Sunday, December 29, 2013

10 Ways with an Aussie New Year

1. On the harbour



2. At the beach



3. Relaxed 





4. Little black dress..or suit




5. Badass



6. Poufy skirt













7. Tuxedo







8. Sparkles




Chanel stars!





There is always room in your closet for a Chanel style jacket







Black tie





9. Prints

Scarf print - thin Etro, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana & Hermes



A Camilla kaftan




Ornate & light weight



10. The rest


Standout shoes





Standout skirt



Because its summer, a little white dress


Friday, December 27, 2013

10 Ways With a Grey Marle Tee

1. White 
White freshens up traditionally bland colour like grey.



Notice how the heels dress this up?


2. Pretty 
Florals & demure court shoes say pretty.



Sorbet colours say pretty.



3.Shine




4. Chocolate & pink
There is something delicious about chocolate & pink teamed with grey.



5. Tailored 
A blazer always nails the tailored look. 


Fierce


Classic


Boyfriend 


Minimalist


6. Denim shorts
Leather or cashmere?





7. Hello grunge!







8. Hello scarf!
Notice how a scarf dresses up the base?






9. White topper

Collegiate & smart


Relaxed


Minimalist meets funky 


10. Leather
A traditional accent for grey marle.

Edgy


Slick & minimalist

Grey marle tips:

1. Pick your best shade of grey
Some greys, especially the lighter ones have strong yellow undertones.
Others have pink/blue undertones.

2. Pick your best fabric
Viscose clings to every lump & bump while cotton (& a dense linen) has more body & hides lumps & bumps.

3. Pick your best neckline
A vee slims an upper body more than a scoop/round neck.
Big boobs? Show decolletage, not cleavage. Always. 

4. Pick your best sleeves
If you dont like your upper arms, then dont go sleeveless or cap sleeved. 

5. Think outside the marle
A fine grey marle sweatshirt has the same impact as a tee.
A logo or print adds pizazz.