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STEAL MY STYLE: VOGUE WRAP PARTY - EAST END SOCIAL

For the Saturday of the Adelaide Fashion Festival, I channelled my inner floral goddess... with a twist. Whenever I hear florals in spring I think of that exact scene from The Devil Wears Prada when Miranda Priestly gives a very well-deserved eye-roll. 



I fell absolutely in love with this fluro pink, floral jacquard dress with a totally unique cut on ASOS and had to get it. I paired this baby with some Fendi-esque kitten heels and I was good to go for the East End Social


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And the best part of this outfit? The dress had pockets! So no bags for this beauty.

My Sunday Night Paolo Sebastian outfit coming soon 

RECAP - MELBOURNE FASHION WEEK

Melbourne Fashion Week took over the footpath of Swanston Street for its annual week long offering that launches the beginning of Spring and Summer and the social season in which Melbourne comes alive. 
Melbourne fashion week 2017
Shirt: Department 5
Socks: Gucci
Shoes: Ben Sherman
Bag: No Name
Sunglasses: Arockonalens

The fashion obsessed flowed into the Melbourne Town Hall to view the latest offerings from both designers and retailers with their glasses of champers in hand. It is always a great environment to catch up with your fellow stylish friends, see familiar faces behind a camera and meet new and exciting people that your normally only communicate with through your instagram feed. The MFW Bar meant serious business inside with its set up and exhibition space, which unfortunately did not flow outside to the claustrophobic outdoor area on the footpath either side of the entrance. 
Melbourne Fashion Week 2017
Courtesy: Mamamia


For dedicated fashion addicts there were a handful of people on the street that peaked my interest. Hoards of bloggers, influencers and wannabes presented their best offerings for the camera's as they circled the block. As you know the louder and more individual you are in your clothes, the more likely you are to peak the interest of the papz and be snapped. In this case I felt like I was stuck inside a photo shoot for a menswear suit catalog. After a week of viewing the street styles I was left with the impression that Australian menswear fashion is still relatively conservative, with not much evolution between seasons or even years. Thankfully there were standouts from the ladies who bought their A game to the footpath injecting understated chicness and colourful combinations whilst braving the chilly nights.
Melbourne Style at Fashion Week
Shirt & Blazer: James Harper
Pants: Department 5
Shoes: Lacoste
Bag: Doucals
Sunglasses: Gucci


Trends that dominated the footpath outside the shows:



Street Luxe - The number one dominating trend was the mixing of streetwear with high fashion. Of course all black ensembles were everywhere, and the opposite. All white was also present like a flock of seagulls searching for a potato chip. 



Florals - As Miranda Priestly so eloquently put it, florals for Spring. Groundbreaking. Let's move on.



Belts - Belts were everywhere. Some good, some bad and some that I will be happy to never see again. If I see one more GG gold belt I think I will scream as it has replaced the tiresome YSL tassel bag that every woman has been renting for the last year.

Men in Suts - When it comes to men's suits there were some stylish accessories to set off the slim tailored fits that were on display. Plenty of pocket squares and lapel pins which showed individuality of the wearer. There were minimal pleated trousers which have been huge in Europe for the last two years and plenty of loafers with no socks. Special shout out to the gents who took the stuffiness out of menswear and wore something a little different and didn't play it safe. Bravo.

Pretty Ugly Shoes - Delighted to see so many wonderful shoes with different hardware and embellishments in a variety of styles both on men and women. Thigh high leather tan boots on women with chunky heels were a regular staple. The elaborate shoes would not normally be considered pretty but the vulgarity and opulence was beautiful and refreshing to see in Melbourne. ADORE!

Fur - Fur accessories adorned everything from earrings to bags and shoes. Poor little critters will live on for seasons to come after being dyed in fabulous colours providing a lux
vibe to ensembles.

Men's street style Melbourne Fashion Week
Blazer & Coat: Oxford
Shirt, Tie, Pocket Squares & Shorts: James Harper
Sweater: Ted Baker
Socks:  Gucci

Most of the shows were exactly as I feared, producing safe visions of well groomed and pruned ensembles ready for the horse racing season in a few months. The flare for dramatics or igniting a point of difference was eliminated by many big designers that played it safe and delivering much of what they have for the previous seasons. However there were a few examples of inspiration and creativity that will be burned in my mind for a while. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram for updates

Garage Runway - As much as I enjoy a good summer dress, there was a lot of black and muted tones or uninspiring patterns that were constantly reused. I understand ethical fashion and the need to be wise with materials, but without variety comes boredom. I have seen so many dresses inspired by Queen B's baseball bat twirling dress to last me a lifetime. 

Menswear Garage - Alike the aforementioned it was held in the basement of the Melbourne Town Hall, the likes of Amxander, Jack London, Autonomy, Chris Ran Lin and Dom Bagnato sent styles down the runway that unfortunately did not peak my interest. Following European trends with oversized bumbags across the chest and numerous patterned materials that were reused for different pieces, there were a few nice pieces but nothing that made me gasp. The overall vibe of the show was trying to be edgy with the model selection, music, skateboards and styling, that it all felt the same. I left a little deflated after this showing.

David Jones - The creative styling team behind the show should be commended for creating safe ensembles that would peak the interest of suburban housewives and gents who require a suit for the races. A huge retailer like David Jones do know their target audience very well and this showcased their knowledge of their consumer, right down to the YSL heels or The Kingsman inspired gentlemen that will soon appear on movie screens.

Premium Runway Four - Finally an injection of what fashion means to me. There were opulent embellishments, tassels, fabric choices, voluminous sleeves and dramatics in the styling including a little homage to good old Formation film clip. The line up of deisgners meshed well together although once again there was a little too much black on the catwalk for my liking, but it is Melbourne after all and black sells. 


Premium Runway - Closing - The saying "Leave the best to last" was true of closing night of the festival with some inspirational displays sent down the ice melting runway. In a week that started off rather underwhelming it was good to wrap the festival up on a positive note with some of Australia’s most popular labels such as Romance Was Born, solid stand out for me.

After a few seasons not attending what was Melbourne Spring Fashion Week and rebranded MFW, it was pleasant to see new ideas influence the program and inject some much needed innovation into the festival. Melbourne has serious pride in it's events and the team behind Melbourne Fashion Week should be commended for staying current and on trend whilst producing a solid program. A huge shout out to the volunteers who spent 12 hour days holding the festival together. Round of applause.

I believe that some of the designers need to lift their game if they wish to retain current supporters of their brands, or attract new customers. By the end of the week photographers were not on the streets, media pit at the end of the runway appeared a little thin and there were many empty seats in the town hall creating an underwhelming atmosphere. With Melbourne Fashion Festival receiving an injection of funding from the State Government recently it will be interesting to see if the fashion capital is big enough for both Fashion Week and Fashion Festival. Let the catwalk battles begin.







Pictures Of Office Wear For Ladies - That Are Actually Cute


 The CLASSIC Look
Probably the most common and easiest way to dress for office and nail the wear to work situation, this work outfit is perfect for all jobs. But it’s also the most likely to get you looking boring, unless you remember this ONE TIP:
*always wear a statement piece, or add a fun item to your look (shoes, bag, jewellery, watch, lips, nails. It’s all in the details.).


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The CASUAL Business Office Look
It’s the easiest, and it  basically translates to jeans office wear.
The TIP is to always pair casual work outfits with heels, a very smart/feminine top (think silky blouse, men-shirts, structured tops), a blazer and a professional bag. Have fun with accessories and even shoes and bags depending on your job







GLAMOROUS at the Office
This office outfit is for all those sexy women who also run the world, but prefer to do it in glam office attire: bright lips, sky high heels and office outfits that can go from 9 am to late dinner cocktails.The TIP: fabulous heels, expensive perfumes, rich fabrics, pencil skirts and silky blouses, long trousers, statement golden necklaces, brand watches and massive bags or clutches.



SOPHISTICATED Office Wear
This office outfit is easy to do, but it needs training, so experiment away and have fun with clothes.
The TIP: enjoy fashion and always wear at least 1 statement piece, clash styles, use a classy look for a start base and then add itemes according to your personality and job.
Men inspired looks with super sexy heels, massive bling, sporty luxe sweatshirts with classy pencil skirts, hats, prints, leather, sheer, denim – all that the non-connoisseurs label as work inappropriate is quite the opposite, because it’s about styling them & making them work.


Twenty Pictures of Cyclists Commuting on Boulevard du Palais Paris

Woman in black singlet shirt, blue jeans and sandals riding a unisex bike with handlebar basket. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.

Peak Cycling in Paris - Get on ya Bike!

Cycling in Paris? Well sadly I admit I did not manage to straddle a saddle and go cycling through Paris myself, although I certainly would have liked to. Although I have not had a bike for the last few years - insert sad face - cycling has been my primary form of transport for most of my life; so it was with much interest and both a cyclist and a photographers eye that I  paid considerable attention to the style of bikes I saw being ridden and the personal style of many of the people I saw riding those bikes. And as a rider from Australia where cyclists are sadly viewed as a menace, road-kill and potential cash-cow.. it was truly great to see the wide cross-section of people choosing a bike as their means of transport to get from point A to point B. It's also nice to see people free to ride without a helmet - I read recently that many European countries have introduced a law where if there is an accident between a car and bicycle the driver of the car is automatically at fault; which is the opposite of the law here in Australia I believe. Perhaps this is one of the reasons people can ride without fear for their safety; though having competitive cycling as the #2 sport throughout Europe I think means your average Madame and Monsieur are very bike aware anyway. It seems too that age is no barrier to getting on your bike, nor is fashion a problem, wear what you like. The bikes? I must say I was happy to see what I took to be an inordinate number of vintage 1980's frame sets; it seems you can't beat an Iron Horse after all. Of course the 20,000 Vélib bikes certainly made their presence felt too and next time I am in Paris; I will certainly be taking one for a spin. So here you are, 20 views of cyclists commuting along Boulevard du Palais just after 6 pm, 28°C while I enjoyed a lazy beer at L'annexe - I didn't even rise from my café chair to get the shots! If only things could be so civilised back home.
Two men commuting by bike, one in long sleeve shirt, shorts and boots. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman in summer dress and sandals rides a Vélib city bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Man in tan chinos and blue shirt, boat shoes and satchel over shoulder rides a Vélib city bike in Paris France. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman on a purple bike with two bags. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman rides a ladies bike with panners wearing an orange motorbike style helmet. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
two women cycling in Paris traffic wearing summer outfits. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Man in bike helmet riding a vintage silver Peugeot road bike with handlebar basket. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman in black blouse and denim skirt riding a silver Mixte bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
lady in all pink outfit brown wedge sandals and large leather bucket bag tote in handlebar basket, Vélib city bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Maroon dress and blue plimsolls, bag in basket; Vélib city bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Bike with empty child's seat; woman in jeans and singlet, seethrough floral bag over shoulder. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
woman cycling in wedge sandals blue pants and cardigan, white music ear buds. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Young blonde woman in gray marle top and denim skirt and silver sandals, leather backpack rides a brown woman's bike.Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman in blue gingham top and white pants on black ladies bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman on mountain bike wearing black singlet and navy plus four pants. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman in striped  top and dark pants rides a modern open framed bike with wooden tray on rear rack. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Man in red polo shirt and orange glasses rides a red steel mountain bike with city tyres. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
Woman in bike helmet, tee top and skirt over cycling pants, riding what is possibly a folding bike frame. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
man in blue tee, Levis jean and red converse sneakers rides a light green vintage steel MOTOBECANE road bike. Paris photos by Kent Johnson for Street Fashion Sydney.
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Emoji Fashion - is it a thing?

EMOJI ARE LEAVING THEIR MARK ON FASHION

If you have recently seen a lot of people wearing shirts or sweatshirts with your favourite emojis on them, you’re not alone. The emoji trend from social media has made its way into the fashion world and is mostly seen on the streets, with young social media users boasting them. Are emojis taking over the fashion world? Those cute little icons we love to put on the end of our text messages are gaining a stylish life of their own.

The luxury fashion house Acne Studios has launched a line of apparel and footwear inspired by emoji food graphics. The range, which includes sneakers, sweatshirts, T-shirts and hats, features various emoji food illustrations, including hotdogs, hamburgers, microphones, bananas, and doughnuts, among others.

Before Acne Studios jumped in, there were several other fashion world emoji pioneers. In 2015 Donatella Versace spruced up her collection with emoji symbols and in 2016 took it a step further with a Versace emoji keyboard. As well as British designer Anya Hindmarch nearly pioneered the fashion function of the emoji phenomenon with emoji-splattered clutches and bags originally in 2015, with permanent stickers to jazz up any accessory. Ringing in her Fall 2016 collection, she also brought them onto clothing such as printed coats and jackets.

But perhaps no fashion designer loves emoji quite like Karl Lagerfeld. Karl Lagerfeld included emoji-style prints in his Chanel Fall 2016 collection, with garments adorned with emoji motifs that include his cat Choupette, the peace symbol and the brand's iconic camellia flower.



Emoji Fashion - is it a thing?



Pilot print top
385 ZAR - pilotuk.com



Denim skinny jeans
645 ZAR - hm.com



Chiara ferragni shoes
2 585 ZAR - saksoff5th.com



Olivia Miller red shoulder bag
355 ZAR - jcpenney.com



BCBGeneration pave jewelry
170 ZAR - nordstromrack.com



Round reading glasses
410 ZAR - trouva.com



Maybelline lipstick
125 ZAR - maybelline.com



Versace parfum fragrance
905 ZAR - flannels.com



Chanel nail color
360 ZAR - orchardmile.com



Throwboy throw pillow
260 ZAR - bloomingdales.com


I have come across shirts, skirts, and one-piece dress that has emoji printed, which makes it geeky-cool fashion. This may be because that emojis itself are very colourful and flashy, but also fun! “#emojifashion” on Twitter or Instagram also makes it interesting to see how people will coordinate the colourful item in to their style. 


STREET STYLE INSPIRATION 



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Emoji bag

Donatella Versace - emoji print

Donatella Versace - emoji print

Anya Hindmarch

Anya Hindmarch - emoji bags

Chanel - emoji icon

Chanel - emoji icon

Acne emoji.  Photo Courtesy of Acne Studios

Luulla
Unicorn Emoji Crop Top - Beloved shirts

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Emoji Necklace by Olive Yew


Piercings from Urban Outfitters

Thank you so much for reading!
Till' next time xo




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