The
inside of a woman’s handbag is like the closet to Narnia. You never know what
is on the other side, or the inside in this case.
Take
a look into the inside of the Australian Vogue’s editor’s bags!
Christine Centenera, Senior
Fashion Editor
The
contents of my bag doesn’t change from my regular day to day. It’s all about
staying hydrated, lint-free, calm and having enough battery life to last the
day and night
Rebecca Caratti, Style Editor
Fashion
week is long days and nights so my essentials are products that keep me feeling
and looking as best I can. M.A.C blotting papers are a beauty must have for
fresh skin, Visine Revive to keep me looking awake when really I'm sleep
deprived and my clear quartz never leaves me; it stores, releases and regulates
energy
Zara Wong, Online Producer
I've
vowed to try to be more organised and actually use the compartments of my Fendi
Peek-A-Boo tote (the operative word here: tote). The iPad mini is my latest
obsession (I tell myself it's part of the job), and like any self-admitted
Francophile, I couldn't resist the Moleskine diary in the Le Petit Prince
edition. I love my Olympus digital camera - the vintage-esque look is a bonus.
Philippa Brophy, Market Editor
You
may be thinking, “That’s not going to fit in that Céline pouch!” But with the
art of packing it will, trust me. My necessities are iPhone and iPad, notebook
and pen, Chanel fragrance and makeup and Shoo Sticks so I don’t fall over in
front of people
Genevra Leek, Fashion Features
Editor
I'm
not one for a teeny tiny bag that can barely fit a lipstick, but I try to keep
things streamlined. My diary doubles as a notebook, my phone as a voice
recorder for interviews on the fly, and I always carry a special pair of
earrings that I pop on for evening events
Sigourney
Cantelo, Beauty and Health Director
Long
days schlepping the kitchen sink don't really appeal so I keep my bag small for
the shows - it forces me to edit and only take the essentials like my iPhone
which I use to record all my interviews, take photos, write notes and keep a
calendar, necessary beauty products and a car key - I'm a mum so I need to
factor in dropping the baby to daycare and picking him up between shows -
fashion week requires militant organisation.
Edwina McCann, Editor-in-Chief
Full
days at the shows often run into late showings and functions so I carry a few
make-up essentials for touch-ups on the go. Vitamins are essential for
surviving the hectic schedule and of course my iPhone and iPad for keeping up
with work emails and keeping across our social media.
