I’m sharing this outfit over a month late, but I’m hoping that the transitional nature of it will at least be a good reference point for anyone nearing mid-spring. Though given how warm it’s been this week just gone, I wouldn’t hesitate to throw this outfit on in a heartbeat. Wearing Everlane tank; Boden cashmere cardigan; Everlane skinny jeans; Vaneli two tone pumps; The Curated shoulder bag; Linjer chain necklace & rings; Muru Jewllery pendant necklace; Mejuri earrings I’ve been wearing some variation of this outfit at least two or three times a week. If it’s not a cardigan, it’ll…
A quick update today to share a current fragrance favourite; Jo Malone’s Frangipani Flower Cologne. I’ve been reaching for this every day, as it’s a wonderfully light perfume, with that rich floral scent of the frangipani flower. It has a sunny disposition that makes me feel like I’m on holiday in Hawaii, despite it being autumn in Sydney. Top notes of jasmine petals; middle notes of frangipani and ylang-ylang; base notes of sandalwood and benzoin. PS. I get asked a lot about the sillage of Jo Malone fragrances, and would say like all perfumes, they’re most intense when first applied.…
Every wardrobe starts with the building blocks. Core closet staples which are basics based on your personal style. This would always be my starting point when planning out a capsule wardrobe; and I thought today in partnership with Everlane I could share ten essentials that always, always have a place in my autumn wardrobe. Wearing Everlane cashmere crew (size S); Everlane cheeky straight jeans (size 25 ankle); the Everlane modern loafers 2.0 (worn in size US10 / review here); and Everlane oversized wool blazer (in size US4) There’s a few things I tend to look for. These “staples” need to…
I know I’m not alone in getting caught up in Sezane’s beautiful marketing campaigns and imagery. And their recently launched spring collection made my heart sing. It’s no secret I’m a neutrals girl through and through, but I found myself itching to add a couple of playful statement tops to my wardrobe (an area currently lacking). Shopping online can be really tricky, as you can’t feel the fabrics or get a true sense of how an item will drape and fit on the body. I’ve always believed that it’s such a tactile experience. So I thought I’d focus a bit…
I wanted to unpack a few more thoughts on a topic I shared recently over on my Instagram; the difference between how a designer intends a garment to fit, and how we want the garment to fit on us. Because they’re not one and the same. There’s three main touch points I wanted to expand on, and while I don’t find them to be equally linear or even congruent with each other, hopefully this will give you some insight into my thinking. Wearing Sezane t-shirt; H&M trousers; Witchery belt; Everlane blazer; Fendi bag; Country Road necklace The reason I bring…
