Showing posts with label Frankie Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frankie Magazine. Show all posts

10.11.11

The Dream Catcher Wreath.

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Taking a breather from my revisions. Was flicking through Frankie when I saw this colourful, Friendly Wreath. Four "arty types" (termed coined by Frankie!) were asked to make DIY Christmas wreaths; and this colourful, dream catcher hybrid version designed by author and crafter, Pip Lincolne, definitely caught my eye for all the right reasons. Will definitely be heading down to the craft shop when I return to SG. It looks like so much fun to do! (Will be catching up on the comments + blog readings after my paper! Thanks so much, for the amount of love going towards my orange shorts! xx)

6.11.11

Sunny yellow banana day.

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Wearing: Top (Zara), Shorts (Mooloola), Shoes (Topshop)

I don't think I've ever done an outfit post with so many pictures of myself; but I'm absolutely in love with these shorts that I've got, that I can't pick one good shot. (Big thanks to Kim, for the photos!) They're absolutely the worst kinds of shorts to get- the thread snags really easily; but how could I say no, to the gorgeous, Missoni inspired, zigzag design and lovely, Fall colours? I thought so. The fact that I got them for $20 is just, a dream. 

Took a break from my Economics textbook and Kim & I headed down to Frankie Magazine's Finders Keepers Market down at the Old Museum. Definitely one of the best decisions ever; though I'm about a hundred dollars poorer now. There were about 60 stalls selling an eclectic mix of clothes, crafts & jewellery and they were definitely all one of a kind. Of course, you know what's coming; the photos are all in my film camera; so I'll be coming back to do a Finders Keepers post in a couple of weeks' time; (fingers crossed!)

On a side note; I'm not an accessory kind of girl; but I've managed to splurge on two bracelets by Melbourne based designer, Julie Wee. For those of you who love geometric designs and thin bracelets, Miss Wee is definitely your place to go, so here's a little shout out to Miss Wee, do head over to their website for a look! I can't stop looking and touching my new babies now;p

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Emma, Brisbane, The Old Museum;

It was only when I saw Emma for the third time, that I decided to get a picture of her. Her curls (especially from the back of her head) were just so crazy, but so right for her outfit. Absolutely in love with the 80s' vibe that she's got going there; and isn't what she's wearing perfectly casual cool?! 

Alrighty, break's over; back to my book! Have a lovely weekend everyone! xx