The new SS16 Harlow Australia collection means luscious new plus size fashion for curvalicious bods; and don’t we LOVE that! statement, not question 😉 Check out the new designs, re-designed favourites, and clever accessories from Australian owned, designed and made plus size fashion label, Harlow Australia. Please click the title to READ MORE.
The Dark Horse is an on-line jewellery store created by Aleen Apanian to bring new and iconic designers together in one place. Little did Aleen know that this would be the hardest thin she’d ever done… multiplied by 20.
When was the last time you went out on a girl’s night out? Nothing is more fun than getting the girls together on a Saturday night, and going on a night on the town. Here are a few ways you can make sure you all look your best, and make it a night to remember. To READ MORE please click the title.
As we get older, there are ways to make subtle changes to stay stylish. Don’t get stuck in a style rut. Even tho 40 is the new 20, you may not be able to wear the same clothes you did a decade or two ago. Changes take place in our bodies, and our lives, that transition us from carefree to caring – motherhood, home ownership, increased responsibility, post-baby changes, divorce and good ol’ hormones. Subtle changes to stay stylish still means exuding youth, sex appeal, glamour and chic comfort. We can take inspiration from celebrities, for sure, but understand how…
When it comes to dressing your best there are women who always get it right. I’ve analyzed some leading Australian and overseas fashionistas and to pinpoint style icon fashion tips that you can copy; easily. Cate Blanchett : Borrow from the Boys Cate Blanchett has easily confirmed her position as one of the world’s most stylish women, both on and off the red carpet. Her feminine style is adored by millions but she does the masculine ‘thing’ with stylish aplomb, beautifully. Of course it doesn’t hurt to have Georgio Armani on speed dial. The best fashion tips we can take…
Dan Thomas is the Image Doctor, and he really knows his stuff when it comes to style tips for men. I interviewed Dan on for The Style Podcast and he was truly FASCINATING. For example, why shouldn’t you wear red if you are trying to close a deal with a woman? What are the best colours for a sales role? When shouldn’t you wear darker colours? What are the best off-duty styles? What should you wear if you have an entry level job? And why should that be different from that worn by a CEO? What body image hang-ups do…
You are going to think I’m mad, but there was a time I didn’t wear denim. I know, INSANITY! And that was at a time when my Father was on the Board of a Levi’s Jeans manufacturer. DOUBLE INSANITY, right? Well, I have seen the light and now denim is my wardrobe staple…whew..the men in white coats won’t cart me away JUST yet. In fact, I am wearing my favourite Liverpool Jeans Company denim jacket right now. It even has a Union Jack sewn into the side with words from a Beatles song – ‘Because’ by John Lennon and Paul…
Effortlessly cool, Oskar is the look you want when you want to look like an off-duty model. Offering a unique line of high-end street wear the tailoring is clean, with impeccable detail and a modern silhouette. Oskar has a recognizable brand DNA that includes manly over-sized coats, light trenches, relaxed culottes, boyfriend shirts, fine knits, sporty trousers and maxi vests. The neutral colour palette of navy, black, beige & camel is seen in quality fabrics including blends of wool, cotton and faux-leather. Oskar is NYC street cool with a laidback Australian chic aesthetic. If you are looking for clothing that…
Roy Lichtenstein was one of the most famous pop artists in the world. Although he died in 1997, Lichtenstein’s contribution to Pop Art is unquestionable. Which is why ya gotta love Lichtenstein, and the fashion world still does. A contemporary of Andy Warhol, James Rosenquist and others, Lichtenstein favoured the ‘comic strip’ as his main form of inspiration. Born in New York in 1923, Lichtenstein was an avid jazz fan frequently drawing musicians and their instruments. Studying at the Art Students League of New York during the summer of his final high school year, Lichtenstein finally left New York for…
