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  • The Little Black Dress

    Posted on November 30, 2011 by Meghan Bowker

    The little black dress, aka LBD, is considered a timeless classic and essential to complete any woman’s wardrobe. A LBD is an evening or cocktail dress, it is usually black in colour, simple in its cut, design and embellishments and is often short in length. The strength of this piece is its versatility to be used for multiple occasions. Due to its simplicity, accessories will do all the work, by giving your LBD multiple looks. Fantastic for those emergency “what can I wear?” situations, the key to a great LBD is to find a style that fits you really well. It should be comfortable and flatter your shape - accentuating your figure assets and hiding your challenges. It is well worth investing in a LBD made of quality fabric, as this piece will be a keeper. Choose a length that is age and situation appropriate and suits your personal body shape. Knee length is usually the most flattering. The key is to keep it simple. Timeless style is essential! Be particularly careful when selecting a dress with embellishments as it can quickly date and restrict accessorizing options. And lastly... invest, invest, invest in accessories that will keep your LBD current and give it lots of different looks for many occasions. Most importantly have fun, be open minded and creative when styling your little black dress.


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  • Three fabulous new books

    Posted on November 16, 2011 by Meghan Bowker

    Chasing a Dream by Carla Coulson
    “These photos I hold dear. They record my journey; they are my love letters of life written all around the world during
    work trips or holidays, or on days when I was just going to get the bread and life served up something breathtaking.”
    Carla Coulson
    My Heart Wanders by Pia Jane Bijerk
    “A celebration of taking risks, letting go and making a home wherever you are. As I went searching for my heart,
    I learnt that it intuitively knows what to do and where to go, and learnt that it wandered for a very special reason.”
    Pia Jane Bijerk
    NOMAD: Bring Your Travels Home by Sibella Court Sibella Court
    Best selling author of Etcetera, shows us how to bring our travels home in the most unexpected of ways.
    The globetrotter and treasured hunter travelled the world, inspired by everything from street signs to household brooms.


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