Icon Collective

Events. Fashion. Social Media.

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Loving beautiful flowers

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It was a live affair that started in the courtyard of a Surry Hills store, inspired by a vibrant purple maxi with neon yellow detailing. It grew over many a trip to the idyllic shores of Bali and is rekindled season after season with it's ever changing yet always whimsical designs.

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Can't wait for this years Vivid festival!

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Missing Paris

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This is what we would kind of look like if we were made out of Lego. We need more clothing options!

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Growing up!

We aren't new to the world of Public Relations, but Icon Collective is a new adventure for us and we are super excited to find the up and coming creatives- artists, designers, musicians and bloggers of Sydney and the Hunter so we can grow together and take on the world!

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Lighters that I wish I could own

Butchers paper, copic markers, fine liner

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A lovely piece by Sydney artist Miranda. We can't wait to see some more!

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Giggly Rose cocktails at one of our favourite bars, The Winery x

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TINNY has a new Tumblr Home :)

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Can't wait to see some more of this adorable artwork!

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Boxing Day races in Newcastle- almost better than Christmas Day!

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We do love race days. One of the best opportunities to dress up in our fave designs and meet new people!

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Tea time at Icon Collective

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Last night Prima Ballerina Lucinda Dunn (pictured here as Kitri in Don Quixote) performed her curtain call in the Australian Ballets production of Manon. This performance marked the end of a 23 year career for Dunn. Her name is synonymous with grace, passion and technical excellence within the dance world and she truly is an Australian icon. We wish her all the best in her future endeavours.

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Boy do we wish we were around Darlinghurst in the 1930’s; we’d be best friends with gang leaders and lifelong rivals, Kate Leigh and Tilly Devine. Featured in the Australian TV series Underbelly Razor, the pair ran sly grog bars and brothels during the Depression and War era, and we def have a woman crush on these amazing Aussie gangsters.

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Afternoon tea at the office. La Duree macarons are to die for, and Sydney finally got a boutique salon at Centrepoint! 

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Us walking into the bar.

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Olivia and Kylie, Melbourne Cup 2013. When I.C was still just an idea over wines. Wheels & Dollbaby was our inspiration that day- as they are most race days.