The weather down under of late is far, far from adorning oneself in faux fur but nonetheless I can't stop ogling the fuzzy sartorial delights online. Curse you Pinterest. All this trawling for fuzzy coats is also making me overly eager for my La-La land soijorn coming up next fortnight.




But let me make one thing clear, I'm talking about the faux kind. I don't know about you guys or where you stand on the matter but for me real fur creeps me out. And aside from the ethical and inhumane practices that transpire behind the scenes draping the skin of a dead animal upon my shoulders is just gross.

via harpers bazaar australia, vogue australia, elle australia

Following on from the utter chaos and conceitedness that was the Real Housewives of Sydney reunion, MBFWA began on a high note with Dion Lee at the iconic Sydney Opera House showcasing a structured array of pieces; menswear included. The streets were just as lively as the runways (aren't they ever) with a dissimilitude of structured suits and textures to voluminous exaggeration and a kaleidoscope of hues. Chanel versus Gucci. Slides against stilettos. Black versus red. But best of all androgyny and an antithesis of spirited effeminate essence with a pop of the unexpected. Be it via a fishnet sock or washed out denim blues.
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Paris Fashion Week, where minimalism reigns supreme against a backdrop of opulence and limestone grandeur. What may seem as a stark contrast to the untrained eye in reality a bewitching composition and metaphor for life itself inside the City of Light. The amalgamation of fusing conspicuous pieces with clean lines and architectural details with sleek androgyny coalescing with extravagant French Baroque. From monotone ensembles to a melange of prints, sock boots and references to the infamously unconstrained Woodstock and the seventies rock scene. Outerwear seemingly prevalent in various tones and textures with whimsical Moschino bomber's to velvet and flocculant layers.

Indispensably effortless, as always.
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via vogue australia, elle australia + harpers bazaar australia

Just as fast as Fashion Week came, it no sooner ended. It was a whirlwind of incredible design on the runway, and while I failed to show so, this year the style on the street was a horde of brights and unique silken bomber jackets. There was whimsical exuberance at Romance was BornDion Lee failed not to disappoint and Bella Hadid broke social media with her opening walk for Melbourne label Misha Collection.

What were your highlights?
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