If Australian fashion designer Gary Bigeni’s latest tie-dye clothing collection is a reflection of the man himself – it proves that colour also underpins how he decorates his one-bedroom apartment in Sydney’s inner west.
Bigeni, 39, surrounds himself with sentimental items and custom-made jewellery that doubles as his go-to daily inspiration pieces.
He is studying to become a youth worker to help LGBTQI and disabled kids. “The silver lining of the pandemic is realising we are capable of doing more than we do,” Bigeni says.
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