Domain Review Bayside & Port Phillip - June 08, 2022

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

JUNE 8-14, 2022

FASHION

STAR STYLIST GAB WALLER

ART

PICASSO MOVES INTO THE NGV

SALLY HEPWORTH BEST-SELLING AU THOR W RITES HOME

B AY S I D E & P O R T P H I L L I P

C o mp i l e d b y

HAILEY COULES

The editor’s desk

GEORGIA QUINN

It’s sometimes difficult to find stories set in our own backyard. American culture inevitably permeates our own and movies, TV and books from afar make their way into the Australian zeitgeist. It’s refreshing then, when this phenomenon works the other way around, as it has with author Sally Hepworth’s novels. Most are set in Melbourne, and they have captured the attention of US bigwigs, including the New York Times (six have made its best-seller list) and film producer Amy Poehler. In our cover story this week, Hepworth talks about her wild imagination and her new book The Younger Wife. ●

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THE EDIT Things we love about Melbourne

OUR COVER \ Sally Hepworth. Photographed by Mrs Smart Photography

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avvy style hunter Gab Waller is regarded internationally as Australia’s best-kept fashion secret. She’s built a reputation sourcing fashion’s most coveted clothing and accessories for a swag of A-list celebrities including Khloe Kardashian, Rosie HuntingtonWhiteley and Hailey Bieber.

“When our clients are searching for that impossible-to-acquire piece, we step in as their personal fashion detective,” she says. “Our clients are so forward-thinking regarding fashion, they’re not looking for what’s currently available, so that results in many unique, hard-to-obtain finds.

“There have been many times where myself and my team have found ourselves scouring the smallest of boutiques trying to find that single hidden gem.”

Waller says the idea for her business (run mostly through direct messages on her Instagram @gabwallerdotcom) began in 2018 when she found it hard to secure special designer pieces for herself.

“As someone who had shopped luxury, I was aware luxury items have always been a more difficult

Style whisperer Aussie fashion guru Gab Waller finds one-off pieces for the stars.

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acquisition in Australia,” she says. “I knew sourcing [presented] a massive opportunity. It was the perfect intersection of the excitement from finding solutions to unique problems and my entrepreneurial spirit.”

Waller started small, providing a luxury sourcing service for 10 clients, but the business blossomed globally

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when Huntington-Whiteley credited her for finding a Celine coat she sported on Instagram.

“That was definitely a gamechanging moment,” Waller says.

“A large portion of my clients have the ability to shop anywhere, so the trust that I have built over the years with my clients is crucial.”

But it’s not just high-profile, glamour clients who benefit from Waller’s expert styling and sourcing services.

“Being inclusive to all has been a cornerstone value of Gabriel Waller since day one,” she says. “We accept requests from all walks of life and no fashion find is too big or too small. Everyone is welcome, and we treat everyone as a VIP.” Now based in Los Angeles, Waller is closer to her international clients and her network of global retailers and brand contacts.

But she is returning to Melbourne later this month to host a week of private styling sessions at Jackalope Hotel in Merricks North on the Mornington Peninsula.

Waller will be curating a collection of the season’s most sought-after clothing and accessories – including the Saint Laurent Icare shopping bag and the Hermes Chypre sandals.

“This is the first time I have offered an experience of this kind to my clientele in Australia, where they will be able to shop with me directly one-on-one,” she says.

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“When partnering with Jackalope, it was significant to me that we were offering guests exclusive pieces that you couldn’t pick up domestically, I believe these two shops meet that goal perfectly.”

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COVER STORY

“Most of my books are set in bayside Melbourne – it’s where I grew up ... it made sense to me.”

MRS SMART

SALLY HEPWORTH

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Home-spun stories Author Sally Hepworth’s novels bring Melbourne to life – and now Hollywood is taking note.

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uthor Sally Hepworth has a way of instantly drawing you into her books with her painterly impressions of Melbourne.

From Sandringham cul-de-sacs to pages that melt with descriptions of a peak summer heatwave, Hepworth weaves our city’s places and experiences into her stories.

But it was the six-time New York Times bestselling author’s depiction of Brighton in her 2019 novel The Mother-in-Law that caught the attention of Hollywood.

“That was my breakout novel and I think part of its success was telling a story through places I know,” Hepworth says. “Most of my books are set in bayside Melbourne – it’s where I grew up and where my mother and grandmother have grown up. It made sense to me.”

American actor and producer Amy Poehler contacted Hepworth (at first on the phone, and then face to face in LA) to discuss turning it into an NBC TV thriller series.

“Having Amy Poehler interested in my book came as a total surprise but I’ll take it,” Hepworth says.

The series is still in development with Poehler’s production company Paper Kite, which is also responsible for the Netflix series Russian Doll.

Hepworth worked in HR and event management before embarking on a full-time writing career while pregnant with her first child.

“When I started writing my first book [in 2014], my publisher told me I had to set them in America if I wanted to find an American publisher,” she says.

“It felt awkward doing that, but they loved what I wrote and on it went. Over time it felt like I was fudging it and craved my Australian connection.”

It wasn’t until Hepworth released her fourth novel, The Family Next Door, in 2018 that her book publisher caved in to her requests to use Melbourne as her backdrop.

“By that point in my career ... Liane Moriarty had set her books in Sydney and author Jane Harper had emerged with The Dry,” she says.

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“The success of those writers really got my publisher thinking, sure, let’s see how we go if we do it too.”

Hepworth’s latest book, The Younger Wife, follows the relationship of two sisters, Tully and Rachel, whose father Stephen decides to remarry to a younger woman, Heather.

The domestic thriller is packed with twists and turns you won’t see coming – and captures the scenic bayside views with a back-stabbing undertone.

The idea for The Younger Wife occurred while Hepworth was driving from Sandringham to visit her aunt Gwen at Box Hill Hospital.

“She wanted me to get her hot water bottle from home,” Hepworth explains. “I was on the speakerphone with my brothers in the car asking why on earth would she want it. I was on EastLink when the idea clicked for the book.”

Hepworth writes in a co-working space close to home and describes her lifestyle as anything but glamorous. Much of her sixth book, The Good Sister, was written at Brighton Library, from where she drew at least some inspiration – the book’s main character is a librarian.

During the pandemic she found out The Good Sister was chosen by Amazon to feature on a billboard in Times Square, New York. Her only regret? Not being there to get a photo under it.

Hepworth openly acknowledges she has ADHD and says having the neuro-diverse condition works well for her creative career path.

“One of the joys of that is it can make you creative; the flip side is it can make you easily bored,” Hepworth says. “If I wasn’t a writer or working on a new book every year, I would have had 10 careers by now.”

Her husband Christian (known affectionately online as Mr Sally Hepworth) helps her run her business and is a stay-at-home dad to their three children. Prior to Sally’s career taking off, he worked as a full-time accountant, but she says they flipped roles and now she’s the breadwinner.

“Christian is my rock and is totally understanding of my need to write,” Hepworth says.

“He allows me to do this while he runs the other very important aspect of our lives.”

While writing about family dysfunction is her goto, Hepworth says her own life is nothing like the troubled ones she writes about.

“I grew up in a loving family,” she says. “My parents are still together and I’m very close to my brothers.

I’ve always been around great relationships.”

So, how does she plot her storylines set among heartbreak, maligned intentions and maddening love games and whip up a best-seller every year since 2015?

“I have always had a good imagination,” Hepworth says.

“Having twin brothers who always played together meant I was left to my own devices and role-played a lot on my own, I think that’s where it stems from.”

While she’s committed to her career as a fulltime writer, Hepworth says she loves keeping a low profile in Australia, despite the success that’s come her way.

“I’m a real introvert ... my family is my oasis.”

And as for her next book, she’s heading to Portsea, where she and her family spent a lot of time at a holiday home when she was a child.

“I stick to places I know the smell and feel of, so that’s where I am going next with my new book.” ●

SALLY HEPWORTH’S THE YOUNGER WIFE \ Out now. ● panmacmillan.com.au

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ART

The world of Picasso

PABLO PICASSO \ Portrait of Olga in an armchair, spring 1918

The cubist master’s work is set to inspire at a new NGV exhibition.

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he Picasso Century exhibition makes its world premiere at the National Gallery of Victoria this winter, celebrating the iconic works of 20thcentury artist Pablo Picasso.

From his blue period to cubism and surrealism, more than 80 artworks by the Spanish-born, Paris-based artist will be showcased from June 10, alongside 100 more by 60 of his contemporaries.

We spoke to NGV Curator Miranda Wallace who shared some insight into the key works on show.

As the title says, this 1918 work is a portrait of a woman on an armchair.

It is sketched in with paint and looks unfinished. Picasso had already embarked on his cubist adventure by this point in his career. Here he returned to a neoclassical style just after World War I. The war had been a huge rupture as many of his artist friends had to fight. The sitter is his first wife, Olga Khokhlova, whom he married in 1918. She danced with the Ballets Russes and was from an affluent Russian family who lost all their money in the revolution. At this point in his life, Picasso became more commercially accepted and he lived in a new part of Paris, Montparnasse, in a new bourgeoise social world.

This landscape painting in autumnal colours by Marie Laurencin sees her in the picture, painted as the brightest figure in a blue dress. In the centre is poet Apollinaire, who met Picasso in 1905.

He was a magnetic character and captured the imagination of many artists living in the bohemian Montmartre district of Paris.

Picasso is pictured here – he has an intense, dark gaze from behind.

His partner is the woman second on the left. Poet Gertrude Stein also features. It makes us realise Picasso wasn’t always the big star – he was in the shadow of this poet in the early 20th century.

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MARIE LAURENCIN \ Apollinaire and his friends (2nd version), 1909

WIFREDO LAM \ Untitled, 1942

PABLO PICASSO \ Portrait of a woman, 1938

This work was painted in 1938, when Picasso was 57. It is from a period when his relationship with the sitter, photographer and poet Dora Maar, was solid. She was an intellectual and political artist and they had a great rapport. Her presence in this painting is quite extraordinary. She embodied the same interests Picasso had from the personal to politics and surrealist ideas of the unconscious. ●

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FEATURE HOUSE PORT MELBOURNE \ PENTHOUSE 187-195 GRAHAM STREET

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This full-floor penthouse in Port Melbourne is luxurious in every possible way with stunning views that take in all of the CBD, its surroundings and beyond.

The interior design is classic and timeless. Solidly framed doors have bevelled glass inserts, marble is used in bathrooms and living areas, the floors are wide European oak and the home is filled with natural light.

A direct lift opens in the large foyer with double doors leading to a choice of living areas and four large terraces – two at either end of the apartment – with a total area of 140 square metres.

This floor plan, and the apartment’s extraordinary space, offers fantastic options for casual or formal entertaining.

The primary living, dining and kitchen area also includes a formal sitting or dining room with a gas fireplace.

The kitchen here has Italian stone benches and its full complement of Miele appliances includes a pizza oven and steam oven. Behind the kitchen is a butler’s pantry and a bedroom with an en suite and walk-in wardrobe.

The second living area, at the opposite end of the apartment, also opens to a balcony and has a smaller Miele kitchen.

The main bedroom has a lavishly indulgent en suite with an oval bath and Bisazza tiles and a large and beautifully fitted walk-in wardrobe.

Remaining bedrooms have northern outlooks. Two have en suites and built-in wardrobes and there is also a study in

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this zone.

The penthouse has two powder rooms, two laundries, a wine wall, central heating and airconditioning and remote-

“BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED ROOMS LEAD TO EXPANSIVE TERRACES AND

controlled blinds. It is close to cafes and restaurants, Bay

THE CITY SKYLINE VIEWS ARE INCREDIBLE.” ROSS SAVAS – AGENT

Street’s shopping, schools and parks. The beach is just moments away. ● BEVERLEY JOHANSON property@domainreview.com.au

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luxurious swathe of space with a balcony,

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the two bathroom-sharing minors opens to

built-in entertainment unit and huge en suite. One of the children’s bedrooms

If you like spending leisure time exercising,

a rear terrace. Walk to the light rail, shops

Near new, this home brings together

has an en suite and there is a rumpus

relaxing and entertaining, this property

and beach. ● KAY KEIGHERY

sophisticated design, luxurious finishes

room. A smart system controls the central

sets the scene for doing so in equally easy

and superb amenity for easy family living.

heating and cooling, alarm and security

measure, with a gym, a lap pool, a home

At ground level, the formal living and dining

cameras and blinds. The property is close

theatre and a built-in barbecue on the

rooms, with a central marble fireplace and

to shopping, schools and parks. ●

wraparound deck. Set over three levels,

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the house is a fine fit for a modern family,

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contemporary house and the large informal

flaunting fixtures and fittings over and

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living, dining and kitchen area is at the rear,

Agent: Gary Peer,

above the usual. Basement level stages

Price: $3.2 million-$3.4 million

opening to an outdoor entertaining area

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the cellar, gym and theatre. Ground level

Expressions of interest: close 3pm,

with a barbecue kitchen. The kitchen has

Price: $4.25 million-$4.5 million

comprises the garage, home office, laundry,

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a butler’s pantry, 900-millimetre oven,

Auction: 12.30pm, June 18

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trappings. Further features include a gas

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dining-living giving on to the terrace.

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an irrigation system. A stone’s throw from Watkins Bay and in the zone for sought-

parquetry, silk carpets and splashes of

This dwelling fronts up with a neoclassical

after schools, it’s a spacious and confident

Residents of Pavilion Green enjoy al fresco

Signorino marble raise the aesthetics,

façade. Beyond that, things are decidedly

clan pleaser. ● KAY KEIGHERY

dining facilities, sun decks and landscaped

while smart control of Sonos speakers

modern. The gym/four-car garage on

gardens without having to lift a finger.

(indoors and out) electric blinds and the

basement level has a turntable. On ground

Luxuriating loftily on the sixth floor and

wall-mounted television reinforce the

and decked out with Bosch appliances

reached via a private lift, this penthouse

minimum-effort, maximum-gratification

and stone surfaces, the kitchen area of the

apartment pairs two levels of splendidly

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open-plan hub looks destined to inspire the on-trend chef, while the jet spa in the

Agent: Nick Johnstone,

balcony and a similarly scenic (think bay,

Agent: Nick Johnstone,

backyard affords a voguish opportunity to

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city and mountain views), barbecue-

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add some froth to your bubbles. There’s

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inclusive, terrace sized for serious

Price: $3.3 million

a games room, a mud room and a retreat.

Expressions of interest: close 6pm,

socialising. Enter to a hall announcing the

Private sale

The main bedroom comes with all the

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appointed spaces with a panoramic

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BRIGHTON 86-88 Wilson Street A MASTERPIECE OF STYLE AND LUXURIOUS CHARACTER OVER 4 LEVELS Unmatched when it comes to exquisite quality and detail, showcasing incredible living proportions on a double 1340sqm (approx.) block, and promising 360 degree views including the iconic city skyline from your own rooftop terrace, this sublime 5 bedroom + study, 4 bathroom (6 toilets), 9 car space 4-level residence is a modern masterpiece. Steps to the lively Church Street shops, elite schools, beach, and Middle Brighton Station.

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Additional Information: • Lift access available to all 4 levels • 350 approx bottle capacity wine cellar • Games room / nightclub with bar • Fully equipped cinema • Full sized tennis court • Self-cleaning pool

FOR SALE Expressions of Interest VIEW By Appointment

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BENTLEIGH 53b Fromer Street BRAND-NEW FAMILY LUXURY WITH MODERN CLASS Live, luxuriate and entertain with style in this stunningly new 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom town residence. Excelling in space, light and modern functionality, the fluid floorplan showcases an expansive living and dining room, high-end Miele kitchen to satisfy the serious home chef, study, downstairs ensuite bedroom, upstairs retreat and north-facing deck and garden. Close to private and public schools, transport, Bentleigh Village and parks.

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Paul Hack 0418 328 055 Nicholas Peters 0422 393 709 Costa Karabatsos 0404 046 631

AUCTION Saturday June 25 at 11:30 VIEW See website for details

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ELWOOD 61 Ruskin Street EDWARDIAN HAVEN OF LIGHT Only 500m to the beach, pretty as a picture and renovated to harness light and space, this Edwardian ticks all the boxes. Comprising a vast living zone with two lounge spaces anchored by a stone kitchen, all framed with extensive windows and doors letting in glorious light alongside a terrific breeze before spilling onto a paved alfresco. Also features a sparkling bathroom with tub, separate laundry room, double auto garage via ROW, gas ducted heating, ducted cooling and alarm.

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AUCTION Saturday June 18 at 12:30pm VIEW See website for details

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Will Johnson 0449 131 648 John Manning 0416 101 201 Sam Inan 0433 076 999

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ST KILDA 1/18 Princes Street AN IRRESISTIBLE LIFESTYLE HAVEN WITH ART DECO CHARM Perfectly positioned footsteps to vibrant Fitzroy Street and picturesque Albert Park Lake, this desirable 2-3 bedroom ground floor Art Deco apartment sets the stage for an enviable St Kilda lifestyle, surrounded by laid-back beachside vibes, and an eclectic and renowned hospitality scene. Beyond, a welcoming entrance hall leads to a gorgeous living room with a striking mantle and garden views, a generously proportioned dining room capturing a wealth of natural light, and a well-maintained kitchen with a European laundry.

AUCTION Saturday June 18 at 10:30am VIEW See website for details

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Will Johnson 0449 131 648 John Manning 0416 101 201 Costa Karabatsos 0404 046 631

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ELWOOD 2/139 Glenhuntly Road

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SITTING PRETTY IN ART DECO BLISS This gorgeous ground floor Art Deco apartment is rich in period beauty in a charming garden setting.

Set back from the street, this 1940s treasure enjoys a captivating lounge/dining room, a well-equipped kitchen, laundry facilities and a stunning main bedroom with BIRs and access to a private garden.

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ST KILDA EAST 26/20 Shirley Grove

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A LIFESTYLE HIDEAWAY FOR SALE VIEW See website for details

This 2-bedroom apartment is embraced by verdant views that bring a calming ambience indoors – just like living in your own park. A sizeable open-plan living area unfolds to a relaxing balcony. Close to trams, Alma Park and Village, and Chapel and High Streets.

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AUCTION Saturday June 18 at 11:30am VIEW See website for details

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Overlooking the lush expanse of Page Reserve, this magnificent solid brick Victorian residence makes a statement in style and indulgence upon a deceptively large 368 sqm (approx) allotment.

Perfectly attuned to lavish entertaining and a relaxed lifestyle, the generous layout spans two living areas, a striking gourmet kitchen, first-floor main suite, an established and private garden terrace and wide rear access to secure double garage.

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