I recently learned of Jane Heng, through a serendipitous meeting facilitated by the lovely Cheryl of Business Chic.
Designer Jane Heng and Cheryl, were working away on some photography for Jane’s newest products, and I so happened to be meeting with Cheryl later that evening, so dropped by to take a sneaky peek at their photo-shoot.
If you even read this blog a little bit you probably know I kind of never shut up about how much I love summer.
This year I felt a little cheated by the summer that never really came, but over the past few years I’ve gained a real appreciation for autumn and so I’m looking forward to welcoming the cooler weather.
Boyfriend jeans, are something that took me quite a while to get into when they first came into fashion a few years ago, but once I bought a pair I was unable to simply go back to skinny jeans for everyday wear.
A boyfriend jean should be 2 things… Relaxed & comfortable to wear.
We haven’t had an Artist Profile on LiLT Blog for quite a while now, so I am so excited to feature the work of Merci Perci as our first artist for 2015.
The woman behind the colourful and inspiring Merci Perci artworks is Claire Jackett, who after being made redundant from her job in the fashion industry over a year ago decided to take some time off to start creating art whilst in between jobs.
70’s silhouettes are back in a big way and I’m looking to try out this trend invest in a nice pair of wide leg pants. These gorgeous Zimmermann pants are a perfect and subtle way to play with the 70’s trend. Paired with a simple shirt and finished with a few accessories to keep it modern.
Inspired by my new love of monochromatic dressing I’ve also been dreaming of crisp white interiors, made homely by a mix of textures. Textiles, ceramics, wood and pops of green foliage for a tiny bit of colour.
Having watched the documentary “Premiere: Ellery in Paris” just last night, my head is swimming with the dream world of Australian designer, Kym Ellery.
Her new collection which just showed at Paris Fashion Week is no exception to her usually beautiful and enchanting shows.
On Monday night I was lucky enough to sit front row at the VAMFF runway show presented by Frankie Magazine.
Such a welcome coincidence that many of my favourite Australian Designers were brought together in the one show. Kuwaii, Alpha 60, Kloke, Búl, Limedrop, and Gorman made for an eclectic and incredibly fun showcase!
Last week I wore the A-line skirt featured in today’s post much more casually, but this week I was wanting to create a dressier outfit that I could wear out during the evening.
Enter the Day-to-Night Top … It’s pretty straight forward, the kind of tops that I put under this category are tops that can be worn during the day, like to a work meeting, but also dressed up for night-time events, such as dinners or parties.
