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CULTURALLY CORRECT CHIC... for swinging around the world.
By Kandy Russo
"There are no foreign lands. It is the traveller only who is foreign"
Robert Louis Stevenson.
Before heading off on our travels we must first pack our Porte. Some significant thought has to be given to this process. Where are we travelling? How are we travelling? And what activities or functions will we be at... READMORE
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How To Look Fabulous in a Recession
by Kandy Russo
"Pare Down" has been my catch cry for some time! Pare down everything, your environment, your wardrobe, your life. In these interesting times, we can't afford to look ostentatious on any level. The look now is "Classic Chic", simply achieved by buying better but buying less. There is no reason or excuse not to look and feel fabulous everyday. All it takes is a little thought and planning. You don't have to "put all your money on your back" anymore, as my father would sa... READMORE
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By Victoria Ugarte
Traipsing through the quaint streets of Berry one warm Monday afternoon in November, I stumbled on a gorgeous store with the mysterious name of Roots and Wings. Fascinated by the name, the ornate verdigris logo out the front and the lush ivy scaling its walls, I had to go in and have a look. The impact on entering this beautiful store was enough for me to abandon Peter without a word and lose myself to retail therapy and heavenly merchandise.... READMORE
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For as long as I can remember I've been dying to go to the Melbourne Cup. Funnily enough, only now that I have moved half way across the world to Mumbai, I finally managed to get myself there.
Now by no means am I completely new to the races. I’ve had plenty of fun days out with the girls drinking way too much champagne at Sydney's Randwick Racecourse, and more recently was able to spy some fabulous examples of Indian fashion at Mumbai's Derby Day. But to me the Melbourne Cup was unfamiliar territory, an entirely new ball game!
For you fellow no... READMORE
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Notes from Paris…
When I was on an FGI fashion tour in Paris, I went to see the "Little Black Dress Shop". It is an appointment only deal, Didier Ludot Dominique is a collector and keeps one of each couture dress. Usually in size 4, they design and produce 13 a season (lucky number to the Parisians) each year with a different lace seam trim. "You see, La Petite Robe Noire book," explained Dominique "the Little Black Dress is perfect, one can change it with the jewellery or what ever for any occasion, it gives the woman allure, glamour. Every woman ... READMORE
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By Victoria Ugarte
Strolling through the exclusive shopping mall of Wailea, Maui last September, I despaired as store after exclusive store of funereal shades graced the windows. This was Maui, after all!! The quality, finishing and fabrications of the garments on display were exquisite, faultless (as were the price tags), but wasn’t fashion meant to be the antidote for the doom and gloom of the times? The last thing I needed at this time of financial crisis was more sober and somber clothes. What happened to the fashion that sent my pulses racing and put a smile on my ... READMORE
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London to Paris in 14 DaysWritten by Kandy RussoI’m off to London and Paris to see the “Little Black Dress Shop”! Get an insight into how I manage my own packing.Kandy ... READMORE
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Kandy Russo, styling dynamo from “What Will I Wear” and traveler extraordinaire, gives us some very helpful and practical tips on “effective packing”. There are still too many women out there that pack everything but the kitchen sink (and pay the price in overweight charges!). With Kandy, there is just no excuse.
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