Ripper Aussie Basics

Cotton On Lilou Blouse and Flashback Jean /
Vintage Flatforms (similar) / Kate Spade Initial Necklace /
Outlette Necklace and Rings / Vintage and Handmade Rings

Continuing with my love for Australian designers, meet Cotton On. Cotton On prides itself on affordability, ethics, and sustainability, as well as, philanthropic efforts in its ties with The Cotton On Foundation. I was intrigued by both their story and their clothes! Not only do they have perfect basics in the softest material, but the prices are reasonable without being “cheap”.

I only found it fitting that I highlight their flashback jean (aka vintage 90s mom jean revivalllll) and easy, breezy oversized lilou blouse. Super soft and comfy, these pieces paired with your favorite layering jewels and flatforms make a perfect weekend look. Needless to say, these have been in heavy rotation in my wardrobe. Wear them together or apart-- they're really great (or ripper as the Aussie's say)! Shop the links above to get my look and learn a bit more about Cotton On.

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Photography by Becky Siegel

Hats Off

Lack of Color Hat / BB Dakota Duster / Cotton On Tee / Vintage-Handmade Polo cutoffs / Asos Booties (similar) / Handmade, Vintage, Outlette Rings

I've recently become hooked on hats. Well-made? Amazing shape? A good hat can take your look from 0 to 60 real quick. Some notable hatmakers can top out around $300 but I managed to find a brand with the same quality as those more notable brands at a fraction of the price. Meet Lack of Color. An Aussie brand (ps I'm also hooked on Australian brands lately- thinking a visit is in order soon enough!) that kills it in craftsmanship and price. I only found it fitting to pair their Montana style with an outfit as amazingly western. Clean white and denim, a contrast length duster, and kick ass boots finish off the look. Shop the links above to get it now. TGIF and hats off to an amazing weekend!

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Photography by Becky Siegel