Here’s what I wore in September 2019. You can see my outfits on ThreadNZ Instagram and follow at www.instagram.com/threadnz to see what’s new.
OUTFIT POST: What I’ve Been Wearing In September 2019
I’m wearing silk watercolour dress by Juliette Hogan, bag by Deadly Ponies, earrings by kalopsiadesign, necklace by Karen Walker and shoes by Sachi. Photo by lovely Traci from Bauer.
What I wore at Downton Abbey movie, with probably more makeup than everybody in 1927 combined.
in my grandmother’s vintage cape and a vintage furry collar and lace dress and purse at Downton Abbey movie.
In grey draped knit dress by METAMORPHOZA, gloves by Cybele. Photo by Rebecca Zwitser.
Weekend vibes on a sunny Saturday, in a secondhand floral blue dress and red jacket. Le Specs and Number one Shoes boots.
Saturdays, books, sunshine, and wine, who’s with me? This is a rose by a brand new wine brand The Mountaineer that the lovely winemakers Mount Michael Wines of Central Otago have sent me to be amongst the first to try. Highly recommend. I’m wearing hat by SEED Heritage, jumpsuit by Carey Lynn Calter USA.
FASHION COLUMN. Wearing secondhand Jean Paul Gaultier and vintage trousers, at Auckland Museum. Photo by Michiko Hylands.
Getting zero steps on my pedometer yet again. Photo by @michikohylands at @aucklandmuseum. Wearing silk blouse by Jean Paul Gaultier, vintage trousers.
The rarely-seen grey-hatted indoor snake, spotted today looking for high calorie snacks in Ponsonby. Skirt by STORM. Photo Michiko Hylands.
Channeling my inner Carrie Bradshaw and swapping the Cosmopolitans for Sauvignon blanc with the release of Sarah Jessica Parker x Invivo wine from the New Zealand winemakers @invivowines!
Homage to Carrie Bradshaw. Vintage leather blazer and tulle dress, Mi Piaci shoes, Natalie Chan flowers, Glassons wool beret, Lovisa earrings, Tigerlily aviators.
What I wore today, at Euro on the waterfront and the sunshine was out on the Waitemata. Pic by @julieroulston at @eurobarandrestaurant. Dress by ZARA.
At Campo Viejo Colourlab event. Different colours, and music, affects your experience of wine. Campo Viejo Ambassador Frederico lead us through the Colourlab, open to the public from Thursday for $25 including wine at Longroom bar in Ponsonby.
