"Denim gurus Dan Single and George Gorrow, from Sydney street wear label Ksubi, will create a diffusion line for Jeanswest later this year. The new range, Alba Fan Club, will be an independent project for the pair - separate from their Ksubi label - and is in keeping with a recent spate of high-profile designers to have launched high street collections.

Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney, for example, both recently created diffusion lines with Swedish label H&M. The Alba Fan Club collection will be launched in 80 selected Jeanswest stores across the Country in mid-April."

Rachel Wells, The Sunday Age

"The concept of doing a range with Single and Gorrow was put to Jeanswest by ideas Agency Mel&Becks (now L'umiere), which brokered the deal between the two parties."

David Meagher, The Australian

"An invitation to see a private Black Eyed Peas gig is a sure-fire way to get Sydney's hip hoppin' party crowd screaming 'Lets Get It Started'. And from the moment they revved in to the decked out warehouse aboard a Hummer 4WD, Fergie and Will.i.am didn't disappoint the amped-up hordes of fans, which included the top-cool-for-school Tsubi boys, the Waterhouse kids and Luke Ricketson".

The Daily Telegraph

"What a Day/Night - I'm still basking in the afterglow of what has to be an all time BEST party for Motorola. While at the same time playing back our in-store appearance frame by frame. Many thanks to you both for a thoroughly professional job and most importantly a creative interpretation that perfectly positioned Motorola. I am very grateful for all your hard work and feel humbled by the success of your achievements."

Peter Joblin, Public Relations Manager, Motorola Australia

"Motorola stole the show at Flemington this year where celebrity guest Chloe Sevigny ensured a glamorous atmosphere in the Birdcage and an unprecedented line up inside Motorola's RAZRBAR.

With a marquee designed by Ksubi and a food and drinks menu by Maurice Terzini of Bondi Icebergs fame, Motorola's tent at this years Spring Racing Carnival was always going to attract the young and hip crowd. And no one comes hipper than its very special guest Chloe Sevigny, who held court over the fun and light hearted proceedings."

Harpers Bazaar

"While other marquees will feature mainly local, more accessible celebs, Sevigny's reputation as the high priestess of international cool - Jay McInerny proclaimed her 'the coolest girl in the world' in his 1994 New Yorker profile - will deliver Motorola press and prestige no amount of free champagne can buy."

Georgina Safe, The Australian

"Former WAG and one-time model agency boss Melissa Seymour, wife of Swans Football legend Brad Seymour, has penned a self-help book. Girl's Guide to Turning Your Idea into a Business, is all about how to do everything from preparing a business plan to dealing with Lawyers. Seymour says she is well qualified after selling her model agency, Pure for mega bucks and moving on to a new career in marketing and PR."

Ros Reines, Sunday Telegraph