Gladys Lai is a Content Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in the beauty and fashion sectors, focusing on topics such as the fashion industry, apparel design, luxury goods, jewellery, and makeup & skincare. Gladys has been featured in notable outlets including GQ Australia, Vogue Australia, and The Daily Telegraph, among others.
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Gladys Lai's coverage revolves around beauty, fashion, and entertainment. She frequently covers events, promotional deals, reviews, how-to guides, and gift guides within the fashion and wedding industries. To effectively reach out to her for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, consider offering engaging event coverage ideas related to Australian fashion trends or red carpet events in Adelaide.
As Gladys focuses on national (Australia) content with a specific focus on South Australia and Adelaide as well as international themes like weddings and royal style twins between Princess Kate and Crown Princess Mary; she is likely interested in locally relevant stories that tie into broader global trends.
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By: Gladys Lai
Add some local luxury to your closet with Vogue’s edit of the best Australian jewellery brands.
From bombers to bikers and everything in-between, these are some of the very best leather jackets to add to cart right now, according to Vogue.
From bombers to bikers and everything in-between, these are some of the very best leather jackets to add to cart right now, according to Vogue.
As the maison celebrates the anniversary of its most iconic print, we chat to Pierre-Louis Vuitton about its legacy—and evolution.
By: Jonah Waterhouse, Gladys Lai
When the dress code compels you to think about fashion as art, you’re bound to make a reference or two. Image credits: Getty Images
By: Nina Miyashita, Gladys Lai
The opening runway of 2026 Australian Fashion Week, held for the first time at the Museum of Contemporary Art, was a two-woman, First Nations-led show. Image credits: courtesy of Buluuy Mirrii and Van Ermel Scherer.
By: Gladys Lai
The 29-year-old designer mixed sex with rock ‘n’ roll for her first solo Australian Fashion Week presentation. Image credits: courtesy of Courtney Zheng.
Katie-Louise and Lillian Nicol-Ford dove into the archives and personal life of Australian painter Adrian Feint to create a portrait of desire, rebellion, and most of all, love. Image credits: courtesy of Nicol & Ford
A numerical breakdown of the straight-size, mid-size and plus-size looks shown at this year’s Australian Fashion Week reveals the designers leading the charge—but reflects the broader decline in body diversity at runway presentations, both locally and globally. Image credits: Getty Images
For the most restful, and most stylish, night’s sleep, Vogue rounds up the best women’s pyjamas to shop now.
