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What I wore this week

23rd March, 2023

Another week, another outfit round up! So, where to start? Summer is still well and truly hanging on so I’ve been making the most of it by wearing a few different warm weather pieces. Also I’ve been enjoying incorporating a few trendy pieces into my looks, from cut out tops to bustier detailing and tailored elements. Here’s what I wore this week.

Credits: Top and skirt, Significant Other

Layering neutrals is always one of my favourite styling options as it looks ultra sleek, and feels very modern too. I like tops with unexpected features and this long sleeved top feels on trend with the cut out and ruching detail. Both pieces are also going to be easy to work back with existing pieces in my wardrobe, so have definitely been a worthwhile addition to my closet.

Credits: Dress, Acler; Slides, Christian Dior; Bag (similar here), Strathberry

I’ve had this Acler dress for a season or two and the silhouette stills feels quite up to date and fresh, so I wear it quite often. It’s an easy outfit to pull together when I need to get out the door fast but also have a few appointments on the cards. This mini bag by Strathberry has also been getting quite the workout over the last few months. For such a diminutive bag, its quite the workhorse.

Credits: Top (similar here), Christopher Esber; Skirt, Dion Lee; Sneakers, Chanel

This wasn’t technically an outfit from this week but I had to share as this was when Sophia and I went to the Harry Styles concert! I wanted to be comfy so sneakers were a must, and this monochrome Chanel pair worked back well with the black asymmetrical Dion Lee skirt. I paired both back with this green Christopher Esber top add a bit of a fashion-ey element to this look. Also, to be a kid again… loving Sophia’s colourful look!

Credits: Top and pants, Viktoria and Woods; Slides, Hermes; Earrings, Aje

I wore this to a dinner at the Sydney Harbour Bridge recently and it’s still going strong. I took it in a more casual direction with the addition of a pop of colour in the form of yellow Hermes slides, but brought my blazer along to pop on top to give it a polished edge.

 

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What I wore this week

2nd February, 2023

I’ve done a round up of a few different looks I wore during the recent Christmas/school holidays. We did a quick trip up to the Gold Coast as I had reporting commitments for Channel 7 up there, so it was all about relaxed outfits as we spent some time at the beach with the girls and also at the polo. That said, I was also able to embrace a few different dressy looks, including a great all-rounder dress and an old faithful that just keeps getting more wear! Here’s what I wore this week…

This casual dress by Clea is the perfect balance of a black dress that can be worn casually with flats or dressed up. It’s the perfect flattering shape and the square neckline feels very modern and on trend. The thing with black dresses is sometimes you need a little colour to break it up, so I wore this particular style with bright yellow slides to add some contrast.

Credits: Dress, Clea; Slides, Hermes

When things went awry with the original outfit I was supposed to wear on camera reporting at the polo, this Gul Hurgel dress saved me! I’ve had this for a few seasons and it’s still going strong several summers along. The heart print is playful, and the off the shoulder neckline is always universally flattering. I often wear this dress with flats, but opted for white Aje heels to dress it up a little more.

Credits: Dress, Gul Hurgel; Heels, Aje

I adore the suiting trend that’s doing the rounds and this look by P.Johnson Femme is such a great take on it. The linen gives it a relaxed vibe, but I love the fact it still looks polished. The feminine/masculine style of the vest worn with pants is so on trend right now and I really like the fact it gives a traditional suit a different twist.

Credits: Vest (similar here) and pants, P.Johnson Femme; Bag, Strathberry; Heels, Bottega Veneta; Sunglasses, RayBan

Shirts make such good cover ups at the beach and this shirt by Agua Bendita is a few seasons old but still a firm favourite. The print’s great for a casual day while still being able to be dressed up for lunch or dinner later on. Black swimsuits are a staple in my summer wardrobe as the simplicity makes it easy to wear with multiple pieces yet still looks chic.

Credits: Shirt, Agua Bendita; Hat (similar here), Helen Kaminski; Swimsuit, Heidi Klein; Sunglasses, RayBan

 

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What I wore this week

19th January, 2023

We’ve been having some truly glorious weather in Sydney over the last few days so it’s been the perfect time to embrace some gorgeous summer pieces. That said, it seems the weather has turned, so I’ve also been able to get into one of my go-to combinations when I’m in mum mode (and yes, it involves denim.). School holidays always opens me up to all facets of my wardrobe as the girls and I embrace all sorts of activities. Here’s what I wore this week.

I love the brand Rixo for glam party pieces, but they also do some great casual dresses such as the one above. The starfish print is perfect for summer and I like the freshness of the blue on white colour combination. The bias cut and deep V neckline is also really flattering.

Credits: Dress, Rixo

How good is being able to wear pyjamas outside of the house? This relaxed set by Sir is made of the softest silk and drapes beautifully. Also, the print is fun and really makes a statement. I tapped into the white in the print by embracing a white pair of slides and mini bag.

Credits: Shirt and pants, Sir; Bag, Strathberry; Slides, Gucci

Felt like getting dressed up for a little shoot I was doing and this dress by Kate Ford was perfect. The vibrant floral print is by artist Helen McCullagh and is a little different to the usual softer florals that are popular in summer. I particularly love the hits of bold red. The puff sleeves and teardrop shaped cut out also help elevate this frock into something a little dressier.

Credits: Dress, Kate Ford

Introducing one of my fave comfy mum mode outfits. I always find a shirt paired with jeans to be a great shortcut to a polished look and these jeans by Viktoria and Woods also bring an on trend feel to this outfit with its relaxed fit.

Credits: Shirt, Bec & Bridge; Jeans, Viktoria and Woods

 

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What I wore this week

5th January, 2023

Happy New Year everyone! I’m currently in post-Christmas, school holiday mode so my looks have really been featuring everything from comfy dresses to polished tailoring to cater to the different things currently in the calendar. But what I’ve discovered in the process is that I’m really in love with a number of different pieces that I introduced to my summer wardrobe. It goes to show how good a little forward planning is at it’s meant that I currently have a really wearable warm weather wardrobe with a lot of versatility.

This fawn maxi is a great one to see me through so many different occasions. It’s ultra comfortable and has become a bit of an easy staple to throw on when I’m spending the day with the girls. I often pair it with a pair of slides and a cute bag and I’m done. The colour is also quite versatile given it’s a neutral.

Credits: Dress, Kinney; Slides and bag, Gucci

I am really into great tailored pants at the moment and I’ve found they’re a style that can easily be dressed up or down. In this instance, I wore these pants with a strapless top to give it a more on trend feel. Accessorising called for simple pieces, so I went with a nude heel by Scanlan Theodore and a mini Gucci Jackie bag.

Credits: Top, Suboo; Pants, Viktoria and Woods: Bag, Gucci; Heels, Scanlan Theodore

Matching pyjama sets are huge this season so I have been wholeheartedly embracing them. There’s so many options to choose from! I love them in a nice flowy fabric for an easy breezy feel, and a vibrant print. I have been using them as a go-to for the event wear as they look polished, but feels very on trend.

Credits: Top and pants, Sir the Label; Bag, Strathberry; Slides, Gucci

A colourful mini dress is very much a summer staple of late. I love the print of this Manning Cartell dress as it’s such a punchy pattern and makes a statement. It’s a great go-to for event wear. I went for neutral accessories like this white Strathberry bag and nude Scanlan heels to complement the vivid hues in the dress and let the colour shine.

Credits: Dress, Manning Cartell; Bag, Strathberry; Heels, Scanlan Theodore

 

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What I Wore: Summer Blues

1st December, 2020

First day of summer! Having just emerged from a heatwave in Sydney, it’s nice that the weather is going to get back to milder temperatures this week. I’m particularly excited to break out this look. It’s a casual denim outfit but has a polished feel to it which I love. This jacket and skirt by Acler is the kind of thing that works perfectly together but even better apart. I can see myself wearing this skirt throughout summer and the denim jacket will come in handy for cooler summer nights.

I can’t think of a better hue to pair with denim than a nice crisp white. I love a trusty white button down shirt to add a dressy element to a look, and the roomy, slightly oversized silhouette of this Anna Quan shirt has a relaxed feel which is a great way to achieve some balance.

Paired with some fun accessories, this look is definitely going to be bookmarked for many an outing. These white Bottega Veneta slides are the latest addition to my summer wardrobe and I’ve already found them to be really versatile and easily work back with so many other pieces in my closet. A pair of classic RayBans and a cylindrical bag by Strathberry are the final finishing touches — both have a classic feel but still have fashion forward elements that elevate them.

Credits: Denim jacket and skirt, Acler; Shirt, Anna Quan; Slides, Bottega Veneta; Sunglasses, Ray Ban; Bag, Strathberry

Photography: Sophia Athas

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What I Wore: On Safari

1st September, 2020

We had a glimpse of summer over the weekend in Sydney and it got me excited to start delving into my spring/summer wardrobe. As if I needed further proof that co-ord sets are quickly becoming one of my fave go-to looks, along comes this Bec and Bridge outfit. This look is a modern take on the traditional safari suit and is such a fun option for spring/summer. The cropped top and pants work together to create a fresh silhouette while the the neutral hue is the perfect versatile shade for when the weather starts to warm up. Also I love the button detailing which provides the ideal finishing touch. Additionally, both pieces can work separately with other things in my wardrobe ensuring they’re able to do double duty.

This look is quite polished so I wanted to add accessories in keeping with that vibe, but given it’s quite a pared back ensemble, I also wanted to add a few accoutrements that would add a little energy to it. Enter this tasseled bag by Strathberry. The bright pop of orange and oversized tassels add a funky element and add a nice hit of colour. Meanwhile I opted for a pair of simple white Gucci thongs to keep things understated while these square frame Karen Walker sunglasses are going to become quite a regular feature of my summer wardrobe.

Credits: Top and pants, Bec and Bridge; Bag, Strathberry; Shoes (similar here), Gucci; Sunglasses, Karen Walker

Photography: Sophia Athas