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MSFW Designer Series 2

Designer Series 2 was a completely different story to the evening previous. Alice Euphemia, Arthur Galan AG, Carly Hunter, LIFEwithBIRD, Jayson Brunsdon, Manning Cartell, Thurley, and YB J`aime by Yeojin Bae showed off wearable everyday designs, with an overall more casual feel than the opening series. Not without highlights, Yeojin Bae really shone with gorgeous lace and prints in eye melting colours

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I wore my ss12 Australiana inspired Banksia Flora shell top and pin skirt - and couldnt resist  a snap in front of the MSFW banner
 The amazing Yeojin Bae watching her YB J'Aime collection & 2012 MSFW face Emily Trimble-Thompson
 YB J'Aime print on print - I adore this trend
These printed Palazzo pants sing to me, and the citrus shorts remind me very much of my own SS12 silk shorts
Love that I caught Sarah here from Style Melbourne in between the finale walk
 MSFW Ambassador Bree Laughlin
 Bree and ever so lovely lady Phoebe, aka Lady Melbourne
 Leeyong of Style Wilderness - J'Adore the whole ensemble 
 Thank you Jesse & Micah for the shot on RAWW Blog Xx

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