Ready… aim… shoot!
How are you spending your Sunday? Curled up with the cat, a great book and a big box of chocolates, no doubt. I mean, that’s how I spend all my Sundays (yah, in… Continue reading
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Turtleneck tute – inspired by Rumi Neely
In 50 years’ time, when historians look back at the blogging boom, one of the people they’ll definitely have to interview is Rumi Neely of fashiontoast. Thanks to her gorgeous (half Japanese!) looks… Continue reading
My-thai top
Hi, and welcome to the latest installment of “finally getting around to doing something with stuff that has been in my cupboard for about twenty years”. (First installment here, for those of you… Continue reading
Cat Rabbit!
Since last week I’ve been working in the city at the same office as my sister, which is exhausting (the 3-hour per day commute, not being in the same office as my sister,… Continue reading
Crushing on 100% royan
If there’s one thing blogging’s great for, it’s helping you push style boundaries. Crushed velvet has never been one of my favourite materials, in fact, in my mind, it rates right up there… Continue reading
Tube tute: ruffled up*
As Melbourne edges ever closer to the black hole** of winter, it’s heartening to think that somewhere in the world, it is a warm, bright, sunny day. The kind of day when you… Continue reading
Feeling a bit tiery
Sorry! Some people play with their food, I play with my words. Although style like this is no laughing matter.I still have a few scans from the Iris Apfel book I posted about… Continue reading
T-shirt tutorial: gone troppo
Despite the lack of a decent summer this year, or perhaps because of it, the weather in Melbourne has been pretty darn good these past few days. Even though the doona’s well and… Continue reading
’70s splendour
When the modern world gets too much, do you wish you could go back to the good old days? How about we take a trip back to the ’70s today? I got several… Continue reading
Iris Apfel thinks turquoise goes with everything
… and she is 100% correct. You’ve probably realised by now that I’m a massive fan of massive jewellery with an ethnic feel to it, so will not need any explanation about how… Continue reading