Ginny & Jude Women Project

AMY
THOROWGOOD

Mon 24th June, 2019

"Style is such a personal thing and it can be hard to navigate what works for you at certain stages of life, or at least the last 10 years have felt like that for me.

As women we don't set out in the morning thinking 'oh how can I dress for other people today', we're just living our lives wearing whatever we want to & should be left alone regardless of what we are wearing! "

MEET AMY

KIM
Tairi

Fri 7th June, 2019

“I am a mischief maker and risk taker.
I work in a urban university as a librarian, outside of work I play ukulele, crochet, write haiku and stitch...

I'm a middle-aged woman who has finally realised that my body is beautiful. I want everyday to be a celebration of women of all shapes and sizes. I refuse to be invisible or marginalised because of my age and gender.”

MEET KIM

ITOHAN
OMOREGBEE

Mon 15th April, 2019

"For me, I feel like I make decisions on what I wear mostly based on how I feel inside that day. We all contain multitudes, so sometimes I like to dress in a more masculine or feminine way; playing dress ups with myself that relate to things that I’m interested in culturally or sub-culturally. ".

MEET ITOHAN

Elise Idiens

Tue 9th April, 2019

"A hairdresser.

I am the daughter of a generational grazier farmer and a wild child mother who in her youth ran around the streets of Blacktown detonating mailboxes.

I’m also known as a photographer and a writer. I enjoy producing photographs and words that sing the earth and its real earthlings.

Residing in Austinmer on the escarpment, the bones and ghosts of an old coal mine that has now been redefined by the continuous act of nature's regeneration - Just me, my lover and a box of bees."

MEET ELISE