphy says. “I think what has made it possible…

“I WANTED TO BE MEANINGFUL. It’s a mission I’ve been on since I was a child.” And then here she is, walking purposefully towards our table at the back of the cafe. It’s a Sunday morning in west London, the place is crowded with people eating avocado on toast, and outside the rain is pouring, so Jodie Foster’s ash-blond bob is dripping, her jumper’s wet and her trainers, too. She’s grinning, pushing her hair back from her forehead, her bright-blue gaze intent and open and so strangely familiar. Later, I marvel at the intimacy she conjures within a moment of meeting me, and reflect that, of course, she’s incredibly good at this, too, the performance of our interview, a brilliant woman who approaches everything she does with the keen…

“We learnt from Bumble that it was EASY TO GET A DATE AND BUILD A ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP. So why couldn’t that be done platonically?” It’s 5.45pm on a suburban street in Austin, Texas, and still a searing 40 degrees. The sky is bright blue, without a hint of foreboding. Odd, for in just over 72 hours, the fury of Hurricane Harvey will shatter the state, dumping rain and causing biblical flash-flooding. In front of me is a two-storey bee-yellow building — the shade Pantone 122 U, to be precise, according to Architectural Digest, which recently published a story reporting breathlessly on its every decor detail. For this is the headquarters of Bumble, currently the fastest-growing dating app in the US, and the office of its 28-year-old creator and CEO, Whitney…

WHEN MOST PEOPLE THINK OF BYRON BAY, they think of beaches, backpackers and bohemian glamour. But the bustling tourist town also sits on a partly eroded volcano that erupted about 23 million years ago. For the indigenous Arakwal people — a tribe of the Bundjalung — Byron Bay is known as Cavanbah and is home to many sacred sites connected to the Dreaming. “There’s definitely a positive energy here,” Seibold says. “When people visit, they cultivate that energy, amplifying its healing nature.” Here, Seibold shares her list of local wellness wonders. WHERE I WORK OUT BENDE, OBVIOUSLY! “Bende is my beautiful new studio. I wanted to blend mindfulness, spirituality, flow, fitness and fun into the one space, and it has amazing energy. I also love Creature Yoga. The teachers are…

IF I HAD A DAY OFF, I’d go away for the weekend. I’m everywhere lately, and I don’t often get two days off, but it’s not impossible. Not somewhere too far, but if I was in LA I’d probably run off to Palm Springs and get an Airbnb — something quiet and private with a nice pool. I like to swim and lay out, and I’m a weirdo, so I’d just go get groceries for the house and hang around with my homies. I’d bring anyone I love. Anyone who’s down for the journey. Not just one, because I think that would get boring, but a couple of good people. If it gets to be too many it becomes a lot and not fun anymore. I like to be with…

HUGH STEWART has been crafting his own particular style of photography for the past 30 years, his rough-edged, ramshackle subject matter opposing the precision that is required for them to be captured. Living through London’s later punk years in the late ’80s and shooting for fashion titles including i-D helped solidify the style of this New Zealand native, who continues to work along the themes of authenticity and the undone. Perhaps best known for his arresting portraiture of stars such as Johnny Cash, Clint Eastwood and Catherine Deneuve, Stewart has an affinity with hardcore creatives (more recently, he has developed a deeply beautiful botanical series). His relationship with bohemian stalwarts is demonstrated in full by the off-duty nonchalance captured in new book The Maverick Soul, a collection of moments within…

“The BAZAAR brunch is a fashion industry get-together to recap the year and celebrate one of the most fun issues we put together.” The new District Brasserie, sitting in the grand foyer of Chifley, one of Sydney’s slickest buildings, was recently the setting for the launch of Harper’s BAZAAR’s December 2017 issue, our annual Woman of the Year edition. The New York-style bistro, with its clublike atmosphere, beautiful brass fittings and gorgeous tan leather chairs, was a great venue at which to celebrate this year’s list of amazing Australian women. Tables overflowed with incredible florals by George Low of Seed Flora, a regular BAZAAR contributor, but the focus was the super-sized (and sold-out) December-issue cover starring Julia Roberts. District co–owner John Vissaritis explained that the concept behind the venue interiors…

HELEENA TRAHANAS has a great job as public relations and marketing director at Dinosaur Designs — the colourful resin jewellery and homewares brand — and a fun side-hustle as co-founder of Alex and Trahanas, a lifestyle project that curates Italian linen shift-dresses and Apulian handpainted ceramics. She recently took some time out of her busy Sydney schedule and headed straight for the Greek islands. Why Milos? Milos has some of the most stunning beaches I’ve ever experienced. My favourite was Kleftiko Beach on the southern part of the island. The only way to get there is by boat, and it used to be a pirates’ hideout. I loved diving off the yacht into the crystal-clear water and snorkelling in the caves. The water glowed different shades of blue depending on…

FIRST STOP ON PIP EDWARDS AND CLAIRE TREGONING’S WEEKEND ESCAPE: Busselton. It’s the first Margaret River Region town you’ll reach after a three-hour drive south from Perth and home to the iconic 1.8-kilometre-long, 152-year-old Busselton Jetty. Next is a short drive to lunch at Eagle Bay Brewing Co, where the vineyard, orchard and brewery offer breathtaking views of Cape Naturaliste. Siblings Nick, Astrid and Adrian d’Espeissis have designed the menu using ingredients sourced from their family-owned-and-operated garden and farm. “We went for the ploughman’s lunch. It’s delicious with a cold chardonnay,” Edwards says. Nearby Bunker Bay is a great base from which to explore the northern parts of the region, so the pair set up camp. “We decided to go nature the first night and try glamping at Bunker Bay…

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