Maison Martin Margiela

Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower

by cecylia on October 6, 2011

It’s meant to be spring in Melbourne but the temperature is still in hibernation. So instead of gowning up in floral dresses I decided to debut a knitted skirt I got from Paris last year and a French-made shirt I found in the op shop last week, together to create more of an ‘autumn’ look. Here is the outfit post I promised from the Frock Swap soiree, see here. I got changed in the car after working as a vet, hence sans makeup.




Outfit: Vintage everything: vintage black and gold necklace from Leeyong of Style Wilderness, vintage belt from Daylesford, vintage Hebe bag, from my godmother, Maison Martin Margiela boots

After an afternoon of cheese, champagne and chocolate cake, we headed to OMAH‘s for dinner with the gorgeous Hitomi (see her beautiful blog here) isn’t she divine? You would have seen her last here.

Ever since I was little, friends have referred to my stomach as a ‘bottomless pit’ and I must say, curry laksa is my favourite food in the world,  I love it even more than cakes… Even though I was already full, the new ‘Roasted Duck laksa’ beckoned my taste buds to try it, so I devoured the entire bowl, bottoms up.

I hope you are embarking on a gorgeous weekend with your beloveds. I’m off to the movie premiere of Surviving Georgia tonight and a few events at the Caulfield Cup on Saturday and hopefully I’ll see you at Take 2 Markets on Sunday at Hawthorn Town Hall!

Now what to wear…

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