Over the last few weeks all Canberrans were asking the question… "#GuardiansOfStyle who are they?"
Yesterday in front of the Canberra Times Fountain it was revealed that the Guardians Of Style were a part of the new season style and culture campaign run by the Canberra Centre! One of the most innovative and memorable to date. The aim was to push the boundaries with the random pop-up style installations, and random it was.
Read MoreKaren Lee grew up making her own clothes and this influenced her decision to make a career change in 2006. She completed a Bachelor of Design (Fashion) in 2008 and since then has been designing and making clothing for the female form.
Read MoreDesigner, Hannah Parris, creates clothing using sustainable design, ecologically sustainable fabrics and production processes, and sustainable business practices.
Audrey Blue uses organic and fairtrade cotton certified under international standards and relies on ethical supply chains. The label is the first, and so far only, women’s fashion label to be certified under the Global Organic Textile Standard.
Read MoreFor your chance to go from Paparazzi to Prime Minister for a whole day, simply upload a picture of your new favourite dish from Capitol Bar and Grill at QT Canberra to your Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and/or Pinterest accounts using #CBGFOODPORN to be in the running to WIN!
The total prize includes being suited up by MJ Bale, one nights accommodation in the QT Canberra State Suite during opening week, dinner for two in Capitol Bar and Grill, an interview with QT TV in the QT lounge and a chance to take pictures with adoring fans!!
Read MoreTo show that the fresh, healthy meals served by the THR1VE Paleo-to-go restaurant in the Canberra Centre taste just as great as they are as being good for you, they’re giving you the chance to bring in a friend who has never eaten with THR1VE before, a Thr1ve Virgin, to test it out and eat for free!!
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