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NUTS FOR PRIDE!
Are you ready to get nuts for Pride? Literally?! Thanks to 2010 WA Fashion Award Fine Details winner Alister Yiap – quite possibly Perth’s most exciting emerging jeweller – OUTinPerth has 25 of Yiap’s unique Pride ‘nuts’ to giveaway this Pride Fairday, Saturday October 9. Based on the industrial shape that compliments a bolt, these nuts are beautiful stainless steel hexagons encrusted with rainbow flag coloured cubic zirconia’s, which appear either as cubes or three small sparkling dots of elegance. Each nut comes on its own stainless steel 80cm chain, making them not only unique, but simply fantastic. All you have to do is find the OUTinPerth stall at Pride Fairday and register to win. Winners notified Monday October 11. For more on Alister Yiap’s amazing jewellery and accessory ranges, visit www.malachialisteryiap.com.


MEN, BILLIE & ROSE WANNA DRESS YOU!

This October, Billie & Rose are combining with OUTinPerth to make one lucky male reader the best dressed man for Pride. Billie & Rose – who can be found in Mt Lawley, Fremantle or the city’s epicentre of chic, King Street – are purveyors of street cred threads, the kind that elevate the wearer to the epitome of edgy urban style. Think Saint Augustine Academy, Joaquin, Who Am I, Beat Poet, We Are Handsome, Autonomy and Scotch & Soda… plus new kids on the block David & / Or Billy. Gentlemen, all you have to do to win an exclusive $250 Billie & Rose gift voucher this Pride is register on both the Billie & Rose and OUTinPerth Facebook fan pages and then follow the link from the exclusive menswear style gallery to register online at www.www.outinperth.com. You must be a member of both fan pages AND register through OUTinPerth to win. Don’t worry… all the effort will make you the best dressed boy this Pride, without a doubt! Find your fashion future by searching ‘Billie & Rose’ on Facebook and then entering www.facebook.com/outinperth!

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