Non Solo Pizza

Tickets for the most coveted Melbourne Cup celebrations have just been released! Book now before you miss out

Drawing convivial crowds, dressed to the nines, the annual Melbourne Cup is always a celebratory affair. And while the actual event isn’t taking place until early November, so popular are the viewing parties for its exciting races that Auckland’s best bars and restaurants often release their dedicated, Melbourne Cup events early, and tend to sell out within hours. And considering that four of our favourite destinations have just released tickets to their Melbourne Cup events, we suggest securing your spot now to be part of an atmosphere as lively as all the action on the racecourse.

Bivacco

Marking Bivacco’s first foray into Melbourne Cup celebrations, this event is set to be one you certainly don’t want to miss. Not only will your afternoon here afford you sun-drenched seating and unparalleled views of the sparkling Viaduct Harbour waterfront, but it will also include a spectacular, four-course long Italian lunch with plenty of Moët & Chandon Champagne (including a flute on arrival), fashion by Superette and Fashions in the Field, a line-up of renowned DJs, all the Melbourne Cup action streamed on large screens and plenty of games, sweeps and prizes to be won. Gearing up to be the party of the year, tickets are $250 per person and can be secured by calling (09) 801 6505.

Melbourne Cup Non Solo Pizza
Non Solo Pizza

Non Solo Pizza

Channel the spirit of the Italian coast at Non Solo Pizza’s decidedly chic Melbourne Cup affair. There, guests will be greeted with flutes of Veuve Clicquot Champagne on arrival before delving into a delectable, four-course long lunch, featuring a number of quintessential Non Solo Pizza dishes. Those who really dress for the occasion will want to be a part of NSP’s Fashions in the Field competition, while others can just sit back and enjoy all the racing action live on big screens. There will even be a TAB Big Race Day Pack on site. A raft of rousing DJs will play the soundtrack to the day and keep the vibes going well into the evening, making this one of the very best places to be for those seeking a party to remember. Tickets are $200 per person, so gather your friends and book your spot here.

MoVida

Not only does it feel entirely appropriate to celebrate the Melbourne Cup at an establishment that actually started in Melbourne, but MoVida is putting on a serious show this year, with a celebration for the ages. There, in MoVida’s exquisite dining room, high above the Auckland waterfront, guests will enjoy flutes of Veuve Clicquot on arrival, followed by an exceptional, five-course sharing menu, all while taking in the exciting Melbourne Cup action live on a number of large TV screens. There will also be a Seafarers’ Fashions in the Fields competition with a number of incredible prizes up for grabs, alongside live entertainment, DJs and music to keep spirits high long after the final race is done. There are two package options available for those wanting to celebrate the Melbourne Cup at MoVida: the $250 package will afford diners a premium seat in MoVida’s dining room, while the $200 package includes high-top seating only (and can only be booked for a maximum party of four). So start making your plans and deciding who you want to celebrate the big day with. Tickets can be bought here.

Melbourne Cup Bar Non Solo
Bar Non Solo

Bar Non Solo

Adjacent to MoVida is the sleek Bar Non Solo, where those seeking a sophisticated Melbourne Cup celebration can get amongst all the action thanks to live streams on big screens, plenty of Veuve Cliquot Champagne, a heavenly four-course, Italian sharing menu and a number of iconic Italian cocktails. Alongside entry into Seafarers’ Fashions in the Field, guests will also be treated to live entertainment and music all afternoon and well into the evening. There is a $200 Melbourne Cup package and a $180 Melbourne Cup package to be bought for Bar Non Solo’s festivities, with former including seating in the restaurant and the latter offering high-top seating only (which can only be booked for a maximum party of four). Choose the ticket that suits you best and secure a coveted spot, here.

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Wishlist to wardrobe: These are the sought-after pieces you need to shake up your spring looks

Spring is almost upon us, which means it is time to shake off the shackles of winter and give your wardrobe a seasonal refresh. From denim jackets to utility pants to the slides you’ll want to slip into this season, we have rounded up a selection of the pieces you need to add to your sartorial arsenal immediately.

01.
The denim jacket


Do away with dowdy denim and replace it something decidedly more stylish like this monogrammed jacket — a must-have in our books. 

Monogram Denim Workwear Jacket from Louis Vuitton
GG REVERSIBLE DENIM JACKET from Gucci
Denim blouson jacket from Prada
ACNE STUDIOS Morris Denim Jacket from Mrporter

02.
The logo sweatshirt


While every wardrobe needs a sweatshirt or two, give your leisurewear an elevated edge by opting for something with a subtle logo. 

Embroidered EKD Cotton Sweatshirt from Burberry
GIVENCHY Hooded Long Sleeve Print Shirt from Faradays
COCCODRILLO LOGO SWEATSHIRT from Versace
FELTED COTTON SWEATSHIRT from Gucci

03.
The utility pant


Utilitarian style is clearly here to stay, so pick up a pair of practical pants (prefereably with pockets) that give functionality some tasteful flair.

COTTON CARGO PANT from Gucci
LOEWE Wide-Leg Cotton-Corduroy Trousers from Net-a-Porter
Convertible Ripstop Pants from Louis Vuitton
Gabardine Cargo Pants from Moncler

04.
The slides


Ideal for transeasonal pursuits, these hybrid slides (part sandal, part loafer) are comfortable, easy to wear and cool in a casual way.

Brushed leather mules from Prada
HORSEBIT SLIPPER from Gucci
CROC-EFFECT MEDUSA MULES from Versace
LEMAIRE Black Square Mules from Ssense

05.
The sunglasses


Throw shade with a pair of tinted-lens sunglasses that harken to laid-back 70s style. Not too heavy, this style is perfect for wearing in spring. 

cutler & gross 1402 SQUARE SUNGLASSES from Parker&Co.
Attitude Pilot sunglasses from Louis Vuitton
RECTANGULAR FRAME SUNGLASSES from Gucci
SL 606 sunglasses from Saint Laurent

Coveted

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Arc’teryx is opening its First New Zealand store at Commercial Bay
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Porsche Presents: The Drive with Megan Kenny

Having grown up with a dressmaker for a mother and a tailor for a grandmother, it made sense that Megan Kenny would be drawn to the sewing machine. Armed with an inherent ability and what she calls her “drive to survive,” Kenny has, over the last few decades, harnessed both her sewing skills and her keen creative eye to build a bespoke, bridal brand that has become one of the most sought-after in the country: Kenny and Harlow Bridal. 

Here, Kenny sits down in front of the camera as part of Porsche’s series, The Drive, to talk about how her upbringing instilled in her a grit and determination to succeed. “At the age of 12 I lost my mother and then at the age of 15 I lost my father,” she says. “Losing my parents at a young age formed my personality… I chose to dig my heels in and move forward and look after myself, knowing that there was no one behind me that was going to prop me up.”

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Coveted

Swarovski’s Millenia collection brings warm topaz tones and octagon-cut crystals to everyday jewellery
Arc’teryx is opening its First New Zealand store at Commercial Bay
Style Icon: Viky Rader

Celebrating success, perseverance and the idea of ‘happy ever after’, our inspiring new Spring Issue is here

Woven into the DNA of Denizen, is a desire to celebrate the success of New Zealanders who have not only dared to dream big but have pursued those dreams with dedication, passion and persistence. People who have sought out their own ideas of ‘happy ever after’ with fearlessness and fortitude. Hannah O’Neill is one such person. The cover star of our Spring Issue is a ballerina of international acclaim, and has been quietly working her way up the ranks of the prestigious Paris Opera Ballet, recently achieving étoile status — the top of the top of the ballet world writ large.

O’neill’s inspiring cover story sets the tone for our Spring Issue, a magazine filled with interesting people across gastronomy, design, fashion and culture. From our interview with renowned chef, Michael Meredith (who unveils the concept of his new restaurant venture), to a deep dive into the life and career of esteemed author Witi Ihimaera, to an exclusive talk with facialist to-the-stars, Melanie Grant, there is a litany of inspiring individuals in this issue, promising to carry you into spring with a renewed sense of hope and optimism for the future.

Our fashion and design pages are filled with everything to keep your wardrobes and homes looking sleek and stylish for the season ahead. While our culture section delivers a comprehensive line up of everything to read, watch and listen to over the coming months.

If it’s escapism you seek, look no further than our Navigator pages, this issue is dedicated to the very best of Paris. If you’re one of the lucky ones heading to the City of Light in the next few months, you’re going to want to consult our guidebook on where to stay, where to eat, drink and be merry, and the best places to get your cultural fix.

And if, while you are perusing our pages, you see something you particularly like, keep an eye out for our dedicated QR codes, positioned in the corner of almost every page. By simply scanning the code with your phone camera and clicking on the link, you will be taken directly to our curated edit of shoppable pieces and stories from the magazine.

Out now, our inspiring Spring Issue is available at all good newsagents and supermarkets.

Coveted

Swarovski’s Millenia collection brings warm topaz tones and octagon-cut crystals to everyday jewellery
Arc’teryx is opening its First New Zealand store at Commercial Bay
Style Icon: Viky Rader

Level up your outerwear with the best jackets to buy right now

Spring might be around the corner but it certainly isn’t here yet, meaning that we still have plenty of use for our winter fashions, and can find any excuse to add another pair of boots or a jacket or two to our wardrobes.

Here, we round up a range of sleek and practical men’s and womenswear jackets to buy now, from lighter, layering pieces perfect for warmer weather, to heavier styles, ideal for keeping us cosy on particularly inclement days.

Shop our curated edit of jackets to buy now below.

Bleached Denim Boxy Jacket from Louis Vuitton
Jacket from Christian Dior
Givenchy Corset Details Denim Jacket from Faradays
ULLA JOHNSON The Odette Jacket from Muse

Denim shirt from Prada
ALLOVER DENIM JACKET from Versace
Leather Cafe Racer from Louis Vuitton
TELEBOUCLE BOMBER JACKET from Dadelszen

Tibi Aviator Jacket from Muse
MADISON RIBBED LEATHER JACKET from Dadelszen
ACNE STUDIOS Distressed leather bomber jacket from Net-a-Porter
CASSANDRE PUFFER JACKET from Saint Laurent

Coveted

Swarovski’s Millenia collection brings warm topaz tones and octagon-cut crystals to everyday jewellery
Arc’teryx is opening its First New Zealand store at Commercial Bay
Style Icon: Viky Rader

Tiffany & Co.’s incredible 2023 Blue Book Collection shines a light on exquisite creatures of the ocean

Tiffany & Co. has unveiled Blue Book 2023: Out of the Blue, a remarkable high jewellery collection celebrating the enchanting marine creations that fascinated designer Jean Schlumberger. Designed by Nathalie Verdeille (Tiffany’s Chief Artistic Officer of Jewellery and High Jewellery) in a way that honours Schlumberger’s indelible legacy, these extraordinary pieces reinvent iconic sea-inspired motifs with stunning geometric forms and sparkling precious stones.

Brooch in platinum and 18k yellow gold with sapphires, tanzanites, moonstones and diamonds
Necklace in platinum with a black opal and diamonds. transformable design
Partially set casting of the Jellyfish brooch and loose moonstones alongside the gouache rendering.
Brooch in platinum and 18k yellow gold with unenhanced padparadscha sapphires, rubellites and diamonds
Bracelet in platinum with a black opal and diamonds
An artisan compares the wax model of the transformable Shell necklace to the gouache rendering.
Ring in platinum and 18k yellow gold with a Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond and white diamonds.
Necklace in platinum and 18k yellow gold with tanzanites and diamonds.

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Shop Denizen’s Spring Issue: Coveted

From new womenswear collections to trending styles for men, to a raft of handbags, accessories, shoes, sunglasses, exquisite jewellery and highly-collectable watches, the Coveted pages of our Spring Issue are full of everything to keep you feeling ahead of the style game this season. Here, we have rounded up all our hero pieces from the pages of our latest magazine in one, easy-to-shop edit, so that you can have the latest fashion at your fingertips, just in time for spring.

Ready to Wear |  Bags  |  Shoes  |  Sunglasses |  Jewellery  |  Watches |  Menswear

Ready to Wear

Cady Panther Top from Valentino
Shorts from Christian Dior
Nagel Print Trench coat from Gucci
Loewe maruja malo print shirt from Faradays
Zip-Up Sports Bra from Louis Vuitton
Zip-Up skirt from Louis Vuitton
LIBEROWE Cora Jacket from Muse
LIBEROWE mini skirt  from Muse
Short-Sleeved Top from Christian Dior
Shorts from Christian Dior
Feather cuff Sweater from Gucci
LA DOUBLEJ Column
jacquard midi dress from Muse
Valletta Tuxedo jacket from Dadelszen
Prince of Wales blazer from Gucci
Celine Short Jacket from Faradays
2-In-1 Jacket from Christian Dior
By Malene Birger Porter Blazer from Muse
Double-breasted blazer from Saint Laurent
Wool Tailored Jacket from Burberry
Collarless wool twill Blazer from Louis Vuitton
Single-breasted light jacket from Prada
BRUNELLO CUCINELLI Yak blazer from net-a-porter
Theory Wide Leg Pleat Pant from Muse
Helena Double-Breasted Jacket from Dadelszen
Loose Flared Jeans from Christian Dior
Loewe Anagram baggy jeans from Faradays
Tibi Classic Wash Sid Jean from Muse
Denim jeans from Prada
Tibi Newman Jean in Acid Iceburg from Muse
Coat With Belt from Christian Dior
St. Agni Mid Rise Wide Leg Jean from Muse
ALAÏA High Waist Pants from Faradays
CITIZENS OF HUMANITY Ayla Splice jeans from Net-a-Porter
A.L.C. Travis paneled jeans from Net-a-Porter
DENIM PANT from Gucci
AGOLDE Lex jeans from net-a-porter
DENIM PANT WITH LABEL from Gucci
Denim Carpenter Pants from Louis Vuitton
READYMADE Distressed Patchwork Jeans from Net-a-Porter
DOUBLE SIDE PANTS from Balenciaga
Denim cut-out skirt from Alexander McQueen
Derek Lam 10 Crosby Dua Braided Skirt from Muse
Hooded Satin Rose Jacket from Saint Laurent
Tapered Wool Crepe Mini Dress from Louis Vuitton
Cutaway Military Shirt from Alexander McQueen
Floral Print Silk Pleated Dress from Gucci
Floral Jacquard Smocked Top from Louis Vuitton
Emilia Wickstead Osbourne floral maxi dress from Net-a-Porter
Bustier Evening Dress from Alexander McQueen
Agua by Agua Bendita Cecilia Paraiso Shirt from Muse
Tank Top from Christian Dior
Liberowe Signature Shirt from Muse
Nautical Knots Long Shirt Dress from Louis Vuitton
Loewe Anagram Pyjama Blouse from Faradays
Pinstripe Denim Jeans from Louis Vuitton
Double-Breasted Jacket from Saint Laurent
Classic Stripe Popeline Jumpsuit from Valentino
Logo Embroidered poplin shirt from Prada
Celine Trapeze Mini Dress from Faradays
Loewe Striped Stretch-Knit Mini Dress from Faradays
Striped Polo Shirt from Gucci
Striped Skirt from Gucci
The Row Sadie Shirt from Net-A-Porter
Hunza G Nancy Swimsuit from Net-A-Porter
The Frankie Shop Vivian Shorts from Net-A-Porter
Bottega Veneta Striped Shirt from Net-A-Porter
With Nothing Underneath Shirt from Muse
Bernadette Cecile Skirt from Muse
Loewe Stripe Shorts from Faradays
Isabel Marant Klero Blazer from Net-A-Porter
Missoni Striped Maxi Dress from Mytheresa
Burberry Striped Silk Pants from Net-A-Porter

Bags

Galleria Saffiano bag from Prada
Monogram canvas bag from Louis Vuitton
Diana Small Shoulder Bag from Gucci
Serpentine Tote from Bulgari
Small C’est Dior Bag from Christian Dior
Bonny Shoulder bag from Jimmy Choo
Cleo shoulder bag from Prada
Lady D bag from Christian Dior
Jackie 1961 Medium Shoulder Bag from Gucci
Proenza Schouler Large Morris Canvas Tote from net-a-porter
Diana Large Tote Bag from Gucci 
Neverfull MM bag from Louis Vuitton
Teen Triomphe Celine Classic Panier from Faradays
Raffia Hobo Bag Women from Prada
Jackie 1961 Raffia Shoulder Bag from Gucci
Cassette crochet raffia bag from Bottega Veneta
Freya mini raffia effect Tote from Burberry
Beach Bag Tote from Balenciaga
Panier raffia tote from Saint Laurent
Medium C’est Bag from Christian Dior
JW ANDERSON shoulder bag from Net-a-porter
Celine TEEN TRIOMPHE BAG from Faradays
BOTTEGA VENETA Sardine intrecciato shoulder bag from Net-a-Porter
Horsebit Chain Shoulder bag from Gucci
LOEWE Puzzle Fold Tote Medium Bag from Faradays
Celine CLASSIQUE 16 BAG from Faradays
Roma Bag from Bulgari
Coperni Crossbody Swipe Bag from Muse
Savoy Duffle Bag from Gucci
Alma Travel GM from Louis Vuitton
Tekla Canvas Bag from Simon James
Dadelszen Boston Bag from Faradays
Keepall Bandoulière 50 from Louis Vuitton
Rains Hilo Weekend Bag from Farfetch
Large Book Tote from Christian Dior
Saint Laurent Weekend Bag from Net-A-Porter

Shoes

Loewe Toy leather Pumps from Faradays
Slingback pumps from Prada
Elme Flat from Jimmy Choo
Patent leather ballerinas from Prada
Alaïa Mesh Ballerinas In Fishnet from Faradays
Azia Pump 95 from Jimmy Choo
Celine Trainer Low Lace-Up Sneaker from Faradays
Legacy Ankle Boot from Louis Vuitton
RUN SNEAKER from Gucci
Proenza Schouler
Lug Sole Platform Loafers from Muse
C’EST DIOR SLINGBACK PUMP from Christian Dior
VALENTINO ballet flats from net-a-porter
Brushed Leather Mules from Prada
Men’s Loafer With Interlocking G from Gucci
Greca Loafers from Versace
Estate Loafer from Louis Vuitton

Sunglasses

Loewe Cat Eye Sunglasses from Parker&Co.
Projekt Produkt Rs2 C1 Sunglasses from Parker&Co.
Bottega Veneta BV1035S001 sunglasses from Muse
Rectangular-Frame Sunglasses from Gucci
Dior signature S10f Sunglasses from Parker & Co.
Valentino Goldcut Sunglasses from Faradays
Celine Cat-Eye Tiger Print Sunglasses from Faradays
Symbole sunglasses from Prada
LV Fame Oval Sunglasses from Louis Vuitton
ALAÏA Squared Sunglasses from Faradays
Dior highlight S1i Sunglasses from Christian Dior
Shield Square Sunglasses from Balenciaga
Cutler & Gross 
1402 Square Sunglasses from Parker & Co.
Loewe Lw40078i 01b Geometric Sunglasses from Parker & Co.
Garret Leight Retro Biggie Sun from Parker & Co.
L 605 Luna sunglasses from Saint Laurent
Cutler And Gross 1397 Square Sunglasses from Parker & Co.
LV Rise Square Sunglasses from Louis Vuitton
Nouvelle D-Frame Acetate Sunglasses from Gucci
Symbole sunglasses from Prada

Jewellery

Piazza Divina earrings from Van Cleef & Arpels 
Deep-Time Bones ring from Louis Vuitton
Divas’ Dream Necklace from Bulgari
Ribbons Of Love Tourmaline Ring from Sutcliffe
Josiah Necklace from Van Cleef & Arpels 
Ole Lynggaard Lotus Ring from Partridge
Serpenti Earrings from Bulgari
Star of the Sea Necklace from Tiffany & Co.
Emerald Sophistication Ring from Partridge
Allegoria Necklace from Gucci
Rose De Noël Earrings from Van Cleef & Arpels 
Loewe Anthurium Charm from Faradays
T1 Circle Pendant from
Tiffany & Co. 
Chopard Ice Cube Gold Earrings from Partridge
Link To Love Studded Double Ring from Gucci
Lock Ring from Tiffany & Co. 
Hearts-A-Flutter ring from Sutcliffe
Fope Luna Thick Link Flex’it from Partridge
Bouton D’or Necklace from Van Cleef & Arpels 
Clash De Cartier Ring from Cartier
Ole Lynggaard Nature Creol pendant Earring from Partridge
B.zero1 Earrings from Bulgari
Piaget Possession Open Bangle Bracelet from Partridge
Volt Curb Chain Small Bracelet from Louis Vuitton

Watches

Cartier Baignoire watch from Partridge
Perlée Toi & Moi Secret watch from Van Cleef & Arpels 
Rolex Day-Date watch from Partridge
Serpenti Seduttori watch from Bulgari
Tambour Moon Dual Time watch from Louis Vuitton
HardWear Watch from Tiffany & Co.
G-TIMELESS WATCH WITH BEES from Gucci
Chopard Happy Sport Oval Watch from Partridge
Gucci 25h Watch, 40mm from Gucci
Rolex Datejust Diamond Bezel watch from Partridge
Cartier Santos De Cartier Watch from Partridge
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Hublot Big Bang Integrated Time Only Titanium Pavé 40mm Watch from The Hourglass
Tambour Slim Monogram Dentelle watch from Louis Vuitton
Bvlgari Watch from Bulgari
Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Watch from Partridge
Jaeger-LeCoultre Master
Ultrathin Moon watch from Partridge

Menswear

Monogram 
Denim Workwear Jacket from Louis Vuitton
Embroidered EKD Sweatshirt from Burberry
Cotton Cargo Pant from Gucci
HOPPER DENIM SHIRT from Dadelszen
GG LEATHER JACKET from Gucci
Marine Biker Perfecto Jacket from Dadelszen
Perforated Blouson from Louis Vuitton
Jacket from Saint Laurent

Coveted

Swarovski’s Millenia collection brings warm topaz tones and octagon-cut crystals to everyday jewellery
Arc’teryx is opening its First New Zealand store at Commercial Bay
Style Icon: Viky Rader

Shop Denizen’s Spring Issue: Design

From the pages of our Spring Issue straight to your screens, our curated edit of the very best pieces of design are now at your fingertips. Featuring showstopping occasional chairs, lounge-worthy sofas, sleek bathware, refined lighting, essential outdoor additions (which should be ordered now in the lead-up to summer) and other covetable furnishings, this shoppable edit allows you to explore all the hero design pieces from our recently unveiled Spring Issue.

Chairs  |  Sofas  |  Barstools  |  Bathware |  Lighting  |  Outdoor  |  Other

Chairs

Wassily lounge chair by Marcel Breuer for Knoll from Studio Italia
Thomas armchair by Antonio Citterio for Flexform from Studio Italia
Klismos chair by Antonio Citterio for Knoll from Studio Italia
D.154.2 armchair by Gio Ponti for Molteni&C from Dawson & Co.
Womb chair by Eero Saarinen for Knoll from Studio Italia
LC4 Chaise Longue by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand for Cassina from Matisse
Mart armchair by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia from Matisse

Sofas

Grayson Sofa by Tim Webber from Tim Webber
Ipanema curved settee by Didier Gomez from Ligne Roset
Octave sofa by Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C from Dawson & Co.
Asmara Modular sofa by Bernard Govin from Ligne Roset
Bubble rock sofa by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani from Studio Italia
The Something Like This Sofa by Maarten
Baas for MOOOI from ECC
Camaleonda Sofa by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia from Matisse
Maralunga 40 Sofa by Vico Magistretti for Cassina from Matisse
Islet sofa by Tolv from Dawson & Co.
Togo by Michel Ducaroy from Ligne Roset 
Amoenus soft swivel sofa by Antonio Citterio for Maxalto from Matisse
Groundpiece sofa by Antonio Citterio for Flexform from Studio Italia
Esosoft sofa by Antonio Citterio for Cassina from Matisse
Camaleonda sofa by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia from Matisse

Barstools

Tibu stool by Anderssen & Voll for Magis from ECC
Joker barstool by Timothy Oulton from Dawson & Co.
Circa bar stool by Bensen from Tim Webber
Nina barstool by David Lopez Quincoces for Living Divani from Studio Italia

Bathware

Ode stone bath by Apaiser from Robertson Bathware
Medameda Freestanding Bath Column In Brushed Gold by Zucchetti from Robertson Bathware

Lighting

Metronome table lamp by Apparatus from ECC
Nessino table lamp by Giancarlo Mattioli & Gruppo for Artemide from ECC
Atollo table lamp by Vico Magistretti for Oluce from ECC
Belvedere Spot Single F2 by Antonio Citterio for Flos Architectural from ECC
Arco floor lamp by Achille Castiglioni for Flos from ECC
Kelvin Edge table lamp by Antonio Citteri for Flos from ECC
Taccia light by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos from ECC
Giovanni table lamp by Soho Home from Design Central
Reverse table lamp by Aleksandar Lazic for Menu from Tim Webber
Skull table lamp by Travis Barker for Buster + Punch from ECC

Outdoor

Guell sunbed by Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C from Dawson & Co.
Kin sun lounger from Tim Webber
Tokio Teak relaxing chair from Design Warehouse
Mbrace lounge chair by Sebastian Herkner for Dedon from Dawson & Co.
Holly concrete side table from Design Warehouse
Roll dining chairs by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal from Studio Italia
Mesh deckchair by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal from Studio Italia
Double sunlounger by Rodolfo Dordoni for Roda from ECC
Mood lounge chair by Studio Segers for Tribu from Dawson & Co.
Palinfrasca lounger by Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C from Dawson & Co.

Other

Haller Credenza by USM from ECC
S-G-1-#BEBDB6-SC artwork by Zara Dolan from Sanderson Contemporary
Alcova bed for Maxalto by Antonio Citteri from Matisse
Convivium Collection by Antonio Citteri for Arclinea from Matisse

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Shop Denizen’s Spring Issue: Wellbeing

If you’ve been flicking through the glossy Wellbeing pages of our newly-released Spring Issue, we have rounded up all the products that might have caught your eye and included them in our curated, shopping edit below. From life-changing face oils to haircare that will give you long, luscious locks, to a concise line-up of makeup for a glowing visage, these are the hero wellness products from our Spring Issue.

Skincare  |  Haircare  |  Bronzing

Skincare

Supernatural Face Oil from Emma Lewisham
Lyma Laser from Net-A-Porter
Energising Face Cleanser from Sothys
Verso Facial Cleanser from Revolve
Codage Cleansing Gel from Spring Store
Augustinus Bader The Cream Cleansing Gel from Spring Store
Skin Reset Serum from Emma Lewisham
Allies of Skin Multi Peptides & GF Advanced Lifting Serum from Mecca

Hair Care

Augustinus Bader The 
Scalp Treatment from Spring Store
K18 Molecular Repair Mask from Strawberrynet
Kevin Murphy Hydrate Me Masque from Strawberrynet
Chloe Zara Silk Hair Cream from Spring Store
Hair Rituel by Sisley Regenerating Hair Care Mask from Strawberrynet
Virtue Labs Restorative Treatment Mask from Sephora
RD1 Anti-Hairloss Spray from Patricks
Augustinus Bader The Leave-In Hair Treatment from Spring Store

Bronzing

Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Bronzing Cream from Harrods
5 Couleurs Couture Limited Edition from Adore Beauty
Illuminating Face & Body Oil from Emma Lewisham
Mineral Bronzer from Lily Lolo

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Mini Lobster Rolls with Hendrick's Gin Original Dry Martini & Lunar Martini

Mini Lobster Rolls and Tini Martinis collide in Bivacco’s delicious new offering

As spring edges nearer and the sun emerges from behind the clouds, we are increasingly drawn to the waterfront, or more specifically, to one of our favourite Viaduct Harbour venues, Bivacco. Not only does Bivacco occupy the best corner site in the whole area, but it also offers the kinds of food and drinks that make after-work libations a very appealing prospect. And now, its clever culinary team are introducing a delicious new bite-and-beverage combo that is giving us even more of an excuse to knock off early and pull up a chair by the bar. Introducing Bivacco’s Mini Lobster Rolls and Tini Martinis.

Mini Lobster Rolls with Hendrick’s Gin Original Dry Martini

Created as a satiating (but not too heavy) snack, Bivacco’s Mini Lobster Rolls and Tini Martinis make for the perfect marriage — the rich, buttery flavours of the lobster offset by the crisp, botanical notes of the Hendrick’s Gin that makes up the base of the martinis. For the former, diners can expect small, pillowy-soft (and generously-buttered) buns, filled with chopped lobster meat, New England mayonnaise and an array of herbs and spices. While for the latter, guests are able to choose from three Tini Matini options, each offering a different expression of Hendrick’s Gin: Original, Neptunia and Lunar.

Left to Right: Hendrick’s Gin Original Dry Martini, Lunar Martini & Neptunia Martini

While the Original Dry Martini just sees the classic pairing of Hendrick’s Gin with Extra Dry Vermouth and Cournichon, the Neptunia Martini offers something distinctly different, where Hendrick’s Neptunia Gin (with its coastal flavours and seaside expression) is paired with prosecco, passionfruit and kaffir leaf. The Lunar Martini is another take still, where Hendrick’s Lunar Gin (a smooth and alluring drop boasting floral essences and notes of warm, heady spice) is combined with rhubarb, Martini Bianco and fennel frond.

Lobster Rolls & Hendrick’s Neptunia Martini

Able to be ordered at Bivacco’s bar as a pairing for $20 (or individually at $15 for the Lobster Roll and $10 for the Tini Martini) this new Mini Lobster Roll and Tini Martini combo promises to hit the spot every time, whether you’re just starting your evening, catching up with friends for a drink, or seeking a simple but delicious, after-work bite.

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