pre-queensland party i forgot to tell you about.

This post is totally overdue, but still I thought it might be fun to share some photos from this t-shirt party I helped setting up a while back. I designed the invite and a wall of t-shirt related photocopies. The party was a hit and I had a great time. But most of all I realised how much fun it is to organise an event. So if you're reading this and need some wicked designs for a party, concert, festival or whatever - I'm so up for it!

Oh, and if this wasn't cool enough, you will soon be able to view a very awkward interview with me from this party here.

romance was born.

Wow! Adele at work told us about this fashion show that she'd gone to in Sydney the other day. I'm sitting here now feeling really gutted that I didn't get to see it too. The collection was called Renaissance Dinosaur and was created by design duo Romance Was Born. Seriously, dinosaurs... DINOSAURS! And jungle, Jurassic Park, time travel, they even had a dress that looked like a volcano - how awesome is that! If there was one fashion show on Earth that I would have wanted to see... well, I guess I just missed it.

eyebrows and stachos are in.

neon hart.

No H&M in Australia. And need of t-shirts and stuff. What to do? Well, for a fashion lazy-ass like myself it means going out and find new places to shop clothes. Turns out Aussie fashion isn't too bad. There are actually a couple of really decent shops, equallent to places like H&M and Urban Outfitters. By accident I stumbled across a collection called Neon Hart, by Aussie model Jessica Hart, and later her blog which is bombarded with amazing photography from her life as a world-travelling model. Definitely worth checking out, whether you're into fashion or not.

l'oréal melbourne fashion festival.

A lot of things are happening in Melbourne at the moment. A Wine & Food festival is ongoing, Comedy Festival starts next week and right now it's the Melbourne fashion week. I walked by Federation Square today and had the opportunity to see a runway show for KOOKAÏ (see the whole show, streamed, by clicking the link). There were some cool stuff in it that inspired me. I totally dig a crown-looking head piece that one of the girls wore to a really simple cool dress (not the picture). Sorry if I didn't get the whole Parisian theme, to me it was all very Where The Wild Things Are. Totally "Let the wild rumbus start!". Read more about the fashion week here.