Cue

I've always had a bit of a soft spot for Cue with their excellent silhouettes and quality, not to mention my favourite Australian designer Dion Lee collaborating with them. Here are some of my favourite pieces from their latest look book.

Love this skirt - I wish it came in a different colour though, not really into pastels.

White gem earrings that cuff around the ear - adore! I think if they weren't in white I wouldn't care for them though.

This zip-trench = amazing. And what a great colour too.

There is heaps more amazing images from the look book, so I suggest you check out Cue's website.

Images via Cue

Fashion Week Favourites

I know I had a whinge about it, but this is my very condensed thoughts;

Love this print/top by Ksubi.. it is like a nicer version of Versace for H&M

The various unusual earrings at Zimmermann that contrasted the feminine prints and colours.

The theatricality of Romance Was Born. I am not huge on comics but the art direction of their show was amazing. 

Images via StyleMeRomy

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Images via Dion Lee, Rosedyves, Lyla & Blu, Models.com & Jak&Jil.

Aesop

Really loving the packaging and design identity of Aesop, so refined and science inspired! Australian too! Wish it wasn't so damn expensive though, its probably for the best... my skin is stupidly sensitive and all their amazing scents would probably turn me into a flounder.

In other news, my new Macbook Pro arrived today - yay, time to say goodbye to my almost 7 year old previous Pro. I also had my first day at my internship yesterday, it is going to take some time to learn all the Photoshop shortcuts again since I have forgotten them all!

Images via Google

Dion

Dion Lee is right up there with my favourite Australian designers. He has just launched a diffusion collection called Line II. I'm so excited and giddy about the fashion even as I type this. Dion Lee has such an awareness of great shapes and the clothes are effortlessly beautiful. Here are some of my favourite looks from collection, styled by Imogene Barron and make-up by Max May.

Last year I went crazy for elbow patches, this year I'll go crazy for elbow cut-outs.

Images via Pedestrian.