yevu
For the past decade, Australian-Ghanaian label YEVU has been empowering women and single mothers in Ghana by providing them with fair and sustainable jobs that pay above the living wage. It all started when Aussie-born Anna Robertson and Ghanaian-born Felicia Adwubi met in the country’s capital, Accra. Together, they founded YEVU with the goal of supporting local women who face little financial security or independence. How’s that for a good story? The brand’s swish garms feature vibrant wax prints that are handmade by YEVU’s seamstresses in Ghana. Spy their offerings at yevuclothing.com or head to frankie.com.au/win for a chance to score a $250 voucher.
daisy delight
Channel your inner retro mod girl by toting this delightful daisy-shaped bag around town. It’s $250 a pop from Melbourne label flora, and is handmade to order from leather remnants. How sweet is that? Snag a bag from floramelbourne.com or swing past frankie.com.au/win if you’re feeling lucky – we’ve got one pretty purse to give away.
friday, i’m in love
These schmick days-of-the-week hair clips are technically for kids, but there’s nothing that would stop our grown-up selves from sporting them, too. After all, LA drummer and designer Ali Koehler says her hair accessories brand, Eugenia, is for kids and kids at heart. Pick one up any day of the week for $35 at eugeniakids.com
protest plates
Are widespread gender inequalities and injustices getting you down? Pollyanna Johnson’s ceramic creations offer a playful resistance to the patriarchal power structure with quirky, monochromatic designs that are as classy as they are cheeky. Inspired by the legacy of women in classic art, Pollyanna allows these ladies to take centre stage and finally say what they’ve probably been thinking all this time. Stop by pollyannajohnson.com to check out more of her sardonic beauties.
you beauty
This beauty bag ($39) by is rather deceptive. The outside? Cheery cherry-red blooms in a retro-inspired pattern. The inside (once we get our mitts on it)? A clutter of cosmetics – some well loved, some well past their use-by dates, and some still unopened. It’s fitting, then, that Sage x Clare’s collection, Marguerite, is made for those who embrace a
