I love my style. I think it’s fun and unique; vintage but also timeless, I’ve always been very inspired by bombshells. Since I was young, I’ve looked up to icons as my inspiration: my mom, Kimora Lee, Pam Grier, Pam Anderson, Cher, Mariah and Lil’ Kim.
I love the drama, it’s so fun and extra. Big coats, big shoes, big hair – it’s so glamorous to me. So sexy. I try and embody the bombshell mindset with every outfit, whether it’s wearing a rainbow snow set I made with matching leg warmers to the club or a pearl top and Jean Paul Gautier Burlesque Skirt to dinner.
I try to be the most ‘bombshell’ version of myself in each environment I’m in. It’s something I learn from my mother! I have lots of images I save to [help me] when thinking of an outfit to put together… images of old icons and new bombshells. Meg The Stallion is one who allows me to sit in my outfits and know they’re meant for me. Recently, I’ve really started appreciating layering to add more spice to the fit.
It makes me feel like I’m creating a character. When I travelled, it was really hot so I enjoyed layering differently – more jewellery, colourful shoes and hats. I think my style has no limits – I’ve worn outfits now my kid self wouldn’t have dreamed of. I love the rush of putting together a new fit at the end of the week. I love to push myself with my looks and reach new highs. That’s a bombshell to me – a fox.
Jackson Crook, he/him, content creator
My style has really become my own over the last two years. Before that, I was wearing a lot of blacks and whatever was trending. Like everyone, I started to experiment with fashion over lockdown. [The] ’70s stuck with me as I’ve always loved pieces from that time.
I started to find vintage shirts at op shops and as I got more into it, my partner’s dad gave me his vintage safari suit… it just took off from there. I found some staple pieces like flares, cowboy boots and shirts, all at op-shops, vintage stores or online. I’ve never felt more comfortable in the clothes I’m in – even if they are extremely tight.
Sam Todd, content creator and fashion designer at The Volt
For me, I see the way I dress as an extension of who I am on the inside. I want people to be able to tell what kind of person I am just by looking at me and what I’m wearing!
Elements of my style have remained the same for as long as I can remember: bright, fun, colourful and comfortable. But as I get older, I choose the pieces I bring into my wardrobe with more care.
I think, ‘Can I see myself wearing this at 30, 40, maybe even 50?’. I don’t plan on ever giving up on fun fashion, it’s one of the greatest joys in life. So if I can picture myself in a piece of clothing forever, it’s welcomed into my wardrobe!
Ed Moon, he/she/they, musician and performer
My style is a pure amalgamation of things that give me strength and make me happy… it’s how I experience freedom. Growing up queer and [as a] POC put me on the outside of social circles and made it imperative for me to have an escape. One of these was music, the other was dressing for the career I wanted. Each new outfit was another opportunity to express myself in the way I’d always wanted.
In recent years, my approach to style is ‘androgyny’. This word exemplifies the camp-ness and sensuality in my style, it breaks the gender binary and allows me to colour outside the lines. I’m not the first to wear a skirt, but when I do I feel a tingle of rebellion a tinge of guilt… ultimately, I feel powerful.
Sofia Stafford, she/her, founder of Sabatucci
I’d describe my personal style as a combination of sleek silhouettes, androgyny and a predominantly black colour palette. The most significant influence on my style has been the music and dance scene in Naarm. I love the practical utility of this style and how it’s designed for comfort and convenience but has its own way of being expressive.
While most days I look ready for a hike, when I glam up my style follows the same principles. This Minming Zhou dress layered over pants and a skivvy is my go-to for winter. While my personal style is pretty practical and minimal, I get to express my feminine, playful side through my designs for my brand, Sabatucci.
Posted October 2, 2022 09:24 AM
I love my style. I think it’s fun and unique; vintage but also timeless, I’ve always been very inspired by bombshells. Since I was young, I’ve looked up to icons as my inspiration: my mom, Kimora Lee, Pam Grier, Pam Anderson, Cher, Mariah and Lil’ Kim.
I love the drama, it’s so fun and extra. Big coats, big shoes, big hair – it’s so glamorous to me. So sexy. I try and embody the bombshell mindset with every outfit, whether it’s wearing a rainbow snow set I made with matching leg warmers to the club or a pearl top and Jean Paul Gautier Burlesque Skirt to dinner.
I try to be the most ‘bombshell’ version of myself in each environment I’m in. It’s something I learn from my mother! I have lots of images I save to [help me] when thinking of an outfit to put together… images of old icons and new bombshells. Meg The Stallion is one who allows me to sit in my outfits and know they’re meant for me. Recently, I’ve really started appreciating layering to add more spice to the fit.
It makes me feel like I’m creating a character. When I travelled, it was really hot so I enjoyed layering differently – more jewellery, colourful shoes and hats. I think my style has no limits – I’ve worn outfits now my kid self wouldn’t have dreamed of. I love the rush of putting together a new fit at the end of the week. I love to push myself with my looks and reach new highs. That’s a bombshell to me – a fox.
Jackson Crook, he/him, content creator
My style has really become my own over the last two years. Before that, I was wearing a lot of blacks and whatever was trending. Like everyone, I started to experiment with fashion over lockdown. [The] ’70s stuck with me as I’ve always loved pieces from that time.
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I started to find vintage shirts at op shops and as I got more into it, my partner’s dad gave me his vintage safari suit… it just took off from there. I found some staple pieces like flares, cowboy boots and shirts, all at op-shops, vintage stores or online. I’ve never felt more comfortable in the clothes I’m in – even if they are extremely tight.
Sam Todd, content creator and fashion designer at The Volt
For me, I see the way I dress as an extension of who I am on the inside. I want people to be able to tell what kind of person I am just by looking at me and what I’m wearing!
Elements of my style have remained the same for as long as I can remember: bright, fun, colourful and comfortable. But as I get older, I choose the pieces I bring into my wardrobe with more care.
I think, ‘Can I see myself wearing this at 30, 40, maybe even 50?’. I don’t plan on ever giving up on fun fashion, it’s one of the greatest joys in life. So if I can picture myself in a piece of clothing forever, it’s welcomed into my wardrobe!
Ed Moon, he/she/they, musician and performer
My style is a pure amalgamation of things that give me strength and make me happy… it’s how I experience freedom. Growing up queer and [as a] POC put me on the outside of social circles and made it imperative for me to have an escape. One of these was music, the other was dressing for the career I wanted. Each new outfit was another opportunity to express myself in the way I’d always wanted.
In recent years, my approach to style is ‘androgyny’. This word exemplifies the camp-ness and sensuality in my style, it breaks the gender binary and allows me to colour outside the lines. I’m not the first to wear a skirt, but when I do I feel a tingle of rebellion a tinge of guilt… ultimately, I feel powerful.
Sofia Stafford, she/her, founder of Sabatucci
I’d describe my personal style as a combination of sleek silhouettes, androgyny and a predominantly black colour palette. The most significant influence on my style has been the music and dance scene in Naarm. I love the practical utility of this style and how it’s designed for comfort and convenience but has its own way of being expressive.
While most days I look ready for a hike, when I glam up my style follows the same principles. This Minming Zhou dress layered over pants and a skivvy is my go-to for winter. While my personal style is pretty practical and minimal, I get to express my feminine, playful side through my designs for my brand, Sabatucci.