I’m sporting my much-loved pea coat from Reiss (purchased a few years ago but here’s a very similar one) with a navy cashmere knit, white jeans from Everlane (shared in a dedicated blog post here) and the new Everlane 40 Hour Flats in ReKnit. I’m such a fan of the original version of the flats (see my comprehensive review here) that I had to give the ReKnit version a go.
View PostWhen it comes to workwear, there are so many options. While I’ll turn to the high street to fill in any gaps in my wardrobe basics, I always look to invest when it comes to my workwear staples. Cue Sarah Lloyd – an Australian designer carving out her niche in dressing the professional working woman. Sarah is Sydney-based and wholly committed to producing accessible designer pieces (both RTW and custom-made).
View PostIf I had to pick one of the most worn items in my wardrobe, it’d have to be my Gucci belt. This belt has been styled in countless corporate looks, business casual outfits and it’s the accessory I rely upon when I feel like my outfit is looking a little meh.
View PostWhite jeans are bit of a risky proposition. But I’m an advocate of wearing them – no matter the season. Despite my love of coffee and red wine (and I’m also going to just throw in that I’ve got grubby young children which weirdly hasn’t deterred me from white denim), I’ve been reaching for these bad boys as the weather continues to cool here in Sydney.
View PostWith the turn of every season, a crop of new trends pop up, and we’re inundated with temptations to get on board. While it can be hard to resist, I set myself some style goals earlier this year and those goals included taking a more considered approach in my purchases and staying away from trends. The pieces that are still going strong in my wardrobe are the classics that were purchased after much research and consideration and I’m all about getting more bang for buck out of my closet.
View PostFor someone who lives in a subtropical region, I have a pretty solid coat collection. Sydney’s climate is temperate and we enjoy sunny days for most of the year. During our mild winters, temperatures rarely drop below 7 °C (45 °F) during the day so heavy duty layering isn’t always required.
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