Baby blues.

This outfit is somewhat 'back to basics'. Clean and simple items, mixed well with layered jewels and those much loved blue and black hues.

This type of outfit is great to be carried through to spring, and then summer. I'm all about simplicity at the moment, and wearing things that aren't just seasonal.

Melbourne winter is in full force and I am loving it. So much so, I'll be spending January in London and Scandinavia! Hello double winters.

Wearing Talulah camisole, Uniqlo jacket, American Apparel lace bra, Acne jeans and boots, Witu tote, Holly Ryan earrings, Samantha Wills and Cort jewellery rings.

Photos by Melissa Findley.

Abbotsford.

I have built a small collection of beautiful clear quartz and silver rings over the last month thanks to Save The Last Pinker . Which got me thinking of my ever growing collection of black, grey and denim clothing! I use to dress so flamboyantly, but something in me just switched. Maybe age? Maybe lifestyle? I'm not sure, but I do know that I am enjoying the more chic style of dressing. 

The fact remains though, that jewellery never goes out of style. No matter what stone or what shape you can always wear colour with jewellery even if your outfit is newspaper toned. 

What I love about these 3 pieces is that you can wear them with a formal outfit and it would look elegant or an everyday look like I have here and they look effortless and casually thrown on! 

Wearing Acne Jeans, Alias Mae boots, Witu bag, Uniqlo coat, Lack of Color hat and Krystle Knight and Celeste Tesoriero rings from Save The Last Pinker.

Photos by Jasmin Johnston. 

Bondi Beach, baby.

I've just come home from a quick trip to Sydney over the long weekend. I was thrilled to be able to shoot this piece for Save The Last Pinker on Bondi Beach!

My blog is all about myself and Melbourne, however I love to travel whether it's near or far. Sydney stole a little piece of my heart this visit. I was so inspired by all the colours which seemed to follow me wherever I went... the art at the skatepark, jewel toned terrace houses, the moody blue sky and the flawless sand. 

Anyway, back to the jewellery... where to start! This stone changed my life. It draws out negative energy, invokes inner strength, draws out guilt and reverses destructive emotional programming, heals heartache, strengthens character and empowers feminine energy. 

I have always been into crystal healing, angels and tools such as oracle cards and so on, but after a relationship ending last year I really delved back into it in full force. And it was because of this stone, it found me and resonated with me more than any stone has before. 

When I first saw this ring, I almost fainted. My stars had alligned! I already had a huge chrysocolla ring, but this Pushmataaha piece really blew me away as it's simple, yet edgy, a statement piece that is not over the top, but holds it's own. 

The arrow symbolises aiming for your dreams. Something that speaks volumes to me right now. Never stop dreaming, but more importantly, never stop believing in yourself! 

Pushmataaha chrysocolla arrow ring, Uniqlo shirt, Acne jeans and boots. 

Clear quartz with a side of cacti.

                                     

I am ecstatic to be blogging for Save The Last Pinker for the month of June. If you follow my blog and/or Instagram you will understand that jewellery is definitely my thing. It all started in primary school when those rubber bangles with glitter in the inside were all the rage and it snowballed from there. In high school I started making my own beaded earrings and come my late teens I was dreaming of the day I would own cocktail rings like Rachel Zoe and Mary Kate Olsen wore and my style became a bit more sophisticated. 

You name it, I've tried it and now as an adult I have definitely found my feet when it comes to my jewellery style. I definitely lust for rings more than anything and have a pretty epic collection. I opt for a lot of crystal and semi precious stone jewellery, usually set in silver and mixed with a statement or cocktail ring. Even if it isn't cocktail hour. 

When I saw these Kyrstle Knight rings I knew instantly I wanted both and knew I would wear them on these fingers. I love layers. The whole Krystle Knight range is beautiful, crisp and extremely versatile. Clear quartz is exciting for me too, as a big believer in crystal healing I am excited to have this beautiful cleansing and energy raising stone now in my collection. 

Wearing the Double Spell and Vapor rings by Krystle Knight and my own moonstone ring. 

Ultra light.

Blue skies, sunshine and ice cold breezes in Melbourne on Anzac Day. Nicole and I slept in and when we woke up looked through our photos from Gallipoli and reminisced about our day spent there followed by brunch at Monk Bodhi Dharma and some fresh air down at Brighton Beach. 

Anyway, let's talk about my outfit. This puffer coat is the best thing that's ever happened to me! It's an ultra light down coat from Uniqlo! I now want to get it in grey and also a shorter version, oh and the vest! I've never felt so warm and comfortable in my life and I love the look of it too. 

I never thought I'd ever own a puffer coat, but luckily I have an open mind when it comes to fashion. 

Wearing Uniqlo jacket, Kookai singlet, Acne jeans and boots, Witu bag and Miu Miu shades.