Wearing a hat is like wearing red lipstick — it’s intimidating at first (can I really pull it off?) but once you rock it a few times, you’re like oh, this is what it feels like to be a baller. Whether or not you’re a hat person (or a lipstick person) this is something we can all relate to.
One of the most exciting and overwhelming times of year would have to be sale season. And with designer discounts in full swing, where should you even start? If you don’t want to spend countless hours scrolling through every website, you’re in luck…because I did the dirty work for you. In the words of Regina George…
The Resort 2017 collections just wrapped up at MBFWA (Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia) and because I love me some designers down under, I wanted to share with you some new(ish) Aussie designers and how to figure out if they’re right for you / your wardrobe.
Besides the Met Gala and the Oscars, the Cannes Film Festival really makes the trifecta of the most glamorous events of the year. But it’s not always just about that red carpet — celeb’s off-duty looks (especially their airport style…which we just can’t seem to get enough of) are just as exciting as those gowns. Better yet? These are outfits you can actually wear yourself!
There’s something about ballet that fashion folks are just drawn to — maybe it’s the intricate costumes on stage, or the fact that ballerinas are basically models in tutus, perhaps it’s the footwear (although with the decline in popularity of the ballet flat…I doubt it) but regardless of the reason, you really can’t avoid the topic of ballet in fashion. Whether it’s a celeb-crazed workout, a spring gala, or on pointe Instagrams (get it?) let’s dive a little deeper into fashion’s obsession with the dance genre.
