Wednesday, 25 April 2012

Brunch and texture-blocking

(Over-sized crochet buttoned dip top - by Bardot, Palm Print harem brights - designed by vucouturegirl, Faux fur barrel bag - by Bardot, Suede fallens - by Siren shoes, YSL Arty oval ring)

Yet another pair of harem pants pulled out from my drawer that's just overwhelmingly filled with them! There's really nothing more I prefer than a large variety of style of harem pants lately. Not only are they ridiculously comfortable, but they can look hella chic for any occasion no matter what style you're looking to work with.

I didn't realise how much I really loved my palm print harem brights. If anything - I'm sort of kicking myself a little for not wearing them sooner. And to be honest, I have yet to touch these since designing them two years back. So technically it would have to be my very first time I've actually taken these harems out for a spin since!

Layering had always been the vital style rule for winter, but this season I've really been taking an interest into working with plenty of textures with layering. And who said you needed to abide by conventional styling of shade layering? I'm really loving combinations of busy patterns and brights incorporated into winter this year paired with bold, yet very simple accessories. In summer, I fell in love with joys of colour-blocking, this season I'm all over texture-blocking!

It was only appropriate to bring out this comfort outfit over the weekend while out on a late bruncheon date with Tim at Forbe's and Burton (www.forbesandburton.com.au) in Darlinghurst... the pleasures of indulging in a delicious organic all-day breakfast meal with one of the top coffee's in Sydney, before ending the afternoon enjoying a lovely sunset over in Walsh Bay right at the foot of Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge in the arms of my better half.  

A laid back outfit, fit for a laid back afternoon.


Photography by tymothyjames

Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Create Cosmetics Official Launch

(Wearing: Silk tank - by Bardot, Orange asymmetric skirt - DIY myself, Steel bar belt - from eBay, Suede Fallens - by Siren, Weave clutch - by H&M, Smooth gold cuffs - from ASOS, MAC lipstick - Morange.)

I would like to congratulate and thank dear friend Margaret Albia for the invitation to her amazing cosmetics debut launch 'Create Cosmetics' (www.createcosmetics.com.au) a few weeks ago at Chippendale. What an exciting launch it was filled with stunning models, beautifully displayed products, entertainment and bustling with friends, designers, bloggers and a few familiar industry faces.

About Create Cosmetics

Create Cosmetics is an Australian-owned online retailer of high quality, affordable cosmetics products, offering a wide-range of makeup products. Their professional-grade products are both light-weight and long-lasting, and sourced from only the most trusted and reputable manufacturers within the United States, Canada, and Europe. Create Cosmetics offers vibrant, highly pigmented eye shadows and a wide range of creamy, sumptuous lipsticks infused with natural minerals and oxides. They also offers exquisite false lashes ranging from natural to dramatic, and super-soft, professional quality brushes made from only the finest materials. What definitely sets Create Cosmetics label aside are their amazing affordable prices for such high quality products - be sure to check them out!

For more information about Create Cosmetics check out their website or simply 'like' them on facebook for the latest updates (www.facebook.com/CreateCosmetics).
Photography by tymothyjames
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