Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
Green Chic explained in a photo
- Sustainable transport - check
- Sustainable shoes - check
- Sustainable attitude - check
* credit to The Sartorialist for the image taken at Paris Fashion Week 09Sunday, March 28, 2010
Can Recycle Fashion be Chic? Part 2
Recap: To find a Gorman inspired outfit at the Sunday market
So what did I find? An awesome grey leather skirt with pockets (what a bonus!), a never used so so so soft scarf, a spotted tank plus a gorgeous off white lace-detailed top. Ok, the lace detailed top was not Gorman inspired but it was soo pretty and teamed with my new leather mini, so so me! Now obviously it's not an exact replica (did you really think it would be??) but i didn't do so bad. I like it and I'll definitely be wearing my new buys!

* All up cost me only $10 *
($7 for the clothes, $3 for the coffee! LUV IT!)
Spotted - Simon & his significant other of Australian label Extinct scouring at the same market. Guess when they say "... Extinct doesn't deal in dinosaur bones. It does however take influence from the best of bygone fashion eras and makes them wearable today", we now know where that influence comes from! Not taking anything away from these guys, all their garments are made in Melbourne using Australian, NZ and Italian natural fabrics.
Cocoinc Northcote - high 5
308 High Street Northcote
I, my friends have been having way too much coffee. After a huge breakfast at Coco Inc and a long catch up with my mate Ang, half the day was nearly over and we really had to make a move. But I wanted another drink, a juice? Did I have time? Hmmm... could i? will i? ask for juice in my KeepCup? Of course I did!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Boost Juice Bourke Street - high 5
Shop 2601 Bourke Street Melbourne

It was a warm morning and I didn’t feel like a coffee rather I had juice on my mind, Boost juice to be exact! So for my morning break I rushed off to Boost to collect my free birthday boost juice. Now my bday isn’t until next week but for some reason I had it in my head that I could redeem my freebie today since I had the email and all. Obviously I couldn’t. Obviously. Another blonde moment for moi. Oh well, I still wanted my smoothie and I wanted it in my KeepCup.
“No problem and I’ll charge you for a kids size as your cup is much smaller than our medium” said the boost juice dude
WOW so accommodating. Tho I must have given him some conversation ammunition, you know, coming across a crazy girl wanting a free boost on a day not her birthday, how she wanted her smoothie in a KeepCup and how she had to photograph it.
Thankfully this was all taken in good humor and with a grin on his face! But boy, TGIF.. no more blonde moments please.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Hugo's Expresso - high 5
Shop 3 601 Little Collins Street Melbourne
This arvo I needed a coffee fix. With only shrapnel in my purse I managed to muster up $2 to take advantage of the $2 small coffee opening special at Hugo’s Expresso. Now I know my KeepCup ain’t a small size, some may even consider it a large tho really it’s a medium, nonetheless I decided to try my luck. Firstly, to see if Hugo's would accept my KeepCup and secondly, if they would accommodate a medium size KeepCup even tho i was purchasing a small.
Given that I needed a caffeine fix, it's no surprise then that I trotted off to the wrong Hugo Expresso. Instead of a quick pop down stairs and across the road, I went to the original Hugo’s Expresso, a whole block away. The walk was lovely but yes I am blonde at times. But you know what, I’m glad I took the walk as the peeps at this Hugo Expresso are the loveliness of lovely not only did I get my coffee fix, they farewelled me with another $2 card. Such a quaint hole in the wall kinda place, I can’t wait for my next coffee fix at the “other” Hugo’s Expresso!
Missing: KeepCup 1... Introducing KeepCup 2

So I introduce you to KeepCup number 2. Same same but different. KC2 consists of different shades of green. Deliberate? No, but it did make choosing a new KeepCup simplier!





