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In this episode of AdChat: The Creative Woman’s Perspective, we’re thrilled to welcome Jane de Teliga - former Style Editor for The Australian Women’s Weekly, curator, writer, and visionary stylist. Jane’s career has shaped the look of Australian icons and transformed magazine pages into dynamic works of art. From her editorial roles at Harper’s Bazaar and Good Housekeeping UK to styling some of the world’s most celebrated icons, Jane has left a lasting mark on the fashion industry.
Join hosts Melinda Parent and Teresa Robinson as they delve into Jane’s extraordinary journey, from her influential editorial work to her bold decision to step away from a high-paced career to pursue a simpler life in Europe.
Jane shares behind-the-scenes stories of working with stars like Nicole Kidman, Twiggy, Megan Gale and Olivia Newton-John, and opens up about her personal journey of reinvention as captured in her memoir, Running Away from Home. With insights on resilience, creativity, and finding fulfilment, Jane’s story is a testament to the power of following your own path.
This is an episode not to miss for anyone interested in fashion, art, and the courage to redefine success. -
In the third episode of AdChat: The Creative Woman’s Perspective, we sit down with two iconic figures from Adelaide's fashion scene—Sara Abel-Smith and Casana Perryman. Sara and Casana share stories from the runway, discuss the evolving portrayal of women in media, and open up about balancing successful careers with motherhood. The conversation also highlights their recent collaboration on the SA Life magazine cover, created with Oranje Creative. Tune in for an inspiring discussion of their journeys and the ever-evolving world of fashion and advertising.
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Loene Furler is an inspiring figure in Adelaide’s arts scene, known worldwide for her artistic achievements, impactful teaching, and the fact that she is the mother of music superstar Sia Furler. Her story spans decades: from embracing existentialism in the ’60s, feminism in the ’70s, politics in the ‘80s, to arts advocacy in the millennium.
Loene has explored sketching, painting, photography, filmmaking, and music. She’s made a significant impact through teaching in the Pitjanjatjara Lands, lecturing at ACARTS, and advising on arts policy. Loene has held key roles in various arts foundations and has been a mentor to many. -
Karyn Foster, the force behind Adelaide’s leading PR firm, Foster PR, built a fabulous career. Her boundless energy, quick wit, and unparalleled work ethic set her apart in a male-dominated industry. Karyn’s story as a PR magnate and philanthropist, is nothing short of inspirational.
Karyn defied gender bias to establish Foster PR at just 24, Adelaide’s first female PR agency. While male partnerships were offered, Karyn boldly charted her own path, a decision that proved right for four decades. She transformed her business from a solo operation into a thriving venture through calculated risks and hard work.
