I snapped a couple photos of Connie from K is for Kani looking cute in Alice McCall and Shakuhachi. If you’re a regular reader of her blog then you’d know that girl is certainly not shy of a bold colour, or mixing print on print, something that Connie does with absolute ease. I loved this more subdued look, it’s the type of print mixing I could quite quickly get on board with. PS. How much do Connie’s ‘Faith’ heels remind you of last season Alexander Wang?
Susanna Lau, or commonly known across the web as Susie Bubble, was amongst the few ‘heavyweight’ international bloggers in attendance at MBFWA 2013. Unlike most of the women in attendance, who seemed to play up their style for Fashion Week, Susie seemed firmly placed in her comfort zone, one of the few who opted to wear flat shoes on the very first day. Susie makes playing with shape, prints and texture look incredibly effortless, a fundamental element of her innate sense of style.
3.1 by Phillip Lim top, Helmut Lang blazer, Witchery leather leggings (similar here), Senso ‘cadena’ heels, Karen Walker heart ring It’s not often that I purchase something and wonder how I managed to get by without it. Things like my iPad, which I use almost religiously for reading, or quinoa, an ingredient which is now a component in approximately 70% of all dishes I cook (no joke), and more recently, a pair of leather leggings that seem to be the perfect antidote against the cold (for my legs at least) that winter brings with it. My reluctance to purchase these…
It’s not often that you stumble across an online boutique and find that everything just ‘clicks’, with a range of clothing and accessories that is both seamless and cohesive, paired with incredible styling and a reasonable price point throughout. Grey Comma, a Korean-based online store featuring clothing from independent Korean designers, is one of the few I’ve been recently introduced to (thanks Una!) that ticks all those boxes, and more. I found myself immediately drawn to the minimal aesthetic, and mostly simple colour palette of white, black, navy, blush and camel, offset by a range of Spring ready micro-floral prints.…
Acne angora knit sweater (cream version here), Lover labyrinth lace dress, Alexander Wang kori oxfords, Proenza Schouler PS11 bag, Karen Walker rings (rabbit & heart) Darker days seem to call for darker wardrobe choices, with black on black on black making an appearance more than once over the past couple of weeks. In an attempt to get a bit more mileage out of my lace dresses (this one a more recent addition, thanks to the wardrobe cull of an extremely fashionable voguette), I’ve been pairing them in the most obvious way I know how, with an oversized knit jumper thrown…
