these shoes are made for walking

difference in flash

Life is sooooooooooooo slow at the moment.
Wish I could make something happen.

the Yarra River at night

I reckon this would be a lovely print for making a t-shirt or dress out of.

Tomorrow Never Knows

One of my objectives when I was visiting Melbourne was to buy an article of clothing by a local designer. When I was rambling around Fitzroy, I stumbled upon a little store by the name of Tomorrow Never Knows on Brunswick Street. They have some darn good graphic t-shirts in that shop and the excellent thing was the fact the material felt soft even though it was made from certified 100% organic cotton. Usually the organic t-shirts I run into tend to be a bit too stiff for my liking but these ones were lovely. So of course I scooped one up in a lovely burgandy colour.

"My Bird Can Sing" shirt.
You should definitely have a look on their online shop if you can't go there in person to try them on.

Fruity food

In answer to your question: it was very YUM.

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On Degraves St.

during easter break

The Chanel store on Collins Street, Melbourne.

Green with Envy

This boutique was down the street from where I was staying in Melbourne. They have the most incredible stuff stocked in the store from Ginger & Wood, Fleur Wood lovelies, Shakuhachi dresses, Kate Sylvester, Zimmermann, Ksubi and Sass & Bide jeans. Located on Flinders Lane.

205 Collins St @ The Westin, Melbourne

The windows at Miss Louise boutique are literally jaw-dropping. I can only vouch for the windows because I've never actually been able to go in the store as it was always closed whenever I was on Collins St. I am a bit of a night roamer. The ladies (and/or men?) at Miss Louise have impeccable taste because I've never seen such a lovely group of shoes and accessories in my life. My pictures do no justice. You're going to have to go visit it in person yourself if you're unsatisfied.