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Apr 18 |

Dallas Cuddy's Veal tongue with mustard seeds and watercress juice.

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Daniel Wilson's Vietnamese Tiramisu with coffee jelly, condensed milk mousse, salted peanut cream, pandan sponge and caramelised banana.

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George Calombaris, Janne Apelgren and The Point's Rabih Yanni.

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Josh Murphy's raspberry tart with orange and crystallised fennel.

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Justin Wise's Yarra Valley pasture fed lamb, Otway shiitake farce, pan seared foie gras and sauce Rouennaise.

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Mark Briggs' potato gnocchi, crispy veal sweetbreads, spanner crab, merlot vinegar jus.

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Michael Fox's king salmon with cucumber and nori.

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Pete Dillon and Cameron Smith

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Stephen and Paige Quartermain

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Adam D'Sylva's crispy prawn and tapioca betel leaf Pani puri, crisp potato parcel, mung bean, chilli and aromatic water.

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George Calombaris' marron, caramalised tarama, kritharaki.

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Nicolas Poelaert's Meli Melo of vegetables, herbs and flowers.

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Geelong revival fashions on the field

07/12/2012

Fashion took a step back in time at the first Geelong Revival Fashions on the Field, with girls young and old dressing to match the era of the classic cars racing along the waterfront. Eye-catching hats and enough spots to hide a coalition of cheetahs were the order of the day as a large crowd watched 30 contestants vying for titles such as “Fifties Filly” and “Vampy Vixen”. Kimberley Riddett from Geelong stole the show with a classic three-piece ensemble, complete with 1950s hat. The local Mill Market and op shops proved popular places for many contestants in finding that special outfit for the competition. Sandy Warren, from Portarlington, arrived dressed to the nines in a ’60s-style hot-pink mini. “I prefer older style clothes with lots of bling,” she said. “Bring bling back, I say!” Winner Megan Saxon wore a homemade ’50s-style dress complemented by driving gloves. “It’s fabulous to win something like this,” she said. “The outfits were so good.” Judge Sharon Burgess was very impressed by the outfits on display. “The ladies went to so much effort to create their look. We had a much bigger turnout than we expected,” she said. Organiser Chris Heath said the event had a great future as a part of the Geelong Revival motorsport weekend. “Next year we want this to be a much bigger part of the day,” she said. “Our Fashions on the Field was inspired by a similar event at Goodwood in England. Thousands of people turn out there in period clothes. We even hope to attract men to our event next year.” view

$LK Jewellery Launch \ October 11$

LK Jewellery Launch \ October 11

05/11/2012

LK Jewellery in collaboration with milliner Richard Nylon hosted an exquisite event at the Crown Casino in celebration of the spring racing carnival on October 11. The event adopted a Mad Hatter theme, with eccentric and lavish adornments. Celebrities, media and guests enjoyed Hendricks Gin from teacups in true Victorian style and nibbled on delicious canapes and macaroons. Celebs included Luxury designer Toni Maticevski attended, along with designer Gwendolynne Burkin and Richard Nylon. www.lkjewellery.com view

$He Says She Says launch \ October 10$

He Says She Says launch \ October 10

05/11/2012

Bringing colour and life to Camberwell, new café/restaurant He Says She Says was officially launched on October 10. An exciting new addition to the area, this fresh dining spot offers a novel blend of friendly, efficient service, crisp homely furnishings and distinguished culinary prestige. Guests at the launch were treated to live jazz music while enjoying celebratory glasses of wine. Head chef Michael Harrison indulged guests in a selection of items from the menu, including snapper tartare, Claire de Lune oysters and spiced lamb shoulder. The café/restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. www.hesaysshesays.com.au view

$Orto kitchen & garden deck series launch \ October 9$

Orto kitchen & garden deck series launch \ October 9

05/11/2012

Hawthorn’s newest Italian restaurant Orto Kitchen & Garden launched its “Deck Series” on October 9. It kicks off a series of events that will be held on the spacious deck over summer. Guests enjoyed signature cocktails and were treated to an array of authentic tastes from the Orto menu, courtesy of head chef, Luigi Buono. www.orto.com.au view

$Australian Launch of Toms \ October 25$

Australian Launch of Toms \ October 25

05/11/2012

Melburnians gathered on the deck of Chapel Street haunt Speakeasy on October 25 to celebrate the Australian launch of TOMS, the hip footwear and eyewear movement with a cool offering. Founded by Blake Mycoskie on a simple premise, One for One, every TOMS purchase sees TOMS provide a new pair of shoes to a child in need. The brand has a similar philosophy for it’s new eyewear range. With the front section of the restaurant closed, guests entered via the back laneway, writing on the painted brick wall a one-word answer to a TOMS-inspired question – “What would you give?” Renowned street artists Maricor and Maricar worked busily on an impressive live art installation that wowed guests, who enjoyed upbeat tunes from Speakeasy’s resident DJ and sipping on bespoke blue Curacao TOMStini cocktails. TOMS will be popping up in Melbourne shops, including Hype DC, Patagonia and Glue. www.toms.com view

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