Perth's Latest Fashion, Beauty, and Culture Highlights for April 2026
Perth's April 2026 Fashion, Beauty, and Culture Highlights

Perth's Vibrant Lifestyle Scene Shines with New Launches and Events

As April 2026 unfolds, Perth is buzzing with exciting updates in fashion, beauty, dining, and culture. From skincare innovations to street festivals, here's a roundup of what's capturing attention in Western Australia.

Santalum: A Luxurious Skincare Breakthrough

Cottesloe-based brand Heartwood has introduced its first face cream, Santalum, a barrier-restoring moisturiser priced at $166 for 100ml. Enriched with Indian sandalwood, this product combines niacinamide, squalane, hyaluronic acid, and plant oils to deliver deep hydration. Available both in-store and online, Santalum aims to elevate daily skincare routines with its nourishing formula.

Django's Small Bar: Cocktail Craftsmanship in Bedford

Named after the owners' five-year-old rottweiler, Django's Small Bar in Bedford is a must-visit for cocktail enthusiasts. Specialising in clarified cocktails—a meticulous process taking up to three days—the bar offers unique drinks like a clarified margarita with tequila, grapefruit, lime, and a chilli-lime salt rim. Complementing the beverages is an evolving share-plate menu, featuring crowd-pleasers such as gnocco fritto with stracciatella and prosciutto. For more details, visit djangos.com.au.

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NISI Collective: Local Fashion with a Surf-Inspired Twist

Perth fashion label NISI Collective has launched a new capsule collection of eight pieces, designed by Amelia Eftos in Western Australia. Ranging from $98 to $180, the line draws inspiration from mid-century design, versatility, and comfort, perfect for surfwear and resort wear. Highlights include a standout yellow shirt that has been eagerly anticipated. Shop the collection at nisicollective.com.

Fremantle International Street Arts Festival: A Magical Easter Weekend

From April 3 to 6, 2026, the Fremantle International Street Arts Festival transforms the port city with free performances. Attendees can enjoy quirky makeovers by Barcelona's Osadia, along with circus acts, musical shows, acrobats, and more. Activities start at 10am or 12pm daily, offering a family-friendly day out. After the festivities, explore Fremantle's vibrant dining and drinking spots. Check streetartsfestival.com.au for the full schedule.

Laneige Juicepop Box Lip Tint: Beauty on a Budget

Laneige continues to impress with its new Juicepop Box Lip Tint, available in eight shades for $30 at Sephora. Praised by STM fashion and beauty writer Megan French, this moisturising and long-lasting formula avoids drying out lips, making it a standout in the lip stain market. It's a versatile addition to any beauty collection, showcasing the Korean brand's commitment to quality and affordability.

Titanic: The Human Story Exhibition Extended in Perth

Due to high demand, the Titanic: The Human Story exhibition at the Northbridge Centre has been extended until June 2026. With over 80,000 visitors already, it features more than 200 artefacts and personal items from the ship, offering an immersive look into the lives of those aboard. Organisers are inviting West Australians with Titanic connections to share their stories via stories@titanicexhibition.com.au. For exhibition details, visit titanicexhibition.com.au/perth.

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