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Dress: Anthea Crawford cotton
Cardigan: Review metallic knit
Sneakers: Frankie 4 Footwear leather
Bag: Forever New vinyl with silver hardware
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Finally sharing all of the beautiful pictures from a morning spent exploring Rocks Riverside Park at Seventeen Mile Rocks with family before stopping for a takeaway lunch beside the Brisbane River. Comprising of three zones - the river flat, a former industrial site that is now rich riverside environment complete with market garden; the bushland ridge which acts as a backdrop to the river flat area & is covered with dry eucalyptus forest & finally, the major green link from the park to the suburbs in the South (all the way to the former site of Amazons Adventure Park) - Rocks Riverside has a well-appointed children's playground with waterplay facilities for the summertime, clean public toilets & well-spaced, quiet picnic spots with BBQs if needed. Moreover, the horticulture features industrial artefacts from the site's previous use by the Queensland Cement & Lime Company, which blend into the environment with careful & considerate landscaping & certainly provide a point of difference for bloggers, photographers & aesthetes alike.
I'm posing in amongst the bushland ridge wearing a gorgeous purple & blue hued floral cotton fit-to-flare dress with paneling for shape, sweet little cap sleeves & cutaway v-neckline from Aussie designer Anthea Crawford, a navy & silver metallic knitted cardigan - cropped to nip in at the smallest part of my waist - by "girly" label Review, a pair of comfortable yet stylish blush leather sneakers with white rubber soles from Frankie 4 Footwear & finally, a white vinyl crossbody bag with silver hardware from Forever New to carry all of the essentials while leaving my hands free.
Keep scrolling to see how it all unfolded...
Taking in views from the top of the limestone & coral stockpile...
Walking beside the river, listening to the birdsong...
Squad Goals
Nothing beats a salad sandwich (this one is an Italian BMT with pickles) & a drink of juice in the fresh air...
