Documentary about an eight year old’s imaginary world

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By Inês Machado in New Film on Wednesday 31 August 2011

Jibberland shows the insight of an imaginary world created and explored by and eight year old, reminding us of how far your imagination can take you and how easy it is to be creative for a child. It also helps that Marie is probably the coolest kid I’ve ever had the pleasure to meet.

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Make Believe

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By This Island Life in New Fashion on Thursday 2 July 2009

As we made our way to the bar at RAFW this year, it was obvious something was going down. A crowd had gathered around what we assumed to be an off-duty supermodel, but as we ordered our white wine spritzers (they were all the rage) it became apparent that this was no ordinary celeb spotting. The fashion pack were salivating over a man wearing what looked to be a life-sized rat dipped in some sort of neon plastic coating. We needed to know who was behind this, and now finally after months of extensive of research the mystery has been solved. The girls responsible for this Zoolander-like moment are Aussie label Make Believe. They coat flowers and toy rats in high-sheen latex to create scene-stealing jewels. Who’s up for a bit of menagerie accessorizing?

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