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Wow, time passes us by so quickly. We just can’t believe

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that we’re already in the second half of the year. We hope

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you have all stayed warm over this very cold winter. Isn’t it funny how every winter it’s the same old story; we

We have been so busy doing some amazing things these

hear ourselves saying, “this has got to be the coldest of

past months; we’ve had Fashion Week, Awards, Adelaide

winters” or “I don’t ever remember winter being so cold.”

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Hair we go again, fashionistas HUE NEW: Hair by Sam James-Cockayne of ORBE North Adelaide, and inset, Kylie Jenner.

OUT-THERE hair colour and cuts are growing in popularity on and off the catwalk.

Earlier this year, models strutted the catwalk for Ashish at London Fashion Week in over-the-top sequinned outfits and larger-than-life Afro wigs in a rainbow of colours, including pastel purple, bright yellow, shocking pink and emerald green. Celebrities also dyeing to show off the head-turning look include Keeping Up With The Kardashians star Kylie Jenner, who has had teal, pink, orange and blue tresses.

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Orbe North Adelaide owner Sam James-Cockayne said her clients were becoming more adventurous with colours. They tended to start by experimenting with the trend by trying one or a combination of pastel colours, which were the least permanent, she said.

“My favourite this season is any shade of rose gold – soft, copperpink tones,” she said.

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done certain things I’ve realised I’m more of myself than when I started.”

Albert has already begun writing his next record with 10 demos that are “better than anything” he’s done, but as for a new project from The Strokes ... that seems to be already underway after a long wait for fans.

“When you have mixed feelings of weirdness or hostility, love and confusion it slows things down and also success can slow things down,” he explains.

“When The Strokes got so big it almost came to a halt as opposed to the opposite. If someone calls me to do something I’ll do it – but I think they’re actually in the studio right now – the four of them — kind of writing.”

And as for Albert not being there – he’s OK with that.

“I’m super happy not to be there,” he laughs.

“Sure part of me has or will feel sad but part of me is happy not to feel certain things. I don’t really think about it that much.”

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The comedy rock group’s 34-year-old singer explained in a cheerful way that she’d felt she was the wrong gender since childhood.

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A CRUISE ship from which passengers were hurt in a fatal bus crash in Vanuatu has returned to Brisbane.

P&O’s Pacific Dawn made port just before dawn, bringing to an end an eventful cruise for the wrong reasons for some voyagers. Ten Australians were injured when a tour bus was involved in a head-on collision with a commuter bus on Monday. Three locals died.

The last of the injured Austra-

injuries, and his mother and brother – returned to the Gold Coast on Friday.

Seven others, including a girl, 4, were flown back to Queensland on Tuesday and Wednesday and are recovering in Brisbane hospitals.

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Australian TV, but has the new season of The Real Housewives Of Melbourne left Gina Liano, above, with more enemies than friends?

Last season, Gina found an ally in Gamble Breaux, who she dubbed “a fan”, but apparently the tables have flipped. “Things have changed between us and you see that as the season goes on,” says Gina, adding that the fallout is due

“Dynamics change between friends, and that’s natural. The thing with Housewives is, you have a fight with someone and then you’re forced to see them the next day,’’ she says.

“In a normal situation there would be time for everyone to take a breath.”

In Adelaide on a promotional visit yesterday, Gina was more complimentary to new housewife Susie McLean.

“Susie and I have known each other for years, I went to her wedding,” says Gina.

“She’s lovely but I don’t think you really get to see all of her character in this season.

Hopefully she stays on for another year.”

And if you think that all the drama is played up for the cameras, Confidential can tell you first-hand that Gina is as larger than life in the flesh.

She even arrived almost 50 minutes late to our chat while she was delayed fixing her hair.

Sam’s our hair force one O RBE North Adelaide hair salon’s Sam JamesCockayne, left, is cutting it and then some.

The 28-year-old is in the running for two national awards in the EVY Professional Hotshots competition for hairdressers under 30, namely The Visionary and Rising Star Female awards for the second year in a row.

Sam is also a finalist in the Australian Hair Industry Awards in the Salon Newcomer of the Year category. Plus Sam’s also

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movements, complex mathematical modelling identified the combination of signals needed for each action.

“You can listen to the electrical activity and figure out which limb is going to move and which part of the limb and so on,” Prof Cook said.

In a further breakthrough, collaborative work between St Vincent’s Hospital, University of Melbourne and University of Wollongong scientists has seen muscles 3D printed on to microchips to allow communication between tissues in a limb and electrodes.

This allows “movement” messages to pass from the brain directly to the robotic machinery.

Armed with the decoded brain signals, and with University of Melbourne engineers developing a next-generation robotic, Professor Rob Kapsa ATS Exhibition Centre. said off the to discovery made the South The 28-year-old, who was prospect of a fully-functioning robotic arm a possibility.

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“It’s nice to finally be recognised on a national scale ... I feel really humbled,” Hung, also 28, says.

Sunday ended up being

quite the night for Blow! It’s A Hair Thing, which was named SA Salon Business of The Year at the 2016 Australian Hair Industry Awards which were also announced at the dinner.

Hung says the salon’s team are thrilled because the award is about much more than just excellence in hairdressing.

It also recognises their commitment to collaborating with other South Australians like fashion designers and photographers and doing their bit for charity such as volunteering at World’s Greatest Shave events.

“It’s the first year we’ve entered this category... and we made it,” he says.

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DELAIDE fans of Aussie comedian Mick Molloy could be in for a treat tonight.

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“It’s one of the world’s great festivals so I’m hoping to sneak out and see a few shows, even if I’m only around for one night,” Mick tells Confidential.

“I’ll probably head down to the Rhino Room and who knows, I might even get up (on stage) and do 10 minutes.”

Mick adds tongue-incheek: “I might also go and heckle Lawrence Mooney.”

The brekkie radio host says the event will combine two of his “great passions”, golf and charity work, with the dinner a fundraiser for Army support group, Soldier On. “I like to get out in nature and swear a lot, which is pretty much what happens when I get a golf club in my hand,” he laughs. Mick, who will be joined

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DELAIDE artist James Cochran aka Jimmy C’s mural of David Bowie is here to stay.

The larger-than-life aerosol portrait on the side of a department store in the Starman’s UK birthplace of Brixton became a shrine when he died from cancer in January.

Lambeth Council says a local listing will protect it, and is also talking to Bowie’s family about ideas for a permanent memorial and looking at renaming the area in his honour.

Glengowrie-raised Jimmy C, who is based in the UK and has created artworks around the world, painted the Bowie masterpiece in 2013.

Hats off to South Australians Sam James-Cockayne and Hung Tran who are having the best good hair day ever.

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Paramedics treated the driver before he was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital in a critical condition, police said.

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T H E C I T Y AWA R D S 2 0 1 6 Orbe, North Adelaide is the proud winner of Adelaide’s

any of their various categories because of the rigorous

Best Hair & Beauty Salon/Spa 2016 City Awards. Sam

judging process. With over 9,000 readers voting for their

James-Cockayne, Director of the salon that opened in

favourite businesses in 20 categories online, a judging

2014, with partners Ida Tirimacco and Joe Cimmino,

panel then select a winner from the narrow field of

were on hand to pick up their award alongside Adelaide’s

finalists as determined by public vote.

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“Supporting small business is a huge part of what we

businesses that show a city merging old and new.

do every week in The City and these annual awards are a great way to take stock of those special people and

The City Awards were established in 2015 by The City

places which make our city unique” said Messenger

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Community News editor-in-chief, Jessica Leo.

has rapidly established itself as a prestigious honour for any business lucky enough to win an award from within

Thanks to everyone who voted for us; well done team!

S A M J A M E S - C O C K AY N E It’s been a stellar year for Sam and the team at Orbe, winning this year’s National Visionary Award, making national finalist in the AHIA (Australia Hair Industry Awards) as well as Newcomer Business of the Year and, most recently, a nomination in the Telstra Businesswoman of the Year Awards!

June long weekend saw Sam up on stage in Melbourne for the Hair Expo 2016. Part of the winning experience for Sam’s AHIA win for The Visionary Award was to create a show with a national team for the biggest night of the weekend, The Gen Next Gala Night. The theme was to honour a world famous runway hairdresser. Eugene Souleiman, recreating with her own interpretation 2 of his famous runway looks. One model included beautiful head braids with Jewel ornamentation and the other wore a waist length ponytail with false heavy bangs cut solid with the clippers.

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As many of you are aware (and have probably had your hands on by now) we introduced the new Goldwell Kerasilk range into the salons a couple of months ago.

Within this brand there are 4 ranges. The focusses of these are on: ultimate control, volume, optimum shine and reconstruction. With natural keratin and silk as the key ingredients, every product provides beautiful strength and shine. But don’t take our word for it alone, we’ve asked a few of our converted clients with unruly frizzy or flat lifeless hair to share their thoughts on the new line.

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J A N E T R O T T E R : Long fuzzy curls lacking shine.

Hard to time and keep smooth (upper image).

I am loving the new Kerasilk range! My hair now feels so soft and silky particularly after an in salon treatment. I have quite wavy hair and frizzy so I’m always on the hunt for the right product to tame the curl and reduce the frizz.

Kerasilk certainly delivers! My favourite take home product Is the control rich oil which I use everyday as a treatment and to control it. It’s great as it doesn’t weigh my hair down like other oils.

M A R I A M E L E : Weekly blowdry client with highly

M E L I S S A N O R R I S : Platinum blonde fine hair, limp

lightened thick flyaway hair. Hard to manage herself.

and prone to heat damage due to styling (lower image).

Hi my name is Maria and I’m a regular at Orbe

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North Adelaide going in weekly for a blow dry.

expect it to really be able to make my hair feel

I have been having the Kerasilk treatments

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still felt super soft. The real shock is that being so blonde and always straightening or curling my hair it tends to lack any shine but it is so shiny now and people comment all the time on that.

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We had the privilege of once again being invited to work

movement in the front, a beautiful clean and crisp look to

with Goldwell Australia at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week,

compliment her latest collection.

Sydney. Ida headed up the team as Hair Director for the Karla Spetic show, along with Joe, Sam, Janelle, Tara and

The buzz of working backstage with over 20 models having

Marie from Orbe.

hair and makeup done all at once, the pressure the pace for 3 solid hours is second to none. This has been the 3rd year

We also had the help of other interstate stylists to create

running where we have nailed it back of house, always

“the look� for her Resort Collection 2017. The look, as

constantly being complimented on how calm everyone is

seen in the pictures, was a low pony, side part with some

and how well organised it is or we make it look.

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DOLCE & GABBANA Autumn/Winter 2016

Men’s Italian Fashion PITTI UOMO Menswear trade show—Pitti Uomo—dished up the street

Take inspiration and see how they wore it for yourself

style goods once again this week. The biannual event

with this curated gallery of the best street style looks from

seems to have loosened its top button this time around

Pitti Uomo Spring/Summer2017.

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Cabaret Festival ADELAIDE 2016 How awesome is the Adelaide Cabaret Festival! And this

the Piano Bar area. Our dedicated team had a great time

year we were lucky enough—and very excited—to be

curling, braiding and fluffing hair and pouting some lips!

invited to participate. Co-Directors Ali McGregor and Eddie Perfect did a fabulous job on their first festival.

We were the go-to salon for artists when they came to town, and had the great pleasure of making sure Ali was

Orbe had our own pamper area—the Orbe Zhush Bar—at

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always looking on-point for her shows.

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Inevitable’. It was a very early raw series of multi-media art ‘happenings’ from that time. It was really innovative for its time, and today it still feels modern.

PA R A D I S E B E A C H The final story of the Kevin Murphy 2016 campaign, Paradise Beach, takes us back to our Australian roots, whilst featuring curls, “the new cool girls’ calling card”.

In this bright blue, white and green environment we played with texture and colour with sunny bright blondes, honey tones and tawny browns with a pop of brightness.

Using wave in a new and fresh way the hair is organic and touchable either on long hair or short choppy Kevin Murphy cuts. Wave and curl that is perfect for a day at the beach or a night out. Kevin Murphy again reinvents beach hair with a sexy nonchalance.

Shot at Paperbark Camp, a sustainable and eco resort situated on the banks of a peaceful waterway near the iconic white sand beaches and National Parks situated in Jervis Bay.

Paperbark Camp in Jervis Bay is one of Australia’s original permanent tented camps, and continues to be at the forefront of the glamping revolution. Situated on the banks of a peaceful waterway near the coastal town of Huskisson, the luxury safari style tents are thoughtfully placed amongst the soaring spotted gums and intriguing paperbark trees and feature all the creature comforts you would expect for a luxe camping experience. Combining a unique Australian bush experience with great food, tranquil surroundings and genuine hospitality, guests can get back to nature in style and comfort whilst exploring the famous white beaches and National Parks that Jervis Bay has to offer.

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On the Runway SPRING/SUMMER 2016 GUCCI It was still his classic blend of geek-chic but amped up with solid Gucci accessory references and everything in between. From colour to decoration; frills and glitter; shine, sequins and embroidery, all dazzling down the sheer column flounced dresses.

DOLCE & GABBANA The show was called Italia is Love - and it was a world tour of references: Peruvian pom-poms, chinoiserie dresses, riviera-style, Italian tradition—all transposed 24

the Dolce & Gabbana way. With lace, opulent embroidery and embellishment, including those Fifties sundress silhouettes or alternatively those hour-glass styles or tunics with trumpet sleeves.

PR A DA From cropped jackets with an an emphasis on the skirt suit (from short to knee-length), the show gained momentum from there. Black net perched at the neck as though caught on this season’s Prada girl in a wind tunnel; a great styling detail.

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On the Streets SPRING/SUMMER 2016

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It’s the season to freshen up your wardrobe with bright

the best spring/summer fashion inspiration; straight from

colours, light layers and revitalizing pairings that

the streets of Sydney, Paris and Milan Fashion Week. The

automatically give new life to your fashion game. Here are

Paparazzi ready and waiting to take their pics!

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