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We Need To Talk About Anna

When I think about the wardrobe I have crafted over the years, there are certain pieces which are my “babies.” They have names and in keeping with bad parenting I play favourites with said babies. Leading the pack is my beautiful Sienna. She is a thing of simplicity, clean lines and true elegance. She exists …

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Creatures Of Conscience With Angela Roi

“Try and leave this world a little better than you found it” It was Lord Robert Baden- Powell who engineered these instructions on how to live a life with meaning and was a quote by Father passed down to me as child. Through the years, from childhood to adulthood, the manner in which I interpreted …

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What I Wore To AAFW | Volume 4

In prepping my final look for AAFW, I wanted to strip things back to basics and dress myself head to toe in some of my wardrobe favs. Let’s talk the little black dress. I found this out one day when I was sourcing for The UnCommons. Usually when I am buying for the store I …

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What I Wore To AAFW | Volume 3

A few weeks prior to the commencement of AAFW, Australia sadly lost one of their pioneer designers, Carla Zampatti. A leader in her field who fiercely paved the way for Australian designers, Carla Zampatti’s untimely passing was a shock for many within the industry. Her self named brand was synonymous with classic contemporary structures, a …

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What I Wore To AAFW | Volume 2

As a child I refused to wear pants. If it wasn’t a dress or a skirt than no thank you and no way. Growing up in a family of four brothers perhaps my penchant for skirts and dresses was my way of demonstrating my identity as a little girl. Now as a woman, I am …

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What I Wore To AAFW | Volume 1

Australian label IXIAH will always have a special place in my heart for it marked my first show at Australian Fashion Week where little old Meg had no idea what the hell she was doing. Image courtesy of IXIAH I had no idea what to wear, where to go or what to do and as …

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All Eyes On AAFW

As the sun rises on Afterpay Australian Fashion Week (AAFW) in Sydney I am filled with anticipation and pride. After a gruelling year courtesy of a global pandemic, it is not lost on me the importance of this AAFW. This time last year the Australian fashion industry faced an uncertain future due to disruptions in …

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Top Tips For Vintage Shopping

When it comes to fashion and style there are many lessons for which I am grateful to have learnt through the years.  Fashion trends come and go. Style is forever. Invest in a capsule wardrobe and build from there. The path to personal style is through experimentation. If there is a lesson, I am most …

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Sans Beast Sans Limits

Ignorance is bliss. Until very recently I never appreciated the sentiment behind these three little words. Instead, I have long believed that ignorance is the enemy. I recently came across a statistic so upsetting that I wish I could remain blissfully ignorant to. That is that 70 billion animals are slaughtered every year for food …

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Be My Baaby

My mother often remarks that growing up I was a water baby. Even amidst the chill of winter you would find me dancing in the sprinkler. This love for the water never left. There is nothing more liberating than fully submerging into a pool, feeling absolute weightlessness overcome you as you drown out the sounds …