Stevie Dance is the impossibly cool editor of Russh magazine. She also works as a stylist and creative consultant in Sydney and New York. One of the few Australian editors catching the eye of the international fashion scene, Dance tends to fly under the fashion radar, letting her images and articles speak for themselves. However, after catching the eye of street style photographer Garance Dore and Tommy Ton from Jak & Jil, Dance's unique style is becoming just as well known as her work. Favouring minimal make-up, Dance has the ability to mix and match different textures and colours in an effortless way. Tending to favour pants which she pairs with interesting shaped and textured jackets, Dance has a minimalistic approach to fashion. With Dance and Christine Centenera currently flying the flag for Australian Editors on the international fashion scene, let's hope more Editors follow their lead and help put the Australian Fashion industry on the map!
Get Stevie's look with natural make-up, cut-outs and details, and by mixing prints and textures.
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| A simple outfit with.... |
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| .....unexpected detailing on the back of the jacket |
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| I love the mix of khaki and blue |
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| Dance does her take on man style fashion |
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Dance somehow makes this interesting mix of textures
and colours work |
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| Looking effortlessly cool in a Isabel Marant jacket |
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Dance in a simple trench coat with Harper's Bazzar Fashion Editor Christine Centenera |
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| Dance favours all white outfits |
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The interesting jeans make stops this outfit from
being too plain |
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| I love the cutout back of the beautiful dress |
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| Dance looking naturally beautiful |
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| A great top with interesting cutouts |
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| Brightening up a classic white suit with a bright shirt |
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In amazing Alexander Wang corset shorts
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Images sourced from http://garancedore.fr, http://www.hanneli.com/, http://fashionclocked.blogspot.com, http://vanessajackman.com, http://wantwhatsheswearing.blogspot.com, http://streetpeeper.com/fashion, http://philltaylorblog.blogspot.com, http://gra-ceblog.blogspot.com, http://harpersbazaar.com, http://style.com
Stevie Dance is the impossibly cool editor of Russh magazine. She also works as a stylist and creative consultant in Sydney and New York. One of the few Australian editors catching the eye of the international fashion scene, Dance tends to fly under the fashion radar, letting her images and articles speak for themselves. However, after catching the eye of street style photographer Garance Dore and Tommy Ton from Jak & Jil, Dance's unique style is becoming just as well known as her work. Favouring minimal make-up, Dance has the ability to mix and match different textures and colours in an effortless way. Tending to favour pants which she pairs with interesting shaped and textured jackets, Dance has a minimalistic approach to fashion. With Dance and Christine Centenera currently flying the flag for Australian Editors on the international fashion scene, let's hope more Editors follow their lead and help put the Australian Fashion industry on the map!
Thanks Meekay! I'd love to have her wardrobe:) She's effortlessly stylish:)
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