snaps from LMFF

Nat, Micah Gianneli from Raww and Emma of Alex & Emma

 Myself, Micah Gianneli from Raww and Emma of Alex & Emma

Jake Gordon of The Flash File and myself

Myself, Nat and Emma being snapped for Acclaim Magazine

Australia's Next Top Model contestant and runner-up Cassi Van Den Dungen and her baby boy Drake

Jess and Stef from How Two Live

Tim & Alex of From Britten (winners of the National Designer Award), myself and Emma

what i wore: day 5 LMFF

This is the outfit I decided on for day 5 of L'oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival

Wearing: vintage Metallica band tee from Lost and Found and Nicholas 'neon tweed' skirt from Green With Envy. Shoes from Solestruck.

(photo by the wonderful Wanda Chin from Autopsy Jude for Couturing)

muse a/w 13

Over 500 guests were invited to Melbourne's GPO on Thursday night to celebrate the Muse A/W 13 launch presented by Harper's Bazaar Australia. Guests were invited to explore the three-storey building and discover the new season Autumn/Winter collections in MGPO stores such as Manning Cartell, Willow, Gorman, Arthur Galan AG, LIFEwithBIRD, Sass & Bide and Alpha 60.

Rebecca Judd and the models

 Photographer of the night: Tutu

Jess & Stef from How Two Live

Bree, Isabella, myself and the fabulous Kate Bollard

To read more check out the article wrote for StyleZilla blog here.

(images via thetrendspotter and raraPR)

intergalatic

Balenciaga F/W 12

Hey guys! I'm finally back from my blogging hiatus and I plan on making this blog better than ever with heaps more updates and outfit posts.

Recently I was lucky enough to be sent a Balenciaga-esque jumper complete with quilted faux leather sleeves and this is how I wore it. I'm loving the blues, purples and greens in this piece and the digital image is truly gorgeous. 

(Wearing: July29 jumper, vintage leather skirt)

fitzroy streets

 (Wearing: Rusty jacket, Prada shoes, Karen Walker sunglasses. Everything else is vintage or thrifted.)

kings of carnaby store opening party

Designers Nick and Michael

Myself, Genna and Chelsea

Myself, Kyl, Chelsea and Genna

 Cute and yummy customised cupcakes!

On Thursday night I was lucky enough to be invited to attend the new store opening of Kings of Carnaby. Kings of Carnaby is an emerging label in Melbourne, established in 2009 and was created by friends since high school, Nick Tologlou and Michael Lamacchia. Inspired by the 60's mod era in London, Kings of Carnaby's pieces are elegant, preppy and classic. 

Guests were nibbling on delicious cupcakes courtesy of Cupcake Central and sipping on Asahis and everyone's favourite cider brand, Rekorderlig. Not only was the event attended by some of Melbourne's best fashion bloggers but also in attendance was singer/songwriter Lisa Mitchell of 'Coin Laundry' fame and The Getaway Plan's bassist Dave Anderson. 

If you're ever in Melbourne be sure to check out the store, the clothes and the boys at Kings of Carnaby - 338 Brunswick St, Fitzroy.

(images via: couturing, ohthatboy and myself) 

this will destroy you

I'm a sucker for outrageous heels but these shoes designed by Anastasia Radevich bring a whole new meaning to the word outrageous! With the wedge shape space filled out by a startling sentence: 'This will destroy you' and the almost apocalyptic textural marble-like print on the body of the shoe turn this into more than just a fashion statement but rather a work of art. 

These shoes look almost too good to wear (although, I would wear these babies on almost a daily basis) they look as though they belong in a museum or an art gallery. I cannot stop staring at them!

(images via luxirare)

chernobyl 013

The designer himself - Matcho Suba

Charlotte Dawson and Matcho Suba

Tutu and myself before the show

A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to Melbourne based designer of Project Runway Australia fame, Matcho Suba's collection launch. It was aesthetically everything that I like about fashion - edgy, dark, somewhat controversial, provocative and just fabulous.

The collection predominately incorporated PVC, pleather, studs, lace and of course who could forget the accessories complete with a dolls leg as a necklace?

The collection was based around or inspired, if you like, by the Ukrainian nuclear disaster of the 1980's; Chernobyl, which the ramifications are still very much evident in the Ukraine today.

(images via meagan harding for stylezilla)

metallica

Anyone that knows me knows that I love all things metallic, so here's a post dedicated to all the stuff that Eurasian magpies (and me) lust over!

(images via: my tumblr (bleedgold), stylebistro, thefashionspot)