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An SV Christmas Affair

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Yallingup, W.A. - Christmas Day

For me Christmas has always been about nature, art and bizarre Christmas Trees.

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There is not one year that has gone by where I have not had a bizarre Christmas Tree to open gifts from under. Having a mother that is an art teacher, a father who is an architect/jewellery designer/sculptor and step-mother who is an artist it was never going to be any other way. This year is no exception, the one above is a modification of a sculpture my father did for a project decorated by my step-mother.

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The following five images were taken on Christmas eve and they set the scene for the surroundings I am in over the Christmas break. Some were bought and some have been designed and made by my dad.


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I love it how the tree stump looks like the arm of this sculpture's body.

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It is always my job to set the table and I know it sounds boring but it is one of my favourite activities of the day.

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A Kangaroo and Joey came to visit us and say Happy Christmas, how Aussie is that!


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Polly gets a wash before the guests arrive. My step mother uses old fashioned 'Marthas Wool Wash' on her as Poodles have little lambswool overcoats.

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Edible wild Hibiscus flowers dropped into a glass of Champagne make your bubbly that little bit more special (or as I prefer to say it makes it an SV drink!). This stylish beverage idea can be enjoyed at any celebration and looks even cuter with a drop of the pink Hibiscus syrup added. You should be able to buy it from any good gourmet store.

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Backyard cricket.


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My gorgeous cousins Pascale and Emily share an SV moment after the family cricket match.


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The highlight of the evening - My step-mother's amazing Trifle.
Two huge pavlovas, 7 punnets of strawberries, 8 kiwi-fruit, a litre of custard, a litre of whipped cream, 4 cans of tinned fruit, 6 packets of mini swiss cake rolls and voila!


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After dinner and dessert whilst the boys played frisbee in the dark I got a shot of my cousin Madeleine. She is a pretty chic little girl. I have always loved a bolero and this one in silver is very cute. Her flats remind me of some done by Gucci a few years ago.

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Trend Report Part 1

 

The New Orange

Images used throughout - www.style.com 

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Danielle Scutt

Soon we will all be asking is black the new burnt orange? Sorry to sound American but, like, seriously! SV scrutinized every single collection from the London, New York, Paris and Milan shows to bring Perth peeps news on what's hot in our international world of fashion. Burnt orange featured in every single designer's collection at least once (bar a few - I'm talking maybe 3 or 4 out of 247 shows and yes I did the math). Even Ann Demeulemeester who usually mainly features monochromatic hues in her collections branched out and I can tell you citrus blossomed!

I always wonder how designers, working in their own bubbles, some seasons, manage to all be feeling the same thing. You could say in-fact they are all secretly following each other around Premiere Vision wondering what would Miuccia Prada do? However I believe that style is an instinct. You just feel it and know that when you put a look together or try something on that it is just right..... well at least right for now :)

 

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2007 Face of Perth Fashion Festival Fabienne Vanderhaeghen wearing Chris Benz at New York Fashion Week.

 

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Another Perth model who's hit the big time, Skye Stracke (Perth Fashion Festival Hot New Talent Winner 2007) wearing Ann Demeulemeester in Paris. PFF certainly knows how to pick 'em!

 

Sci-Fi  Chic

 

Taking over from last year's -The Superhero - which included an exhibition of works at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Sci-Fi Chic is a natural progression.

I love themed Ready-to-wear (even though it is hard to incorporate into a practical ensemble), as it inspires so much more than fashion itself. If it is significant, which next season it is, you end up seeing the results of that particular genre all over the place before you even know it.

I am also interested to see who will rock this look and how it will be personalised to suit each savvy fashion player in months (or even seasons) to come.

 

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Alexander McQueen's Blade Runner look

 

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Balenciaga

 

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Gareth Pugh

I saw singer and fashion victim Roisin Murphy of Moloko fame wearing a Gareth Pugh piece on The Face Hunter website the same afternoon he had showed in Paris. It was in very poor taste (her form not the garment) and she even had the same stripper shoes (big next season) on. It looked as though she had nothing to wear, so was 'lucky' enough to grab something off one of the model's backs (back-stage haha) immediately after the poor girl walked off the runway.

 

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Hussein Chalayan

 

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Alexander McQueen


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Karl Lagerfeld

 

The Blue Suit

Many of the other trends and colour palettes used for Spring/Summer '09 were complementary to the key look of the season - The New Orange - such as contrasting blue which also featured prominently.

Although a suit may not be suit-able attire for Spring or Summer in our Australian climate, you can always style yourself on this look next winter and be way ahead of the pack. 

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Max Mara

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Kirsten Dunst for Boy by Band of Outsiders' Look Book

 

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D&G

 


 

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 Check out the grey shoes, another contrast to the burnt orange look. Grey and burnt orange used together was also massive!! news for next season and I will highlight this in Part 2.


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