giorgia

Polaroids from the first ever Badlands photo-shoot. I did a lot of styling assisting when I first moved to Sydney and it's been fun to finally work on my own project. More to come soon!

polaroids by me, model - Giorgia from Priscillas

moving forward

The Row Resort 13

All I want to wear is pajama-style ensembles and big hoods with small bags.

images via style.com, collage by me

grandiflora

 

3.1 Phillip Lim Resort 13

Play it cool - palm tree shadows, floral blouses, an injection of leather and that lip print sweater.

via style.com

to paris

I have had a few people email me requesting a more extensive guide to Paris and I'm happy to tell you I have been working on one for the lovely Sherie Muijs. I instantly fell in love with Sherie's label a few moths ago; the shirts are easy to wear, beautifully made and have become a favourite wardrobe staple. Here is part one and two with the rest to come soon. Hope you enjoy! 

1. Hotel Regina polaroid by me, 2. Photo of Brigitte Bardot with my illustration, 3. Inside Merci, photo taken by me, 4. Illustration by me, images from COS.

ps13

Proenza Schouler Resort 13

dream duo

via Russh

illuminate

Neon signs via Nowness and an identity for a personal project Rohan and I are working on.

the art of cinema - pierrot le fou

The art of cinema no.2

Pierrot le Fou

2000 words later and I feel pretty close to this film; it's not my favourite of Godard's work but it's worth seeing for the cinematic style alone. Probably one of the greatest examples of Godard's use of colour - the theme in this case is bold primaries - Pierrot le Fou brings together screen favourites Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo in a madcap action/comedy/romance. The narrative is a bit chaotic and I wasn't really sure what to expect with the ending; but with the exception of Le Mepris it is one of the most idyllically set of Godard's films and the visuals kept me watching all the way through.

Screencaps from Pierrot le Fou via Google