A Warm Winter

640-AdjSE-Crp2-V2-F0165Last winter, when I blogged ‘My Autumn/Winter Essentials’ series, it was so mild in Sydney! Unlike this year; we’ve had a real winter cold – Sydney standard – for a change.

So Kent and I were fortunate to receive an invitation for a wedding up north in Brisbane in June. That gave us ten days escape from the Sydney cold. It was also a perfect excuse for me to explore the third largest city in Australia – somewhere I had never been.
While I heard some Brisbane locals saying that they miss out on the layering up “better winter fashion” of a colder climate.., I; on the other hand, was enjoying this magical 25C warm winter day, which gave me the perfect opportunity to wear my autumn winter outfits!

Since people kept telling me that my latest hair cut reminded them of the 60’s, I decided to wear vintage. This mustard number reminded me of those colourful retro doll dresses when I first spotted it in a vintage store. It was ‘a perfect match to my hair style’ – I thought. And I was glad that I had packed it in my luggage.
Talking about the 60’s, Kent was showing me some 60’s poses while we were out on the photo shoot. Well, at the end I chose this more relaxed one to showcase.

After our hot shoot, the sun was getting hot too! We thought it’s time to get some shade at the Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art and checked out the art work.
Later on that day, we had a pre dinner gathering drinks and nibbles with friends, followed by a Nepalese dinner in West End.
Warm winters in this great city and I loved my stay so much.., I could see myself moving to Brisbane one day.
To be continued…

Photography by: Kent Johnson

Check out Kent’s blog post about our stay in the exotic Brisbane here!

30 comments

  1. As always you are the epitome of style; love the way you and Kent worked with a sixties pose which you then modified to make your own. I understand your enchantment with Brisbane, a lot to like about the easy going vibe.

    • It’s always a delight to hear from you Greg. I’m not sure that if 60’s and Brisbane have anything in common, but I was certainly charmed by this city. And you never know, perhaps I’ll call it home someday?!!!

  2. Can’t believe the dress is just $15. I have to shop vintage more often. I loved this one on you as soon as I saw it. You look so cute!

    PS. I’d love to have seen Kent’s poses! Just reading about them had me in a fit of giggles! 😀 😀

    • Thank you Cara. Yes, do visit vintage stores, it’s like going to ‘treasure hunt’, you have superb taste, eventually you’ll find gold! (got to dig around a bit though…)

      Haha~ Actually it’s funnier to see Kent demonstrate those poses.., unfortunately he was the one who held the camera! 😀

    • Congratulations to your Creative Blogger Award Gail. And thank you for choosing me as one of your nominees.
      I enjoy finding out the 5 facts about you, especially knowing that you are “living the dream”.., how wonderful it must be!
      Cheers~ X X

  3. Love your 60’s outfit and your 60’s pose! Now you’re mentioning it, yes, your hair definitely has some 60’s glam to it too. Nepalese dinner sounds really exciting. Was it tasty?

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