Showing posts with label fashionista. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashionista. Show all posts

Miss Midi

Thursday, 16 January 2014


If you don't own a midi skirt, I suggest you go out and get yourself one! It's a timeless essential for any woman's wardrobe. It is what insinuates the female figure, hugs every curve and gives you a flattering waist line! It's what you team with a cute crop top, sweater, loose tee or even a bustier. Think Carrie Bradshaw in the summer frolicking in the streets of Manhattan... So what are you waiting for? 













Who Likes Short Shorts?

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

It's getting close to summer here in Australia and nothing screams, ice-cream, heat or sun like shorts!!! 
Its hard not to rock them in this climate and time of year! How do you like to wear yours? 
Here are our favourite!

Get amongst it at Mel&Co






















Competition TIme!

Just A Little Street

Wednesday, 25 September 2013



Photography of street fashion is not just for the hipster fashionistas archiving a beautiful creation. No, it is now posted, admired and shared to millions all over the world. Some of the very best ideas, inspirations and/or trends don't come from the minds of designers but the people around them! Vintage, Thrift Shop, Designer Label goodness! No illuminating lights or stages, its fashion at it's rawest form, reality fashion tv if you will. Whether you have effortlessly chucked something on or intricately planned your outfit, someone, somewhere maybe eyeing off your good garmentley speaking.!  
Camera ready garment outfits just waiting to be discovered right outside your door step ( or nearest metropolitan area)

  Mel&Co favourites for 2013





















1990: New Kids Of The Millennium

Wednesday, 4 September 2013


You know who we were. The last generation that lived in those overalls, jelly shoes and bucket hats. We idolized Nirvana, SaltnPepper, Pear Jam, New Kids On the Block & the Beastie Boys. This decade was effortless in fashion. Nothing matched, patterns and colours were allowed to clash, Doc Martins was no longer just for punk, grung was our muse and that was how we liked it. We preferred to stay comfy in most cases and not everything we wore was tight, flannies tied at the hips, denim bottoms and a loose fitting top! Typical 90's! We're back!!!