GO AUSSIE!

This year, my favorites were Anna & Boy midriff + high-waisted pants (LOVE these spotted pants), Sara Phillips architectural pieces and Ksubi textured jeans at the Spring/Summer 2010, Australian Fashion Week.

DOMINIC JONES

London designer Dominic Jones with the help of long time friend and now backer and business partner Alice Dellal set up Dominic Jones Jewellery in 2008. His first collection the most wanted jewellery pieces in London. I like how they have a feeling that they are part of a biologist's scientific specimen collection; made with large gold and silver. They definitely make a bold statement. Unfortunately they aren't on sale here in the US, but they are in the process of negotiating and should be on sale in September...I can't wait!

SIMPLE. DENIM. RELAXED. VINTAGE. MODERN.

"Nasty" Wonderland Magazine #21 photographed by Mariano Vivanco. For those who know me...the style is totally me – Simple. Denim. Relaxed. Vintage. Modern.

P-TO-THE-A-TO-THE-M

It's fairly obvious why I like this bag by PAM (Perks & Mini).

A SHOE BONER

I spotted these Jeremy Scott Bone Heels at Opening Ceremony the other day. Something Pebbles (Flinstone's) would wear...possibly something I would wear if they weren't $510.

BE GENTLE

Looking out for: Fantastic Man Magazine's sister-mag; The Gentlewoman. Fantastic Man Magazine has always been in my top 10 since it launched, so I am very much looking forward to The Gentlewoman. The debut issue comes out March 22 with Phoebe Philo on the cover photographed by David Sims.

MASAYO KISHI

Masayo Kishi is not only a talented, fresh-thinking stylist, but she is also a good friend. She was on my wishlist of stylist I wanted to work with when I was creating CAMOUFLAGE Magazine (I was a fan and had images she had styled in my scrapbook). Since then we have continued to work with each other on other projects. She is an amazing stylist to work with (even at the most challenging of jobs) she always comes up with the goods.
Check out CAMOUFLAGE Magazine: www.camouflagemag.com and see more of Masayo's work: www.masayokishi.com

PLUSH, HAPPY SHAPES AND EVERYDAY ADVENTURES

mercibeaucoup's kooky collection is EXACTLY what I love about fashion. It doesn't take itself too seriously, is fearless and brings back childhood memories of plush, happy shapes and everyday adventures. If only I could have (afford) this entire collection.

mercibeaucoup is Japanese fashion brand created by the designer Eri Utsugi. mercibeaucoup is known for it's quirky design aesthetic, bold shapes, bright colors and patterns.
View the entire collection: www.mercibeaucoup-collection.com