Editorial.
Gen gets to the marrow of female-driven, purposeful brands and grapples with the human condition via intimate anecdotes of her own, usually online. Her pieces usually cover uncut opinions on things like sex, dating, food, wine, fashion — nothing in the realm of lifestyle is spared. She is a columnist at Fashion Journal magazine, and the acting Editor for Harrolds’ digital journal.
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To make here or craft there?
5 designers weigh in on the local manufacturing debate
What I’ve learned from over 200 days of ‘dating’ in lockdown
Met Gala 2021: Our favourite couples on the red carpet
5 Australian-made sunscreens that play well under make-up
9 Australian creatives share their ultimate picnic outfits
The Vogue team's most underrated self-care rituals
Picnics are back! But which picnic style is for you?
These are Airbnb's top-rated Australian listings
FASHION JOURNAL
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Why I don’t think there’s such thing as a dream job anymore
An ode to Australian glossies and their enduring influence
5 objectively successful women tell us about their failures
Is a slow burn the best way to fall in love?
Your comprehensive guide to PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival’s 2022 program
I Need To Know: Is there still a place for fashion PR?
Why I don’t think there’s such thing as a dream job anymore
So, how exactly do you find a mentor?
Dear Diary: What it’s like spending a week inside Melbourne’s fourth lockdown
I adopted TikTok’s ‘floating rock theory’ to deal with life’s uncertainty, here’s what happened
How do you make the perfect vibrator? I asked the founder of Australian sexual wellness brand Rosewell
Why do I keep dating narcissists and how do I stop?
How to combat desk restlessness and get shit done, according to 5 Australian creatives
Lube can be cool, just ask these two 20-something Melbourne women about their new business
An obituary for Melbourne in 2020
Here’s how to leave a situationship during lockdown
What is cottagecore and why is everyone so obsessed with it?
6 Australian writers and editors on the future of the fashion magazine
So you want to quit your job and get a new one (again)?
Seven writers and editors on where to next if you’re in magazine mourning
An ode to Australian glossies and their enduring influence
HARROLDS
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