2011 in three words
An ecletic mix of fashion creating, what i like to call, "Vintage Rock Frivolity". Influenced by Pop culture and history, the compexities of feminine lines from vintage pieces are contrasted to the strong modern street garments of today.
Lady in Blue
Thank You so much to Annie who has illustrated sarahg2747. We love the illustration and cannot wait to see more from this talented artist.
'Hello sunshine and my little blue dress'
Anastasia Armata
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Anastasia Armata
http://www.anastasia-armata.com/2011/09/hello-sunshine-and-my-little-blue-dress/
She Coloured Sydney's Town Hall
Sydney's Town Hall became a kaleidoscope of colour, on Friday 26th August for Camilla's Mercedes Benz Fashion Festival show. The great array of prints in hues to mesmerise, encapsulated what Camilla’s Labyrinth collection is all about. With models showcasing the kaftans on the runway, the soft flowing fabrics billowed with the movement of the wearer.
From tribal influences to animal prints, bold colours and crisp whites, this collection had great aesthetic and something for everyone.
The finally saw 20 models striding down the catwalk in their Camilla wedges, with designer Camilla Franks in an embellished animal print kaftan. Camilla's runway presence got the audience feeling both her excitement and passion for the Labyrinth collection.
The short lengths to long kaftans, the many intricate details make these garments in a league of their own. Swarovski crystals reflect the light in patterns to enhance the exclusive Camilla print designs. I particularly like the vibrant hooded short length kaftan with the Swarovski crystal neckline.
From tribal influences to animal prints, bold colours and crisp whites, this collection had great aesthetic and something for everyone.
The finally saw 20 models striding down the catwalk in their Camilla wedges, with designer Camilla Franks in an embellished animal print kaftan. Camilla's runway presence got the audience feeling both her excitement and passion for the Labyrinth collection.
The short lengths to long kaftans, the many intricate details make these garments in a league of their own. Swarovski crystals reflect the light in patterns to enhance the exclusive Camilla print designs. I particularly like the vibrant hooded short length kaftan with the Swarovski crystal neckline.
Textural Heaven
With cooler days in our Sydney shores, the ability to layer up and keep warm has been a necessity. This got me thinking about wearing all nude... nude colour clothing ofcourse.
How do you pull off an outfit in all one colour? TEXTURE
Texture is key, variations of fabrics, chunky knits, silky smooth fabrics, denims, jerseys...
Bonny Chen has shown the epitemy of textural heaven above. So if your feeling these chilly days, layer up with multiple textures. You will feel good and look great.
How do you pull off an outfit in all one colour? TEXTURE
Texture is key, variations of fabrics, chunky knits, silky smooth fabrics, denims, jerseys...
Bonny Chen has shown the epitemy of textural heaven above. So if your feeling these chilly days, layer up with multiple textures. You will feel good and look great.
Turban, the new chic headwear
With much love i brought my turban last year, and wore it many times... It even came out recently at Fashion Week. After viewing the Camilla Autumn/Winter showcase, where Camilla Franks was sporting her own digitally printed Camilla turban. I started to think are there many fashionable turbans out there....? So the hunt began
From Paul Pioret in 1911, to Sarah Jessica Parker in SATC there has been many fashionable turban moments.
Check out images from our shoot inspired by the turban
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From Paul Pioret in 1911, to Sarah Jessica Parker in SATC there has been many fashionable turban moments.
Check out images from our shoot inspired by the turban
A beach house with the Camilla signature
The blogger showcase was inspiring and I admired the new A/W Woodstock collection. With a little bubbly in hand and a silk crepe kaftan in the other the mood in Camilla’s Bondi Beach House was nothing less than ultimate luxury. Designer, Camilla Franks was there in her new season favourite kozmic blue kaftan and turban, chatting amongst the bloggers in true Camilla style.
With a mix of textures including, chunky knits, moulded leathers and the soft silks, winter warmth was brought to life still embracing the Camilla signature. A monochromatic layered look was modelled with textural accents contrasted to the bright coloured signature garments and chucky knits allowing the Woodstock feeling to come to life. The versatility of these garments was dazzling. Some had the possibilities of halter, one shoulder and strapless in one exclusively printed garment with a few twists and ties. The long cowl neck dress in the voodoo child print had a beautiful shoulder bow and has been calling me ever since we left the showing.
Camilla’s Bondi Beach House may become my beach house when I go back to find my perfect kaftan or two.
let there be light
Camilla shoes and bags, oh my
So many colourful options...
Saha Jones modeling instore
Model Jessica Currey, showcasing the new Camilla Autumn/Winter Garments and
Isobel Steward explaining styling options
Saha Jones, two fabulous guests and Camilla Franks.
With a mix of textures including, chunky knits, moulded leathers and the soft silks, winter warmth was brought to life still embracing the Camilla signature. A monochromatic layered look was modelled with textural accents contrasted to the bright coloured signature garments and chucky knits allowing the Woodstock feeling to come to life. The versatility of these garments was dazzling. Some had the possibilities of halter, one shoulder and strapless in one exclusively printed garment with a few twists and ties. The long cowl neck dress in the voodoo child print had a beautiful shoulder bow and has been calling me ever since we left the showing.
Camilla’s Bondi Beach House may become my beach house when I go back to find my perfect kaftan or two.
Isobel Steward explaining styling options
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