model call out!

calling all model wannabes! we need 20 girls who are confident enough to walk a runway, no experience required! you must be 170cm or taller, size 8-10 and available on the 19th of August for castings in Brisbane. email niki_teljega@hotmail.com for more information.

upcoming designer showcase

so excited to announce that we were chosen as one of the 6 emerging designers to showcase our collection in Brisbane this Spring! To all buyers, bloggers, and c&p girls this is your chance to see our new pieces before anybody else does! Tickets are on sale now, just email niki_teljega@hotmail.com!

Digby & Iona | earthy jewellery by Brooklyn designer

Look, maybe novelty rings have had their moment, I don't know. But that wouldn't stop me from wearing these unisex Digby & Iona pieces by Brooklyn designer Aaron Ruff. Being in the vicinity of $100-350, they aren't pocket change by anybody's standards, but who wants to look like they're wearing something that cost less than a decent meal anyway? 

Good Kappa girl that I am, though, I do wish there were more owls and fleurs-de-lys. I couldn't not include the key, obviously.

Chanelle

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Salasai a/w 2012 picks for autumn

The 'Unchartered Territory' lookbook photography mightn't be anything to drop your jaw at, but I'm really admiring both the styling and the self-described Anglo-saxon design influences of Salasai's autumn/winter 2012 collection. The fresh label is currently only stocked physically in New Zealand, but some of their previous collections are available online. Their menswear isn't quite as strong as their womenswear, but if the progress the label has made in just five years is anything to go by, I look forward to seeing what Salasai has to offer next.

Chanelle

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Like the French do

Vintage top and watch | Forever 21 necklace | Valleygirl skirt | Gary Castles wedges

"Are you really wearing those shoes?" Dad asked as I wheeled my bicycle out the front door.

"Everyone in France cycles in heels, Dad." Duh. And with that, I cycled 40 minutes to the city, went wine tasting at a pop-up urban winery, and cycled an hour uphill home. I've never felt better.

Chanelle

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