As fashion, food, fragrance and home increasingly overlap, the modern emporium has emerged as a more connected form of retail built around provision, cohesion and everyday use rather than rigid categories.

From Footage in Darlinghurst to Eastern Hill General Supplies, a look at how fashion, tea, pantry goods and everyday objects gradually became part of the same evolving world.

Footage After Hours introduces Eastern Hill General Supplies, a new concept centred around life goods for good living, supported by the City of Sydney and grounded in Sydney’s inner city.

Footage presents Naomi Goodsir Parfums as part of the Footage After Hours series supported by the City of Sydney, continuing an ongoing program exploring independent fragrance, design and contemporary culture through in store presentations and community events.

As more people began cooking and eating at home, we've begun expanding further into Japanese gourmet pantry staples from producers used in some of the world's leading kitchens including Marukyu Koyamaen, Nitto Jozo, Yuki Tsubaki and Wadaman.

Footage After Hours presents Saint James, exploring the history of the Breton striped shirt and one of France’s oldest heritage knitwear makers still producing in Normandy today.

Supported by the City of Sydney, Footage After Hours Holiday Market introduces an expanded offering of gourmet pantry products, Australian producers, gifting and life goods alongside fashion and home enjoyments in Sydney.

Footage After Hours presents ALTD Spirits, introducing distilled Australian botanicals and alcohol free cocktail culture through a guided tasting session in Sydney.

Footage After Hours presents the Custom Sandal Project with Capri Positano Sandals, exploring traditional Italian sandal making and personalised footwear design.