WINTER CHILL

Sportsgirl knit, Zara leather pants, Tony Bianco sandals, Louis Vuitton Speedy 30 

The temperature is dropping, as we quickly approach what's set to be a very chilly Australian winter.  

During the week, I again teamed up with good friend and photographic extraordinaire, Sabine, to capture my latest cosy winter acquisition. 

Away with the sundresses, silk, shorts and shirts, it's now all about chunky knitwear, hats and coats.

If you missed my last post, I'm thrilled to feature in Toni & Guy's latest campaign - Blogged & Bound. You can find out more about the campaign and Friend in Fashion, in the short film created here.

photos Sabine L. Photography

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Category › Blogged and Bound , chunky knits , fashion blog , fashion editorial , fashion photos , Friend in Fashion , hats , Louis Vuitton , Sabine L Photography , Sportsgirl , Toni and Guy , Tony Bianco , winter fashion , Zara

Accessorie with D&Y

This 2011 spring/summer season, D&Y has all of the appropriate accessories to rid that messy bed head problem or accessorize the perfect outfit.

D&Y beanies and fedoras are perfect to recreate the next hottest trend or hanging out at the beach.

Available in a variety of styles at affordable prices, prepare your spring closet with the right accessories today.

You have seen D&Y accessories on your favorite Celebrities and Television shows such as Kellen Lutz, E! Daily 10, plus more.

Check out the hats here.

About D&Y
David & Young started out in 1977 as a supplier to Greenwich Village, Soho and downtown Manhattan neighborhood retailers with one philosophy: to make the most fun, fashion forward and high quality hats, scarves, sunglasses and accessories for people to enjoy.

Photos & text Copyright D&Y, Courtesy P3R Publicity.

Category › accessories , D and Y , David and Young , hats , US designers

Borsalino Hats Go Green with Rubia® Red

Rubia® Pigmenta Naturalia has been on the cutting edge in red eco-dyes, which date back to over two millennia.

Now, thanks to Rubia®, Italian hat brand Borsalino has a Rubia® dyed hat line.

After having mastered the art of hat making in France, Alessandro Giuseppe Borsalino opened a workshop in Alessandria, Italy.

In 1857, his brother Lazzaro joined hands and the millinery legend began.

Now, more than 150 years later, Borsalino turns an eye to “green” dyes from the Netherlands as Rubia® colors their felt hats with tints of red and brown.

Photo Copyright Rubia® Pigmenta Naturalia.

Category › accessories , Borsalino , hats , Rubia Pigmenta Naturalia