Hi everyone! I hope you are all having a great week. I’ve just returned to work after a few days off, and dragging my butt out of bed at the crack of dawn in winter is HARD. Mind you, we’ve just returned from the Blue Mountains where it was a lot colder than it is…
We are so lucky in this part of Australia that winter isn’t too intense. Those of you who live in Northern Hemisphere deserve an award for getting yourselves out of bed in the morning in the colder months!
Ever since I was a teenager, I’ve scoured fashion magazines and cut out pictures of pieces and outfits I liked. Something I noticed from looking back on the scrapbooks I made over the years is that I favour clothes with a bit of a bohemian vibe.
Everyone loves a bit of vintage and a throwback when it comes to fashion, and everyone has their favourite era. Maybe you’re a 70’s darling and know how to rock flares, or you have a soft spot for drop-waist dresses a la 1920’s.
I like every piece of clothing I buy (duh), but at the moment, I have about six summer dresses that I keep looking at and thinking, “that is my absolute FAVOURITE!” I’m going to introduce you to all of them over the next few weeks, but they all follow the same formula: colourful, floral and…
Last week I had the honour of attending the launch of Pandora’s Do See The Wonderful collection at a party in Sydney. This was the first time I had ever been invited to such an event, and to say I was nervous would be an understatement.
Even if there weren’t a million memes splashed all over the Internet, I know everyone can relate to the feeling of pining for things that your bank account isn’t on board with.
We are all guilty of looking through our wardrobes and thinking, “I have nothing to wear”. I’m trying to do that as little as possible this year (one of many resolutions) and am instead trying to find ways to recycle my favourites. It’s a hard thing to do when you are going through a bit…
When I was little, I had a whole series of fairy books by Shirley Barber. She was the author and illustrator, and her illustrations were really something. Her fae were always lithe limbed, with gossamer dresses, spectacular wings, and an abundance of flowers woven through their hair.
Ladies: can I get a “hell yes!” if you’re one of those girls who sees fashion trends in magazines, label lookbooks, in the streets and online, but it never translates when you try it on yourself? Honestly, it’s the story of my life. I can pinpoint the first time this happened to me. Primary school.…
The Professional Cinderella 