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The amazing Kate Moss hits the streets for Rag & Bone's Fall 2012 Campaign. These photos were shot by Craig McDean in North London, and Ms. Moss oozes, as always, casual elegance and effortless cool in these snaps! Wouldn't mind wearing both those outfit myself, not that I'd look as good... I'm a big fan :) x x Stace PS. I'm kinda all pooped out from the first week back at uni, hence the lack of posts. A few of my lovely friends went to the Kings of Carnaby launch last night so they will be posting soon. Argh I wish I'd gone!!! :( PPS. Been playing around with business card designs, feedback?? FACEBOOK // TWITTER // FOLLOW TUMBLR // INSTAGRAM: @teeandfameblog images from fashiongonerogue

Went to brekkie with Em at a cute little place near my house, and she helped me take some snaps :) Stacy: Target aviator jacket, Dotti knit, Forever New maxi skirt, Diva necklace + rings. Em: Forever New parka, Quirky Circus knit, Portmans?? jeans, Wittner boots. Somehow whenever Em & I finally get the time to catch up, it seems to involve some form of eating! ...not that I'm complaining! Em came to my neighborhood this time, we went to a cafe in Prahran called Is It Cafe. This place had a lovely, homey feel to it, because it is actually inside of a house on Izett St, Prahran. The cottage has an open feel and the service is great - very personal and friendly. Our meals were also pretty damn delicious, I had something called 'Salmon Squeak' which unfortunately I do not have a photo of... Also - I've noticed I'm becoming quite minimalist in my wardrobe - lots of blacks and neutrals have been featuring in my outfits, and I've be...

Two weeks ago it was a rainy Friday night when I headed to Fashion Lounge in Flinders Lane to preview Wish Clothing's newest Spring collection. Luckily I bumped into Sevan at the door, as I nearly missed the entrance! The venue really set the mood, with free glasses of bubbly and amicable chats with fellow bloggers making for a relaxed evening :) I had the pleasure of seeing a few Melbourne bloggers there, besides Sevan I met Anastasia , Sophie , Twee and Rachel & Esther . So, Spring. Florals, pastels and flirty fun dresses right? Well, yes & no. The first thing I noticed was the colours. Rich mustard, vibrant fuchsia, warm olive, with explosions of tangerine and mint. There is sure to be something for everyone in this collection with a combination of pastels, graphic prints, bold n brights, floral lace and neutrals. I tried on an AMAZING KIMONO as seen above - the black fringing and the warm Autumnal print are instantly eye-catching. I need this in my l...

New lookbook from Beginning Boutique ! It's called Northern lights, and features some a-maz-ing droolworthy pieces, love the colours in these snaps!!! Also: calling all high-rollers! Beginning Boutique are offering the chance to win a $1000 wardrobe from their delectable offerings! What an amazing comp. Click the last pic above, or through to facebook.com/beginningboutique to enter the sweepstakes!! Good luck and happy shopping - so many gorgeous pieces for the upcoming season :) x x Stace FACEBOOK // TWITTER // FOLLOW // TUMBLR

The international release of Resort collections have been appearing throughout May and June, and after drooling over a few too many pieces that I will never be able to afford, I thought I might post my edit of the Resort '13 collections. The Resort season generally brings the most wearable pieces of each label, and often previews of trends to come in ready-to-wear collections ahead. I find the garment styles are really well suited to our Aussie lifestyle too :) Resort collections are also vibrant, creative and full of inspiration so here goes! A.L.C. With inspiration drawn from African travels, I adore this collection's unfussy, basic silhouettes featuring neutral earth tones accented with bold tribal reds, white and yellow. I love the understated prints and the luxe textures. These are the sorts of pieces I'd want to be adding to my wardrobe. Markus Lupfer Love this twist on sportluxe: the t-shirts, tailored shorts and skirts wouldn't look out ...