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The Weekender : Designer Profile - September 30th 2011
Lady of Leisurewear Pg 18-21 Me: Candice Gregor Tell us a bit about yourself... I've lived on the Sunshine Coast for 15 years and I grew up on the Gold Coast. I have always sewn and started my first label at 15, making binkins. I studied fashion design at art collge and learnt all the basics of design, patternmaking and putting clothes together. for the full interview & story DOWNLOAD pdf	Pleat Mid Dress, Straight Mid Dress, Shift Dress, Linen Dress and Cowl Dress (from left)

Salt Magazine : Glamour & Glitz - Spring 2010
Frock Star Pg 62-63 Fashion: Briseis Onfray It's race season, so the 'frock' is definitely in demand for spring! But, with so many designs and labels, it makes it hard to choose the right one. Dress to suit the occasion and avoid black for daytime events. Soft, sheer fabrics with flamboyant print are perfect in long lengths, while tailored styles look great in block colour and shorter lengths. And remember, a frock is not a frock without the jewels to match. Dress like a star for the races... it's the one time where only a frock will do!	Verily Silk Opal Dress, 4th from left (top)

The Weekender : Features - September 3rd 2010
On the Racks Pg 28-29 With: Elizabeth Moore Coast desginer Leonie Macleod kept the promise of easy elegance in mind when designing the summer range for her Verily label. The result is an easy to wear and care range of garments that are the very essence of Form and Flow ...	Jacaranda Dress, Silk Opal Dress, Sheer Rose Dress, Twist Dress and Gathered Cowl Top with Black and White Skirt

Profile Magazine - 7 May 2010 My Mini-Mag With: Nicole Roma Verily purple Gypsy Dress (top right) DOWNLOAD pdf

The Weekender : Features - April 28th 2010
On the Racks Pg 34-35 With: Elizabeth Moore It's a red-hot colour combo this winter, indulge your senses - and your sense of style - with a litle red and a lot of grey, or a smacking of rouge and a smattering of smoke...	Verily Skirt and Vest (right)

The Weekender : Features - March 18th 2010
Designer Genius Words: Elizabeth Moore As with any fashionable love affair, France has played a leading part. For Buderim mother-of-four Leonie MacLeod, the small seaside town of Honfleur, famed and framed by Impressionist painters a century ago, was the catalyst to launch an eminently wearable, travel-friendly fashion label she would name Verily. For her daughter Hannah MacLeod, it was the sophistication and centuries-old substance of Paris and its famous fashion scene that spurred her design career, since seen on the illustrious pages of Russh, Famous, Ragtrader, Cleo, Teen Vogue and Shop Til You Drop magazines.... read more DOWNLOAD pdf	Their results may be very different but this mother and daughter duo has like designs on a very vogue future.