It’s no secret that I’m particular when it comes to travel. A hotel should be a home away from home and a place to feel completely and utterly relaxed, so I have a mental list I check off every time I stay somewhere new.
I seem to have hit a milestone in my life; instead of being half way through a bottle of wine at 9pm on a Saturday night, pouncing around the house to Ministry of Sound compilations mid-way through my makeup, I have begun spending the odd (and even) Saturday night in.
Fashion and food are two of life’s indulgences that cannot be ignored, and when Melbourne restaurant Prix Fixe recently hosted Designer Bites as part of the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival Cultural Program, it went straight to the top of our interest list.
Melbourne has long awaited the return of Cirque Du Soleil’s trademark blue and yellow big top tents, and until the 29th of March at Flemington Racecourse, you can catch the latest instalment of the global phenomenon, TOTEM: A Fascinating Journey Into The Evolution Of Mankind.
It may be overcast in Melbourne today, but the sun isn’t going anywhere this season! Kyah’s top 5 Summer must-haves will have you armed and ready for those long balmy days and cool party nights.
Summer in the city is always hard: it’s dusty, it’s hot and frankly, a bikini and cut-offs just doesn’t cut it in the CBD. Dressing for summer can be difficult for a number of reasons, but I have some fool proof ways to look sensationally summery even surrounded by concrete.
As we prepare ourselves for sundrenched days, sun-kissed skin and beach blown hair, my top 6 seasonal essentials will keep you primped, primed and ready for the hottest summer yet.
I have about 15 half-written blog posts sitting on my desktop. Every time I open my MacBook Air, they stare at me, half finished, poking their little tongues and nagging me to complete them.
‘Stylist’ to be exact, and in the fashion realm, both the supply and demand are on the rise. I like to think Charles Frederick Worth was one of the original stylists but I can only make my own judgments from what I’ve read.
