If you’re a follower of Lilt Blog on Instagram you may know the name Nina Cavicchiolo (or Nina.c.sees, as she is known on the platform). She is one of the photographers who I often work with to create the beautiful imagery that you find on Lilt Blog’s platforms, and she is known for her vivacious, bright and colourful aesthetic.
This post is proudly sponsored by Variety Hour
I’ve long been a fan of Variety Hour for their beautiful and bold garments. The Melbourne label, run by textile designer Cassie Byrnes is known for their use of bold colour and pattern, and today’s Glitch Button Up Shirt is a perfect example of the brands vivacious style.
Jessie Feitosa is an Adelaide based Artist, who’s contemporary still life paintings make me pine for hot summer days and cocktails in the sun.
There is such a thing as a classic white shirt and then there is this statement ‘Drop Hem Classic Shirt’ by Atime Studio.
Created in an Ivory Japanese light-weight wool/poly/rayon blend twill fabric with a soft sheen this shirt is so incredibly stunning.
Hello friends! If you haven’t already seen over on Instagram, I’m currently selling some of the pieces in my wardrobe. I’ve started a new account lilt_blog_closet where you will find garments and accessories up for grabs. Most are brand new or worn only 1 or 2 times and in excellent condition. So get in quick, they sell fast.
See you over at @lilt_blog_closet !
This post is prodly sponsored by Megan Park
Happy New Year friends! I hope that despite the craziness of today’s world, you’ve had a wonderful start to 2022.
I’m diving right back into some fashion content for my first post of the year, and featuring one of my favourite Melbourne labels, Megan Park today.
Read and Bell is quickly becoming one of my new favourite Australian brands. Consistently offering summer inspired pieces with a bohemian flavour.
Today’s dress, Isabelle is a loose, oversized and comfortable piece that can be worn a couple of different ways.
