we're in autumn going into winter here in melbs. i can't decide how i feel about current fashions in melbourne. i actually like most stuff but it's also incredibly boring.

- slouchy boots/cuffed boots/high heeled or flat boots over skinny black/dark blue jeans
- skinny jeans either by lee or bettina liano [sooo sick of these with all the knock offs]
- skinny jeans with ballet flats
- oversized sunglasses
- eskimo jackets
- peacoats
- oversized handbags
- polka dot everything
- stripey everything
- short shorts over tights
- dresses w/ boots & belts
- waistcoat/vests
- cropped jackets [argh! i hate these things so much!]
- slightly platformed/stacked high heels [which always just remind me of spice girls]
- stripey bonds hoodies
- shrugs/capelets/cardigans
- layers
- the victorian blouse thing
- bubble dresses/skirts
- dresses/skirts over 3/4 leggings
- the whole "rock chick/kate moss" type look with skinny jeans, boots, oversized bag & glasses, vintage tee and messy hair is just EVERYWHERE







i think just about every girl in melbourne has this top.

little-girl-kinderwhorish barrettes. oddly enough.

i like the blue boots. that's weird, because i hate boots that aren't knee-high. ankle boots that the pits.

anyway i don't think sydney is much different to melbourne really. the victorian things seems to be huge, which bothers me. so does the russian-doll thing. i'm just really against fasion trends that last for about 3 seconds, and don't really bring anything that can be worn at any other time.

i've also seen a few people wearing a lot of bold, block colours. think 60's mod with the plain white skirts, red coats, plain black shirts etc.

i'm really against some of the layering people are doing. i saw an example of it in some magazine, i think it was cleo. i was fucking mortified that anyone would consider leaving the house dressed like that.

i don't think skinny leg jeans will ever die. i gave in to the revolution and bought 2 pairs.