'Inside her Wardrobe'

Adriana, stay at home mum (teacher).....42 and in style!

How would you describe your style?

I'm currently not working, so i wear simple and understated pieces, with an edge and loads of

accessories.

What are your favourite pieces in your wardrobe?

My Kalo Keri mint sequined shift, Ladakh nude shear top, and my long vintage tan leather coat with a fur collar.

Where are the majority of your pieces from?

I have become a fan of Country Road because you can take their basics and make them quirky. I love op shopping with my teenage daugther, so i have lots of vinatge pieces.

What is your biggest weakness?

SHOES

What are your favourite places to shop in Adelaide?

David Jones and Rundle street have everything i need, and i can always find something at the bayside op shops.

What is your best bargain?

My Pierre Cardin camel suede tote bought from eBay last year.

What outfit are you most complimented on?
My Missoni scarf i bought in Rome last year, teamed with my fave leather jacket, skinny jeans and my slouched camper boots.

What's your most expensive purchase?
My Nanette Lapore pumps i bought at Saks 5th avenue two years ago.

Story by: Gemma Jordine

I dream, you dream, we all dream for......

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'Adelaide Street Dreams'

The thought of pursuing through dirty alleyways is less than desirable, but Adelaide is becoming home to some of the most innovative art since Picasso. Rivalling Melbourne, Adelaide has street art popping up all over the city.

From graffiti, stencils, murals and posters the street art is everywhere, you just have to have a keen eye and look beyond the grimy backdrop of your local pub and you maybe lucky enough to find some street art.

Located on the corner of Magill Road and Ann Street, Stepney; this mural has the location and potential to grab the attention from pedestrians and drivers alike. Artists Kate Gagliardi, Sam Evans, Dan Withey and Peter Drew came together to form this evocative and intriguing street art mural, in early 2011. It stands strong today and is definitely worth a look, the four artists all have unique style and influence and can distinctly be seen in the four different segments.

Street art that appeared on the same wall late 2010, vastly different style and meaning, yet still intriguing and thought provoking, by artist Peter Drew.

The Adelaide Street Dreams festival for 2011 is over now but is sure to be back and better than ever in 2012. For more information, pictures and details on this years festival, have a look at their official website http://streetdreams.com.au/sloppy/.

If this has watered your taste buds for the idyllic street art Adelaide has to offer, then befriend ‘Adelaide Street Art’ on facebook for all of their masterworks across Adelaide, but for now here are a few of their snapshots to keep you going.

Written by: Alana Foster

Gracious Street.....

Lydia: American Apparel tight, shorts and shirt, Sportsgirl leotard, Bali vans, River Island (London) bag, Birdcage ring.

Melissa: Bali Sunglasses and jewellery, Cotton On shirt and jacket, Jeans West pants, Surf Shop shoes and bag.

Ellie: Country Road scarf and pants, Cotton On top, Rubi shoes, Cat Hammill jewellery, Mimco bag.

Katherine: Myer Sunglasses, Valleygirl vest, Sportsgirl top and skirt, Karibu shoes Marc Jacobs watch.

Pauline: Liquid core top, Target skirt, Novo shoes, Harris Scarf bag.

Malgosia: Dangerfield top, Naked skarf, Sunglass Hut raybans, Kmart shoes.

Daniel: American Apparel jumper, Country Road pants, Jeff Bakes shoes, Bauhaus jewellery.