Hello. Welcome to the first issue of White Hart Lane. Every month we'll be emailing you our fashion + music magazine straight to your inbox. There'll be a new Fashion Shoot in every issue, plus all the latest in music, fashion design, interviews, events and loads more...

This issue is all about hanging on to those last moments of summer. As the outdoor music festivals start to wind down around the country, we look at the next best concerts heading our way. We chat to Drew Wootton from The Panics in our section Sharp Shooter, and take a look through his summer snaps taken exclusively for us. There's loads to get stuck into so enjoy the read and be sure to spread the word.

WHL x

This Charming Man

Warren Ellis epitomises all that we love in a worn and weathered rock luminary. A key member of bands The Dirty Three, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and more recently Grinderman, his unruly musical inventiveness is spellbinding. [Read More...]

Oh You Pretty Thing

The glorious Charlotte Gainsbourg is daughter of French music deity Serge Gainsbourg and iconic beauty Jane Birkin - honestly how could she have turned out badly? [Read More...]

Spunk! Records Launch Single's Club

Sydney based SPUNK! is perhaps the most internationally recognised Australian record label. With artists such as My Morning Jacket, Mogwai, Belle + Sebastian and Animal Collective on their artist roster, SPUNK! have also maintained a steady reputation... [Read More...]

R.I.P Scarlett Johansson

Move aside, move aside. David Sitek has a new muse. The talented Holly Miranda (lead singer of Brooklyn's The Jealous Girlfriends) has teamed up with Sitek for her forthcoming, as yet untitled album. [Read More...]

CD Review - Dead Meadow

A highlight at the recent All Tommorow's Parties was Washington's stoner rockers Dead Meadow. Formed in 1998, this three piece kicked out a killer set - and their fifth album Old Growth is equally as entrancing. [Read more...]

High Rotation -
a little of what we've been listening to

Melbourne 5 piece St Helens have just released the first single from their forthcoming album. How to Choose Your Guru Part 2 is a little cracker, and ... [Read more...]

Summer Tones Festival

Melbourne based independent record label Mistletone, are taking their seasonal showcase of artists on the road. Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne will be treated to Baltimore's Dan Deacon... [Read more...]

The Pretenders' Audition

The always cool Chrissy Hynde has headed up a very intriguing record promotion. She's headhunted a new star for The Pretenders forthcoming single Boots of Chinese Plastic, taken from their latest album Break Up The Concrete. The Catch? [Read more...]

The Brat Pack

As our final weeks of summer disappear we look to the international scene for a glimpse of what is striding down the runway for Pre-Fall 09 as we prepare to head into the cold. What we found were a couple of very wearable collections from some of the new kids on the block... [Read More...]

Lanvin loves Acne

Finally the highly anticipated Lanvin loves ACNE collaboration has ch-ching ch-ching hit the stores. A delectable mix of Alber Elbaz's feminine couture with the tough, masculine denim aesthetic that those Swedes do so well. [Read More...]

The Cave Men

Ann Demeulemeester kept it in the family for her recent Fall/Winter 09 Runway show. The brooding cavalier Day Zero collection was captured with a soundtrack produced by Nick Cave and key looks modeled by the son-of-Nick, Jethro Cave. [Read More...]

Witchy Woman

Wellington based design house D-Luxe (Megan Oliver and Karie Higgins), have released a mystical new jewellery range entitled Dream Weaver. Their braided gold chains, leather details and cult charms are the ideal accessory for that perfect Stevie Nicks look. [Read More...]

Tee Time

This month Alexander Wang launches a diffusion line of basics called T by Alexander Wang. Consisting, of course, of all things t-shirt related from tank tops to t-shirt dresses in his signature "pre-worn" slouchy style. [Read More...]

Feet for the Feet

Barefoot Stiletto as seen on the feet of models during Alexander McQueen's Spring/Summer 09 Runway. Just brilliant!

The Robots are Coming

Learning an instrument is hard. Your fingers hurt on the bastard guitar strings and you can't get your foot to work on the kick pedal. If you've begun this frustrating process recently, I urge you not to view the following. [Read more...]

Metal Head

Sean Morris is a Perth Illustrator with a knack for the quirky. He describes his work as "delicate, intensely rendered fine line drawings of fat hairy dudes holding guns, or 80's girls in Bon Jovi t-shirts".There are so many drawings we love of Sean's... [Read more...]

Woyzeck

Woyzeck is the stunning adaptation of Georg Buchner's timeless 1837 exploration of sexual jealousy and paranoia, in which a fragile minded man is slowly stripped of his self-possession by the military machine he cannot escape.. [Read More...]

Musicophilia

Author and Nuerologist Oliver Saks is somewhat of a legend in my eyes. I love him. Robin Williams loves him too, having played his character in the true story Awakenings. My obsession started after reading The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat... [Read More...]

Joy Division

Grant Gee's documentary Joy Division, celebrates the legendary Manchester post-punk band fronted by the late Ian Curtis. The story is told with triumph, humour and sadness through honest and intriguing interviews with the bands three surviving members... [Read More...]

Shake, Bake, Rattle & Roll

Cookies that salute KISS? Pure genius. Draw inspiration from this creative baker by making some of your own glam rock biscuits. You can doodle Gene Simmons onto edible rice paper and place them on warm cookies... [Read More...]

Mushy Stuff

For those partaking in Valentines Day this year, take comfort in Able and Game's new range of hand drawn greeting cards. Rejioce in the fact these cards have: No puppy dogs! No roses! No cupids! No poems! [Read More...]