An MVP of 'best of design awards,' amongst them, Best New Designer at the L'Oreal Melbourne Festival, Prix de Marie Claire and iDA's International Designer Awards, Toni Maticevski is the creative director of the namesake line, Maticevski. Based in Australia, Toni's approach to his creations have a unique perspective on style and design itself by using structural and thoughtful details.  His affinity for his work has made him a favorite of style enthusiasts worldwide and top stylists:  Kithe Brewster and Patricia Fields.

The principal aspect of my  style

Colour toning... Not big on bright colours

The quality that I desire in a  shoe

Comfort – no fuss design and beautiful finishing   

The quality that I desire in  a  bag

Quality, durability clean lines and beautiful fabric/leather

What inspires me most 

 When people smile and music.  

What I appreciate most about my  closet

The amount of crap that I can fit into it


What is your dream purchase?

 A 50’s convertible Mercedes in pale cream 

 What is your dream fashion  purchase? 

Endless amounts of beautiful fabrics 

 Whose style do you admire?

 Hayden Christensen, Elizabeth Taylor  

 The city where you live

.Melbourne   

 Your favorite color

Pale blue/grey. It off sets every texture and tone and softens everything  

 The scent or perfume that I  like

 Too many.. I change almost every day 

 My favorite authors
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 Donna Tart, John Fowles. Margaret Attwood   

My heroes in fashion

Vionnet, Charles James  

My favorite music

 All sorts, from RnB to Folk Rock 

My heroes in real life.  

Everyone I know who I am close to 

 My style heroines in history

Marilyn Monroe   

 My favorite designer   

Don’t have one.. Like too many.. Alber Elbaz, Nicholas Guesquire, Muicca Prada, John Galliano, Gaultier.. etc

 What I hate most of all in  style.

 People who think they have their own, instead its buying in to someone else’s  

 What is the city where you feel  most at home  

 Nowhere

 My present state of mind

Busy   

 My style mantra  

Don’t think about it too much