I wasn’t sure whether I’d have to bargain while I was there, but it became clear to me that within minutes of setting foot in the place that we were fair game.
I wasn’t sure whether I’d have to bargain while I was there, but it became clear to me that within minutes of setting foot in the place that we were fair game.
Meet Annie Abbot the woman behind Melbourne shoe label Habbot. I was invited to visit her Chapel St Pop up shop last week and it was a delight to have a coffee and a croissant surrounded by gorgeous shoes
One of my friends asked me the other day: ‘Do you ever wear jeans?’
In a late night online shopping jaunt recently, I decided I didn’t own enough pencil skirts.
Recently I had the pleasure of visiting a Melbourne treasure, CHE Eye-wear on Smith St. The owner Rose can tell you the story and history of every piece in the store which is no mean feat- there are so many glasses vintage, retro and new.
I bought these crystals on a recent trip to the Melbourne Museum. They were an unlikely find in that I didn’t expect to happen upon them in the gift shop, but none the less they stood out as soon as I spied them and for $6 a piece they were too good to pass up.
Here are some close up shots of the jewellery I wore to my 1000th Blog Post Party. If you have any enquiries about the pieces just get in contact with Parisian Street Society.
Tweet When I first set eyes on these I gasped: buttery, soft, suede in complimentary colours that are perfect to wear across the seasons. Are these the perfect shoes?! You can get your hands on these Sainte Lucie Le Plage De Ballon Sandals over on her Facebook page.
I bought a new dress today and have made some recent purchases that I’m now awaiting to arrive and I CAN.NOT.WAIT!
The extremely talented Cheryl Lin from Businesschic took these photos of me at Blogopolis and I call her lady of the magic lens.
I chased and chased the light today and just as it was disappearing behind the clouds I got these snaps on the edge of my balcony.
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