Showing posts with label street style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street style. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

London Fashion Week | Day 4 RTW







Photo Credits Muffadal Abbas 

London Fashion Week has been one of the hardest fashion weeks to dress for thus far. In between queuing in the rain to wait for the next runway show in BFC Space (your hair turns into frizz, or the hairspray doesn't work after getting wet from the rain), fighting the cold outside - only to turn around to be sweating like mad on the tube, and debating on if you should wear your heels or not - never to see them again after they've lost the fight with the cobblestone roads and uneven sidewalks.

Running around in boots on Day 4 helped me keep up with the pace of the shows running around London from presentation, to show, to event. Wearing heels are much more comfortable for me, but suede gets ruined in the rain, leather heels that come to a point at the toe get completely ruined from the cobblestone, and don't get me started on what happens to the actual heel. Boots were necessary by the end of the week. I felt like I lost my mates in battle as I lost one pair, two pair, three pairs of heels and had enough casualties for the week. 

London Fashion Week was hard to dress for, by Day 4 of LFW I opted for a long sleeved ribbed dress to pair with an over-sized scarf (which I love), and ankle boots. After running around show-to-show, and ruining most of my heels - I took to a pair of boots. I belted over the scarf with a thicker belt to also help keep the scarf in place. I love these boots and picked them out at Nordstrom because of the layered metal wear around the ankle, and black matches with everything in my wardrobe. 

For this functional London outfit I have linked all of the information below for similar pieces, and the exact pieces if wanting to put together this exact outfit. 
These street style shots were snapped after the C.J. Yao show at Freemason's by Muffadal Abbas, a London based photographer. 

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Boots Nordstrom | Dress H&M | Belt &OtherStories | Handbag Aspinal of London | Scarf Anthropologie 

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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

FASHION WEEK PREP


Before Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia rolled around I met with several Australian designers and labels to prepare outfits for fashion week and came up with concepts to mix and match apparel from local talents to represent Perth, WA at fashion week. I selected styles that were best for petite stature. I also had to focus on what would be comfortable for a 7AM-8PM day of shows. I certainly did not purchase the correct shoes to wear for fashion week and I came out with battle wounds - blisters, cuts and bruises to show for days of standing and walking to site for work. One woman had to point out to me that the back of my foot was bleeding (the first day of fashion week) I hadn't even noticed because my feet were already numb from grabbing trains, and taxis and running about the city. All in all it was a wonderful week - new friends were made, inspirational shows were had, and a relaxing week was very much needed after a successful several days of fashion week -- hence why I am just now getting to my posts on All Ze Details - these posts could very well qualify for throwback thursday. All joking aside, here is the info on what I wore on day 2 of fashion week. Day 2 was amazing and started off with an interview with designer Phoenix Keating in which the interview will be published soon in my fashion column, and will be posted on All Ze Details.

I really enjoyed wearing the talented designs of local Perth designers and Australian accessories. All Ze Details on the outfit are posted below. Links available to readily shop the look and to discover the websites and talents of the Aussie designers.






Photo Credits Reef Gaha

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Shoes Nine West Australia | Skirt & Top (top layer) Wild Horses | Top (bottom layer) Fame & Partners | Accessories Samantha Wills | Clutch Amanda Kaye Handbags | Sunnies Prada 

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