12.11.2009

Don't Slouch

It is rare that our parents would tell us too slouch- but here is a way to turn slouching into a good habit.





Loose-fitting trousers definitely fit into the category of “tricky trends”–it’s rare to make a true drop crotch work– why not try slouching your entire look- these lovely ensembles I have found are a slightly structured slouch which looks easy and breezy, and not too try-hard.

Feel free to slouch as much as you wish-
Enjoy
x
ciao bella





















12.08.2009

Who Needs a BOYFRIEND?

Well, I hate to break it too you gals but you all do! You cant live through this season with out a staple BF hanging in your closet.
If only finding a stylish BF was as easy as a BF blazer- the most interesting BFB's I have come across are generally vintage.
I suggest you invest in one LUST HAVE black blazer that can be worn season in season out. Keep it simple and structured.
And as for this season on trend purchase- go pin stripe- print or bright. An easy trend update- add double shoulder pads to a vintage find, a statement jeweled belt and you will be more hot than any BF I you have ever had.

One to watch- Noica Omero
A 2009 East Sydney fashion grad- +ian noica+
I want to EAT this Candy striped Jacket!




Here are a some of my fav looks.
Enjoy
x
ciao bella











Wild Child



WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE-
We all know the story of Where the Wild Things Are- a 1963 children’s picture book by American writer Maurice Sendak- I know it so well that as an adult I still choose to escape reality every single day through interconnecting music, film, art and fashion.
It is in a child's extraordinary imagination where creativity and collaborations go a very long way.

Enjoy
x
ciao bella





















Harpers Bazaar Australia- December Issue pulled off some rather stunning styling, mixing the wild with the utterly flowing and feminine.
Check it out-
Luckily there's room in the world for more than one Wild Thing, as we continue to see shoots inspired by the magical book by Maurice Sendak and film adaptation by Spike Jonez.