While I've never much been a fan of summer weather, I've always adored summer prints and clothing styles. There's just something so dreamy about a floral print, lighter colours and flowy cuts. I'm someone whose wardrobe is definitely either freezing cold winter styled or summer/spring looks and I'm always on the hunt for gorgeous summer… Continue reading Hello Summer in the Jenna Turquoise Floral Dress from Elise Boutique
Category: 1940s
Celebrating Spring with Vivien of Holloway
Happy November! It's a little crazy to think that the silly season is almost upon us already and for those of us in the Southern Hemisphere, that means the impending scorching summer is almost here too! But its hard to feel nervous about the coming warmer weather when the city of Sydney is sprinkled with… Continue reading Celebrating Spring with Vivien of Holloway
Vintage styling for fine haired beauties ~ With Stevie Rosalie
Hello darlings! So now days one of my most requested things to share is hair tips and advice. I recently put up a post asking what kind of hair questions people had and found an overwhelming number of people wanted advice on thin/fine hair. Now thin hair is completely out of my comfort zone. I… Continue reading Vintage styling for fine haired beauties ~ With Stevie Rosalie
Dazzling Red in Dita with Voodoo Vixen
We all have a power colour. A colour we’re drawn to naturally. A colour that when we wear it, makes us feel invincible. For me that colour has long been red. A colour I used to rock with my hair, now days I rock it with my wardrobe and there are many shades of red… Continue reading Dazzling Red in Dita with Voodoo Vixen
The Ultimate 1940s little black dress from Stop Staring
The little black dress. Something every girl needs tucked into her wardrobe. Whether thats a short slinky strappy number or something that harks to the eras of old is irrelevant. As long as she feels incredible when she puts it on, that's all that matters with a little black dress is that when its put… Continue reading The Ultimate 1940s little black dress from Stop Staring
1940s Nostalgia with Lindy Bop
2017 has been an exciting year for me, as it’s the year my 1940s love has truly begun to blossom. More and more pieces in my wardrobe have a 1940s feel and even though I still have about 50% of my wardrobe rocking the 1950s, its also super exciting to have been able to embrace… Continue reading 1940s Nostalgia with Lindy Bop
Keeping Warm in style with Jenny from Vivien of Holloway
While things may be heating up for my Northern hemisphere pinup counterparts, winter has definitely snapped into full swing down under here in Australia. The mornings are getting colder, the days shorter and the wind like ice. So knitwear is definitely back on the agenda and staying warm is the priority. But lets be honest,… Continue reading Keeping Warm in style with Jenny from Vivien of Holloway
Pretty in Primrose with Voodoo Vixen
I’ve talked before about the oh so important little black dress….and how I struggle with the concept of one. On its own, I find black quite bland and boring. I like bright colours most days and I find when I wear black, I often feel rather boring…. unless I’m rocking a style swap in… Continue reading Pretty in Primrose with Voodoo Vixen
1940’s Princess with Royal Vintage Shoes
With my love of a 1940’s aesthetic feeling like its reaching a peak in 2017 (I’m so ready to start making my own 1940’s creations as well as expanding my 1940’s wardrobe more) I’m excited to share my favourite pair of shoes from the Royal Vintage Shoes first release with you all: the… Continue reading 1940’s Princess with Royal Vintage Shoes
1940s magic in the Lana dress from Vivien of Holloway
We all know I’m an absolute sucker for the 1940s. It’s something I talk about regularly on my Instagram (I'm sure you're all sick of it), I have literally lists full of 1940’s accessories, hats, sewing patterns and clothes on my etsy. I also hunt regularly for 1940’s style clothing coming from my favourite repro… Continue reading 1940s magic in the Lana dress from Vivien of Holloway