I’m a big fan of everything going on here – the graphic jumper and double dose of leather finished off with the bold red lip – it’s all so good. With her sharp black bob Tiffany looks effortlessly slick. Sometimes it really is all about the hair. And of course, the Tate Modern also makes for a conveniently complimentary backdrop.
Shop the look: Dion Lee blazer (similar), Faith Connection dress, Dylan Kain bag, Zara pony hair flats (similar here and here)
A few things which are always on high rotation, no surprises that they are all black. I bought this Dion Lee blazer at a sample sale two years ago and have worn it pretty much every week since (side note – sample sales in Sydney are ridiculously good – always worth your time).
Dylan Kain is a relatively new luxury accessories brand from Melbourne, and so far their pieces have all been perfectly on point. Clean shapes with just the right amount of embellishment in beautifully supple leather. It’s nice to see an accessories label nailing the allusive middle ground; bridging the gap between super expensive and super cheap (aka disposable) handbags. And then these Zara pony hair flats, which may not be the most original shoe on the block, but for their price I’m digging them anyway.
Get Camille’s look: H&M holographic clutch, white embroidered tee, white tuxedo trousers, pointed white pumps
Hello Spring dressing! Camille, AKA the master of white on white looking like the poster child for a fresh new season in this crisp ensemble. Spring was made for London: blossoms line every second street, blue skies compliment the pastel buildings, and everything just looks so damn quaint and English. It’s lovely. So slip into something light and comfortable like Camille’s relaxed tuxedo trousers and make the most of the sunshine!
Get Columbine’s look: Black hat, Maison Martin Margeila black coat (similar) and Chanel bag
Now that’s some snow! These shots seem borderline inappropriate given the beautiful London weather today, but what can you do.
This is pretty much how I remember Milan; cold and wet with snowflakes forever in the way. I tend to measure the cities I visit by its weather, but since I plan to go back to Milan again this year, I’m trying to hold off judgement.
However if I was to be stuck in perpetual snow, this is how I would hope to be dressed. Plenty of black, a slick hat to protect the face, a small bag which can handle the rain, and one calf-skimming coat. Although I suspect only Columbine could look this cool in the snow.