Articles from 2009

Colour has long been a key element in fashion. It reflects a persons personality; portraying their individual style, as well as their status and wealth. Colour is a reflection of our mood.

Instead of following the ‘typical’ trend of drinking a cup of Joe a day why not mix it up and embrace the healthy alternative. Get T’d.

If fashionistas can stand the likes of Lady Gaga, then limits have certainly changed. It’s this thing called satirical splendour that has captured fashion’s new sobriety. From biker baby, to boyfriend pants, futuristic to bows and berets; she stands out, she fits in. This girl can be a stranger walking the streets; a Gothic Lolita; a porcelain doll, or tragic rock ambassador. It’s no longer important if her outfit matches nor if it meets her social grace. Her eccentricity alone captures onlookers…and yet…she’s not so odd after all.

You spot a butterfly and your eye is immediately drawn to its striking colours, delicate wings and effortless elegance. The question to ask is, is perfection actually attainable? Or are we frequently struggling to reach a forever moving target.