Recently I posed as a "client" for another Stylist in training where I had to let her guide me in what she thought I would look good in.
She was fantastic and worked out my style, often picking out pieces that I either wanted or already had. But she also took me out of my comfort zone; into shops that are not really my demographic. She suggested a great belt which I bought, something I had been looking for but hadn't found in my favourite shops.
This got me thinking - how many of us are stuck in our comfort zone?
I challenge you to take yourself out of your comfort zone the next time you are out shopping - walk in and check out the accessories, look for the well made basics, or the quirky piece you would have otherwise missed.
Have fun shopping!
Monday, 29 October 2012
Monday, 22 October 2012
Style Review
Last Monday I had a girls night out with a couple of great friends at Cindy Newsteads' Style Review. Twice a year Cindy has a fashion parade; Springs /Summer and Autumn / Winter; modeled by her clients who have real figures and flaws, and uses accessable clothes available at most malls.
With a glass of champagne in hand we watched seven models in three looks each; Smart Casual, After Five and Spring Racing. Using outfits from Alannah Hill, Cue, Veronika Maine, Trenery, David Lawrence, Ted Baker and Jigsaw, Cindy explained why outfits worked for each model and how to make outfit more versatile.
My personal favourite was the collection from Alannah Hill and I am loving these green shoes (they come in pink too).
Have a look at the professional photos here.
With a glass of champagne in hand we watched seven models in three looks each; Smart Casual, After Five and Spring Racing. Using outfits from Alannah Hill, Cue, Veronika Maine, Trenery, David Lawrence, Ted Baker and Jigsaw, Cindy explained why outfits worked for each model and how to make outfit more versatile.
My personal favourite was the collection from Alannah Hill and I am loving these green shoes (they come in pink too).
Have a look at the professional photos here.
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
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