Summer is slowly starting to come to a close; transitional season outfits are on the horizon, so I’m trying to make the most of my warm weather wardrobe favourites. Noteworthy this week is that I’ve been at pains to wear more colour in my every day. In particular, reaching for this camisole from St Agni, as well as finally getting this shirt from Nothing Written into regular rotation. We’re just a few weeks out from moving back into our home, something which I couldn’t be more excited about. Especially as I’ve had items stashed away in storage since I was…
The novelty of being able to go back and review my most worn items – based on real hard data – has yet to wear off. Even so many years on. Often it serves as a bearing of whether a purchase was a wise one. Especially for the pieces I consider to be something of a splurge. But perhaps the thing I really get out of it, is a strong sense of my personal style. As each season, and year on year, these much-loved items have rarely seen a seismic shift. I can expect that during the warmer months, some…
Craving the comfort of a cosy knit sweater here, yet being “treated” to the mugginess that typically accompanies a Sydney summer. Despite my eye settling on a little more colour of late, these outfits are completely devoid of it. Neutrals from head to toe. Contrast and texture are what stop these outfits from feeling dull. As well as leaning into silhouettes that feel fresh, like the maxi skirt, fluid drape trousers, or full length straight leg jeans. OUTFIT #1 | Jenni Kayne sweater* (15% off with JamieLee15); FRONTROW trousers* (10% off with mademoiselle2023); Veja sneakers; Celine trio OUTFIT #2 |…
Maxi length trouser skirts seem to be having a bit of a moment as we continue to see trends from the 90s and early 00s creep have a strong sartorial presence. Unlike low rise jeans or platforms shoes – been there, done that – this is one “trend” I’ll happily get on board with. The reason being that it doesn’t stray too far from my comfort zone. Wearing DISSH tee*; DISSH maxi skirt*; Lemaire croissant bag; More Joy cap; Gucci crystal slingback heels The cut, silhouette, and suiting style fabric have a tendency to make these types of skirts feel…
Continuing that journey of seeking out clothing that not only reads effortless, but is effortless. And the ultimate in lazy girl dressing is the matching set. And you’ve got to love it for its ease of dressing, and versatility. For every time I’ve worn these items paired together, I’ve worn them at least two times (or more) apart. OUTFIT #1 | DISSH safari shirt; DISSH fluid drape trousers; Wittner sandals; Loewe basket bag OUTFIT #2 | Norma Kamali bralette; Friend of Audrey shirt*; Friend of Audrey shorts*; YSL slides; Fendi peekaboo bag OUTFIT #3 | Quince linen shirt; Quince linen…
