Pearls of wisdom

I NEED/WANT this top, the details are stunning.

Michael Lo sordo RAFW

Michael Lo Sordo was a show that i was looking forward to and he did not dissapoint.

The show produced exceptionally well tailored garments. The main colour used for the collection was a crisp white with the addition of a smokey print on some of the garments.

Models (including Kelsey and Amanda from ANTM ) had sleek straight hair with a fresh face.

He mixed up tailored outfits with lots of drapery which allowed garments to move down the runway like a liquid dream. Pleating and sheer fabrics also featured heavily in this show.



all photos are by Esoteric wardrobe

Shakuhachi

On the third day of Fashion week, there was Shakuhachi.

There was alot of anticipation for the Shakuhachi show who have a huge following, which was evident by the packed house we witnessed in the OPT.

Also one of our favourite labels here at Esoteric wardrobe we couldn't wait for the show to start and we were not dissapointed.

Designer Jessie White stuck to what she does best, producing fun, sexy and funky outfits with the use of lace, cutouts, jersey, sheer fabrics and oversized styles.

The models hair was unkempt in a low pony with a middle part.

The addition of metallics in the form of chokers, belts and detailing on garments was great and one of my fav outfits would have to be the blinged out blazer and skirt with tassles.

Another great show from a great Asutralian label.

images courtesy of http://www.russh.com.au/

Bec and Bridge

Bec and bridge’s collection was inspired by 70‘s NYC. it featured printed dresses, tailored ensembles, akubra hats, crochet knits and wrap dresses. Bec and bridge are extremely talented in created sexy and alluring garments, my personal fav was the low cut v neck maxi with side splits in a light printed fabric.

Photos courtesy of Russh