Briana Domjen

Sydney’s glitterati have officially begun their annual migration to Europe, and if the social set’s travel plans are anything to go by, Italy is about to experience a serious Australian takeover.

Pip Edwards has opened up about the shift in her relationship with her son Justice, saying his move overseas has forced the pair – who she describes as once “co-dependent” – to adjust to life apart after years of being almost inseparable.

This week’s eight hottest parties on the Sydney social scene feature the Wuthering Heights opening night Celebration at the State Theatre; OneRepublic returned to Nova’s Red Room for a performance at Liberty Hall; Maison Essentiele celebrated its latest Spring Summer 26 collection at its Darlinghurst Showroom and Concept Store; K’DOR marked Valentine’s Day by hosting an intimate Galentine’s soiree at it’s Double Bay boutique; cult nail polish brand OPI celebrated its collaboration with the film adaptation of Wuthering Heights at the Bambini Trust; Tequila Don Julio welcomed a curated list of VIP guests to Carriageworks for Peggy Gou’s only Sydney show; and Gong Grocer rang in the Lunar New Year with a bang.

Karaoke until 4am, live bands and a trumpet-wielding neighbour — The Golden Bachelor has barely begun filming, but it’s already struck a sour note in one of Sydney’s most exclusive enclaves.

Aspen’s grip on Sydney’s social set is thawing, with the city’s elite increasingly bypassing the Colorado ski field in favour of Courchevel.

Just weeks out from her wedding to Michael Burn, Bondi Boost founder Alexandra Jakob has thrown a bridal-party reveal so lavish it could easily have passed for the main event.

A man from Sydney’s east has been charged with breaking into the home of Double Bay eyebrow queen Kristin Fisher, allegedly knowing she was home at the time.

Sydney’s celebrity and society set rang in the New Year with markedly subdued celebrations, opting for intimate, low-key gatherings as the city continued to grapple with the aftermath of the tragic Bondi shooting.

Confidential reported Pip Edwards was stepping back from her gig as creative director of Ksubi, however, word is she has now resigned.

From Hollywood royalty to reality TV stars, 2025 became the year Australian celebrity love stories turned into cautionary tales of fame and heartbreak, while a number of high profile names found love.