la petite robe noire.

Black is once again the colour for this season. You are almost certain to create a classic look simply by wearing black.

The little black dress was created in the 1920's by the most influential female designer of all time, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel. Following a latte, croissant and read of the latest Vogue one morning, I came across a divine little number in the Liza Emanuel boutique, Hyde Park.

The design of this dress is simple with a classic cut. The material is a combination of thick polyester and viscose which is effortless to wear and helps to create the perfect feminine silhouette.

It is also fantastic to see that this garment in made in Australia as there are very few Australian designers who still manufacture their designs here.

To accompany this classic number, team with a nude or bold lip colour, black patient shoes and a simple mimco bag.

Noir is chic and fabulous as always so keep and eye out for the perfect little black dress for you this season!

Biz,

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très jolie.

Voila!

Day light savings is now upon us, which means fresh mornings, long blacks, warm scarves and layers of fine garments.

I was in rundle mall yesterday and spotted so many gorgeous pieces for this season including; silk blouses, tights and stockings with intricate designs, over-sized scarves, fine leather gloves, tailored coats/trenches and many more inspiring looks.

A good way to begin your hunt for unique transitional pieces is to make a list of specific items that stand out, that way you can work out if you can mix and match them during the season.

Nude and shades of shell pink are a hit again this season. With timeless numbers seen amongst the Valentino Autumn/Winter Collection during Paris Fashion Week 2011.

Delicate fabrics and simple feminine lines dominate the collection.

Here are just a few looks to be inspired...

Photography by "Leah McQueen", www.leahmcqueen.com

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