Sydney is Australia's most internationally recognised city — the Opera House on Bennelong Point, the Harbour Bridge arcing across the water, the beaches of Bondi and Manly, the restaurant culture of Surry Hills and Potts Point, and the harbour that divides and defines the city. The wardrobe responds to Sydney's specific combination of beach culture, outdoor social life, and the luxury social register of the Eastern Suburbs and the harbour.

For the Opera House and the Circular Quay. The Sydney Opera House — one of the world's most distinctive buildings — and the Circular Quay waterfront. A PP linen shirt in white or a warm natural with linen trousers and leather shoes for the Opera House evening; the same combination with linen shorts for the Circular Quay harbour walk.

For Bondi Beach. The most internationally famous beach in Australia — the beach itself, the Bondi Icebergs ocean pool, the cliff walk to Bronte and Coogee. White PP linen over natural swim shorts, leather sandals. The Bondi beach club culture is among the most closely observed in the country.

For the harbour. The Sydney Harbour — ferry rides from Circular Quay to Manly, the sailing yachts of the Sunday harbour races, the private charter boats. Natural swim shorts and a white PP linen shirt for the boat; leather deck shoes.

For Surry Hills and the restaurant scene. The most concentrated restaurant and bar culture in Sydney — the restaurants of Crown Street and the surrounding streets. A navy PP linen shirt with linen trousers and leather shoes for the Surry Hills evening restaurant.

For Paddington and the Eastern Suburbs. The leafy suburb of Paddington — the boutiques of Oxford Street, the Saturday market, the terrace houses. A PP linen shirt in a warm natural or vivid colourway with linen trousers or shorts and leather shoes.

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