Gatsbylady is, as the name suggests, a 1920s-inspired clothing and accessories company. Though I’m usually more of a mid-century girl, I was really excited to try one of their dresses, and it’s the Alice dress I’m showcasing for you today.
Chelsea Crew shoes have long been a favourite of mine. Comfortable, affordable, and colourful – three things I love in a pair of heels! So of course I had to try one of their new styles, the Souffle heel, from Royal Vintage Shoes.
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Zoe Vine is a London-based designer creating quality vintage style dresses in amazing fabrics. Zoe takes her inspiration from Old Hollywood and vintage sewing patterns, so loving that sort of elegance myself I was immediately drawn to her Audrey dress. The Audrey is a take on the classic swing-style dress made popular by Audrey Hepburn. This is a style that’s universally flattering, showcasing a nipped-in waist and a full skirt.
I was thrilled to be contacted by Vendula London creative bags recently to feature one of their products. It’s rare to find a range of handbags and accessories that is so unique, so my decision of what to get was a tough one! I ended up choosing the Ladies Day Large Grab Bag, which is part of their new SS16 collection.
Mary Bobbin, the Brisbane-based creator of adorable childrenswear, is branching out into ladieswear! Her new line – Mummy & Me – launched yesterday, and I was lucky enough to be one of the first to try the Jack & Jill ladies skirt.
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