Thursday 31 December 2020

Queen's Hamlet

 








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Tunic: Romance Was Born embroidered taffeta
Skirt: Romance Was Born embroidered taffeta
Heels: Jo Mercer leather, laces
Bag: French Connection vinyl with chrome hardware
Belt: HellBunny via That Shop patent, elastic
Hinged Bangle: Wallace Bishop silver
Bracelet Stack: Jewelled Bazaar faceted beads

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And now for something completely different...

Monty Python quotes aside, in all seriousness, this absolutely stunning ensemble IS something a little bit left-of-centre for me, a resolute dress & jumpsuit lover, in the form of the Queen's Hamlet flowing embroidered taffeta tunic & tiered maxi skirt in the most happy & vibrant shade of yellow from celebrated Aussie designer label Romance Was Born. Luke Sales & Anna Plunkett have literally been bringing their own unique brand of sunshine & eclecticism to the world of fashion since 2005 & honestly, I adore it. Romance Was Born pieces transcend fleeting sartorial trends & will stand the test of time, not to mention garner compliments wherever you go! I wore this darling ensemble to a recent Christmas Party, styled up with a wide black patent belt to cinch in the wait, a pair of chunky black leather lace-up heels from Jo Mercer, a black vinyl handbag with chrome hardware from French Connection to carry all the essentials, a silver hinged bangle from Wallace Bishop & stack of colourful, faceted bead bracelets from Jewelled Bazaar to complete the look, which - if I do say so myself - was very reminiscent of Marie Antoinette at the Palace of Versailles. Ooh la la!

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Keep scrolling to see the same top & skirt in a different incarnation - this time without the cinch belt at the waist...












A quick stylist's tip just to finish: this season's "two piece sets" are amazing - worn together, they look exactly like a dress & worn separately, they can be used to create all manner of new looks, truly making sure that a purchase is value for money. Below are pictures of the Queen's Hamlet tunic that I've styled up without the maxi skirt, instead adding a pair of sky-high black patent t-bar heels & natural woven handbag with black beaded handle from vintage-inspired label Kitten D'Amour, proving its versatility at a time of the year when dressing up is pretty much an everyday event...











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