For those who aren’t in Australia, this is an article I wrote for Australian Harpers Bazaar (January 2010 issue) about my relationship with my sister. Sister witches. We love it. Happy readings beautiful people. . . . .
SISTER WITCHES: HARPERS BAZAAR
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I just got the issue
Love it Love it!!! (Your article..the issue I don’t love, I just like hehe)
This is such a lovely article, I’m glad you and Gemma are now reconnecting more than ever before. thanks for providing the scans! You and Gemma looked too cute in your kiddie pictures! and of course you two always stayed beautiful!
Thank you so much! We are reconnecting more than ever, it’s true. Only more exciting times to come
Hihi ^^. This is my first time reading your writing (besides Twitter, which really doesn’t count now, does it)! It’s really warm and nice… makes me wish I had a sister? Hehe, thanks for the warmth! I must admit, though, that I loved the work that you and your sister did as models. I think I’ll go read your other posts now… All the best!
Thank you! Welcome
I’m so happy you have joined the conversation and audience. I hope you enjoy your time here. 
this made me cry. for so many reasons and on many different levels of what sisterhood brings. you captured it Soph–proximity doesn’t guarantee connection…connection does. just read a bit of lovliness once again.
Petrina, you are such a delicate soul, I love how moved you are by connection and relationship. Thank you for your continued support and love. I cherish your thirst for life. It encourages me onwards xoxo (ps, haven’t received your mail yet, we just left Florida today, but Jon’s mom will forward it safely on I’m sure! I hope you had a beautiful holiday season, and looking forward to touching base soon)
Well done Sophie – what a beautiful piece of writing. xxT
Thanks Thom, so happy you appreciate my work, and your continual support and interest means so much. Looking forward to penning that Crystal Renn article for you xoxoxo (and can’t wait to share the Disclosure article with my readers!! It’s going to blow their minds)
‘Fiance’ in the contributors page! Congratulations! Also, on the article itself, I can relate with mine and my brother’s relationship over the past few years – it was inspiring to read your account. Love x
I love Steven Meisel! Such a mystery of a man! I love him!!
“Organized Robots” Vogue Italia March 2006… that is HEAVEN on a page.
So clinical, so haunting, so undeniably beautiful and scrubbed. Styled by Edward Enninful.
“Non-stop Ultimate Pumping” Vogue Italia June 2006… that is, Bronzed. Boys. Bike-shorts. Bliss. I’m usually one for more subtlety in my homo-erotic imagery, but when lensed by Meisel and styled by Enninful, I can’t help but adore every lycra-clad-camp-inch of Derrick Hayes. Grrr! Lighting is phenomenal in this editorial. Styled by Edward Enninful (hilariously, I might add)
“Miss Shaped” Vogue Italia October 2007. Styled by Karl Templer!!! Steven, Karl. Karl, Steven. Scott, HEAVEN!
“Future Perfect” Vogue Italia December 2005. Styled by Edward Enninful.
“Couture Magic” Vogue Italia March 2008. Styled by Edward Enninful.
The list is endless. My archives are brimming!
I love that you can count haute couture, Steven Meisel and Prada as having an influence on your relationship with your sister, Sophie.
I like to think Lanvin brought my brothers and I closer. Yes! Because nothing says “I love you, Scott” more than Lanvin; well that’s what I’ve been telling them anyway. You hear me!
i just love your blog and this particular peice…there is nothing quite like the bond of sisters,people evolve,friends come and go but sisters always have that invisible string conecting them… you change and grow as people,have times when you are as close can be and some so far apart but that string is always there..i love it!my sister and i live totally different lives but she will always be MY sister and one of my bestfriends:)
keep the great work up sophie!you have a true gift