A Fun Fashion Round Up

Instead of our usual style principle, we thought we would do a round up of Sample Sales that are on, new brands we’ve stumbled upon and fashion news we’ve loved this past week.

SAMPLE/ARCHIVE SALES

1. Nelson Made - one of our favourite Australian shoe brands - are currently having their annual Sample Sale. For this weekend only, you can shop some of their timeless styles for nearly 70% off. Their quality is next to none as the brand aims to champion long lasting styles that you can wear for years to come. They even do repairs!

2. The Posse Archive Sale started this week, with some gorgeous staple style included in the selection. Their Baily Denim Shorts are a perfect cut and wash, as is the Emma Pencil Skirt in Butter Yellow.

3. Bare - By Charlie Holiday has 50% off their entire collection as the brand looks to close it’s doors. Ethically produced from responsibly sourced materials, we love The Tie Vest,  The Fold Back Trouser and The Asymmetric Maxi Dress. We have shopped from their sister brand and doubt they will disappoint.

NEW BRANDS

1. Dress Cycle: Dress Cycle sells pre-loved, mid - high end designer pieces over on their Instagram account. With Daily Drops from stunning designers - like Essential Antwerp, Maje, Baum Pfergarten, Ganni, Scanlan Theodore (the list goes on) - we can personally vouch for the quality and service from this small, Australian, female owned business.

2. Palyltte: Creating colourful and elevated everyday garments, Palytte is a new brand based on the Northern Rivers, NSW. Inspired by the streets of Copenhagen, we love their eclectic pieces and are currently waiting on an order to trial the brand ourselves. Stay tuned!

3. Katharina Lou: Another eclectic brand with a Scandinavian feel. Melbourne based Katarina Lou makes their garments to order to avoid waste and partners with a female owned, block printing studio in Bangalore to bring their unique prints to life. We haven’t purchased from the brand yet, but we have our eye on this and this. Bold, beautiful and a little quirky, we love how unapologetically fabulous the brand is.

NEWS & VIEWS

1. Chloe’s 2024 Fall Ready-To-Wear Collection: Admittedly we have a deep obsession and penchant for 70’s fashion and this collection is, if anything, an ode to the 70s. With patchwork denim, soft ruffles paired with contrasting leather and buckles and thigh-high heeled leather boots, we love every look.

2. Homeroom is our little secret. The founders, Sophie Barker and Annie Carrol, started Homeroom to promote the “Australian fashion ecosystem”. You can take a gander through their carefully curated Journal to find the best white t-shirt, locally made suiting, First Nations designers or size inclusive wedding dresses. If you’re looking to shop the latest trends or to nail the most recent “-core” aesthetic, they’ve probably got an edit for you to scroll through.

The second instalment of our information Style Foundations Masterclass is HERE!

We have made some changes to the original format based on feedback from our first offering. The Masterclass will now be over two evening sessions so that we can dive deeper into the topics we discuss.

In this virtual masterclass, held in two 45 minute sessions, I'll teach you how to: 

1. determine your personal style; 

2. dress for your body;

3. build a wardrobe that allows you to get dressed with ease and confidence no matter the occasion; and

4. shop with confidence. 

I'll share plenty of other tips and tricks that you can use on your personal style journey.

The first 10 people to purchase tickets will receive a free 30 minute Style Consultation to discuss how they can implement their learnings and achieve their personal style goals.

IN THE KNOW

CONTENT WE’RE LOVING THIS WEEK