Emma Myers Unveils ’60s Chic in Sydney

The anchor of the entire ensemble was an A-line mini-ruffled dress in a buttery, cognac-hued suede. The kind of piece that holds its own, with a flirty, pleated hem that added a touch of whimsy. But it’s what she put under it that elevated the entire moment. A sleek, fine-gauge black knit sweater with a classic, light-colored polo shirt peeking out at the collar. It was a masterclass in juxtaposition—the soft, collegiate foundation against the more structured, rebellious spirit of the suede.

And the shoes… oh, the shoes. They were the punctuation mark that turned the page. A delicate pair of dark, pointed-toe high heels were paired with sheer, almost gossamer-like, sheer socks. It’s a detail so subtle, so quietly unexpected, that it screams “fashion editor.” This is how you take a look inspired by Mod heroines like Twiggy and Edie Sedgwick and make it feel profoundly new. It’s an embrace of tradition with a wink and a slight, knowing shrug.