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The Australian Women's Weekly
|June 2022
Collette Dinnigan made her name creating beautiful clothes for the Paris runways. Now she has a new life creating beautiful things closer to home.

"I wanted to have time together as a family. It the most important thing in my life."
Collette Dinigan
COLLETTE WEARS POLO RALPH LAUREN TOP FROM MYER. SUSIE TONKIN Q DIAMONDS BRACELET WORN THROUGHOUT.
Collette with her son, Hunter, who is the younger brother to her daughter, Estella.
HAIR AND MAKE-UP BY LINDA JEFFERYS @ THE ARTISTS GROUP. COLLETTE WEARS POLO RALPH LAUREN JEANS FROM MYER. MES DEMOISELLES DENIM SHIRT FROM THE SOUTH STORE.
Poplars line the winding road out of Bowral in the P Southern Highlands their leaves a burnished, early autumn yellow. The road climbs and twists and turns. Then, behind a drystone wall, a pair of woolly alpacas gambol in grass that's knee-high and emerald green. A silvery mist rises from the valley, shrouding a picture-perfect 1880s weatherboard farmhouse. This is the enchanting world of Collette Dinnigan AO, once the toast of Paris Fashion Week, now the creative heart of both an eclectic homewares business and a warm and welcoming home.
Gates swing open and up the farmyard drive bounds Bosco, a livewire, eight-month-old border collie, followed by affectionate, four-year-old beagle/spaniel Sooty, struggling on her little legs to keep up. Louis, 14, a Swedish golden retriever, guards the porch. His ears twitch at the crunch of gravel and his mistress rounds the corner, tussle-haired and dressed in workout wear and wellies. She leads the way to a kitchen warmed by an old, butter-yellow AGA stove. Fresh figs, lemons and cut flowers are arranged on benchtops in earthenware jars.
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