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Category: Nostalgia Edition

Nostalgia Edition

Your retro lookbook

Words by Maggie Zhou
Photography by Maggie Zhou

Oh, the ‘80s. The decade of Pac-Man, MTV and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Of Madonna, Tetris and Ghostbusters. But, the fashion – the fashion could make you unconsciously shudder and involuntarily squirm. … Your retro lookbook

Nostalgia Edition

Memsperanto

Words by Harrison Johnstone
Art from past Esperanto covers 

Esperanto Magazine is a revolution, and an evolution, of our fave student publication. … Memsperanto

Nostalgia Edition

Not so sexy truths

Words by Mona Chatskin
Art by Perri Athanasiou

Whether you’ve tried to repress them or not, we all have memories from our awkward early teen years. … Not so sexy truths

Nostalgia Edition

Traumatising TV

Words by Nicolas Zoumboulis
Art by Nicholas Manton

Australian children’s television was the gateway to a whimsical world of excitement and adventure. Like any good Australian millennial, I loved the ABC (this piece is not for those boujee kids who had Foxtel), but its darker and stranger side haunted me. … Traumatising TV

Nostalgia Edition

Walkman revival

Words by Freya Lauersen
Art by Matthew Mendoza 

As winter settles in the ‘feeds’ begin to divide, between those sipping Aperol Spritzes on the Amalfi coast and those stuck in Melbourne making the most of their Thursdays with a brief summer #throwback.

… Walkman revival

Nostalgia Edition

Living on speed dial

Words by Chermaine Wong
Art by Bridget Melville

“Hello, may I speak to __ please?” was the first thing I’d always say when I rang up my friend’s home. … Living on speed dial

Nostalgia Edition

Minimalism. Evolution.

Words by Georgia Cameron
Art by Kaye Simonson

Rapid technological growth and globalisation are major features that define our current lives. … Minimalism. Evolution.

Nostalgia Edition

So Fresh 4eva

Words by Emily Burkhardt
Art by Rochelle Oh

When it comes to nostalgia in the world of music, you can’t go past a good old CD. … So Fresh 4eva

Nostalgia Edition

Our yellow family

Words by Caitlin Johnston
Art by Angharad Neal-Williams

The majority of my childhood was spent in front of the television. Now that I’m in my 20s, I’ll sometimes spit out random facts during conversations, or have a little bit of extra knowledge when faced with certain situations. … Our yellow family

Nostalgia Edition

The Daria diaries

Words by Georgia Cameron
Art by Leitu Bonnici

Daria was the cynical MTV cartoon from the late ‘90s that filled the afternoon for millennials across the globe. … The Daria diaries

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