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Every time I shoot with Zanita I'm always left in absolute awe. She manages to create those images you never thought you were capable of creating, and at the same time provides invaluable guidance with such ease and grace. Every time I get in front of the lens I find myself repeating tips and advice I've learnt from her, which seems to be so embedded into my memory now that for some reason every time I see a bunch of flowers I have to fight the urge to shove them up against my chest! This is an out take from a shoot we did a few months ago which is actually one of my all time favourites now. We've got a few exciting projects coming up so I can't what to see what she creates next, she's an absolute goddess in front and behind the lens!
Photography: Zanita // Hair and Make up: Christabel Draffin // Dress: Talulah

(Bec and Bridge Dress, Vintage Belt, Stylists Own Gold Cuffs, Asos Clutch)A feminine maxi dress is the perfect staple for summer here in Australia. Easy to throw on if you're quickly leaving the house and even easier to wear in the evening with a few gold accessories. I couldn't help but channel some old Hollywood glamor when I spotted this Bec and Bridge maxi dress. Red nails with a matching bold red lip, side swept hair and a delicate clutch always seem to compliment this timeless staple all too well. This ivory maxi dress is made from a slinky fabric and feels somewhat like a second skin, which is super flattering and falls perfectly from the waist down. The mini pleats add a touch of elegance which helps compensate for any uncoordinated dancing you do later that night. This is just a sneak peek at my latest post for Harper's Bazaar so be sure to head over to Style Network to see the rest of the photos!
You can read my latest post for Harper's Bazaar HERE.

(Portmans Pants, Vintage Top/Belt/Sunglasses, Thrifted Heels, See By Chloe Bag)Just a sneak peek at my new post for Harper's Bazaar. I've been waiting to find the perfect pieces to style with this insane vintage belt I found in a little vintage store on Venice Beach. These flare pants are still quirky enough to keep this outfit interesting and they easily compliment how unique this black and gold belt is. Absolutely love the triple chain feature and chunky god medallion plates along the front. Still deciding which way I would rather prefer to wear it as it looks even better when worn backwards. You know you're onto a winning outfit when you've got as much going on in the front as you do on the back, especially when you have to fight the urge to walk into a room backwards just to show it off.You can read my latest post for Harper's Bazaar HERE.
(Sara Phillips 'Bindi' Skirt, Vintage Blouse/Jumper/Clutch, Topshop Heels)
Just a sneak peek at my latest post for Harper's Bazaar Style Network. Absolutely smitten with this insane silk skirt by Australian designer Sara Phillips. At a quick glance it could easily be mistaken for a cute floral print but after looking closely you can spot some serious reptilian love. Snakes, alligators and frogs are mixed in with this colourful floral print and the slightly cropped front gives this skirt even more of a quirky and unusual edge. I have a feeling this particular style of skirt is going to be absolutely huge this season after spotting similar styles in a few SS 11/12 collections at RAFW. I can tell you right now the fit is incredibly flattering and slightly addictive. It's definitely an easy DIY that will transform any of your old pencil skirts in your wardrobe into something new and refreshing.
You can read my latest post for Harper's Bazaar HERE.

(Secret Squirrel Top/Shorts, Vintage Necklace/Bag, Samantha Wills 'Jasper' Bangle, Thrifted Heels)Lately I've been feeling a little uninspired. I think it's the curse of being in between seasons and waiting for the Australian weather to make up its mind on whether or not it wants to act like spring. I mean, sun baking at the beach one day and rugged up in leopard print mink coats the next (currently what I'm doing right now - weird). But when these pretty little numbers arrived in my mailbox yesterday I couldn't even wait for the sun to come out to wear them. They're the perfect set of blush tones I've been patiently waiting for after countless seasons, and seem to work well when worn apart but even better when worn together. The top and shorts are both by Secret Squirrel and have a beautiful shimmer to the fabric, adding to the whole minimalistic and chic look I've been obsessing over lately. Secret Squirrel are also having a 30-50% off sale next Wednesday at Pigeon Ground in Camperdown so if you're around come say hello! To be honest it's killing me not being able to post this whole outfit so be sure to head over to Harper's Bazaar to see the rest of the photos.
You can read my latest blog post for Harper's Bazaar HERE.
(Vintage Coat, American Apparel Top, Alkemie Gold Lace Cuff)Here's a sneak peek at my latest blog post for Harper's Bazaar Unfortunately I can't post the whole outfit so every week I'll be choosing my favourite shot to share with you all here. I've been in awe of the beautiful and intricate details of this gold lace cuff by Alkemie ever since it arrived the other week. I spotted it on Free People and as soon as I saw how cheap the shipping was ($7.95 US!) I thought why not? I'm so happy Free People has finally decided to ship to Australia. It's been torture seeing bloggers overseas wearing cute Free People pieces and not having access to them in store or online. And considering how quickly the shipping was, the beautiful packaging and cute little notes inside I'm one happy customer. Just another store to add to my online shopping addiction. Sigh.
You can read my latest blog post for Harper's Bazzar Style Network HERE.