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A modern manifest that dares to celebrate women as they are.
Unfiltered and unbridled. 

Dedicated to the woman who desires more. 

ISSUE O1.

An ode to the journey

Journeys. Small steps, larger leaps and great bounds. 

Issue one is about journeys in every form: artistic ones that meander and  circuit around their subject before nailing down their expression; physical  ones that are staggered, hot and arduous; and emotional ones, whether they’re unravelled through a relationship or by going deeper into yourself. 

This issue tracks how women travel from one place to another — through time, through place — and what they learned along the way. 

And, what was waiting for them on the other side. 

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The women in Issue 01

Katie Kodinski

The Silk Laundry founder ushers The Everywoman into her home of collected treasures.

Julia Watson

The architect shares how ancient Indigenous wisdom might be just what we need to fight the climate crisis.

Madeleine Gray

The debut novelist made a splash in the publishing world with 'Green Dot'. What's next for the rising star?

Aditi Mayer

On her journey to sustainable fashion activism, the contradictions of social media, and finding the peace between it all.

Betty Reid Soskin

The life and times of America’s oldest woman park ranger.

Neada Deters

The skincare founder on turning generational lessons of considered beauty into the ritual-informed brand LESSE.

Editorial

She's not mine

She's not mine

Melbourne writer Laura Roscioli always assumed she would be a mother. Then, as life unfurled, assumptions gave way to an appreciation of what was right in front of her.

Coast to coast

Coast to coast

Leyla Stevens captures the geography and culture of her many homes — from the Sunshine Coast to Balinese old growth forests — in her singular video art.

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