Mohair turtle neck and bubble skirt

Duo boots, St. Tropez and Louis Vuitton Damier Sauvage Gazelle

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That PERFECT red pout!
Rachel, who previously worked with Singapore Airlines as an air hostess, has a sharp intellect and is an open and fluent writer. She is unafraid to express her thoughts and it’s worth spending a few hours reading at her blog.
L.K. Bennett on Monday
Louis Vuitton Damier Utzés tote, sunday casual

The bag: Louis Vuitton Damier Utzés
My outfit for a shopping sunday.
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Warm without the bulk

I would personally save the red Miu Mius for another event and leave the short MNG skirt at home if going to the office but this outfit both look good and is reasonable warm.
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My love affair with jewellery

As a young girl, my parents often gave me jewellery in the form of simple gold ear studs, a gold ring and teddy bear pendants. My father would buy me silver bracelets, shell necklaces and silver bangles from Thailand and from his travels. My mother would buy me earrings, bracelets and rings in yellow gold, both to wear and to safekeep for the future.
A love affair was thus born for me, between myself and jewellery.
As I grew up, my parents bought me more lavish gifts in jewellery. I received a princess cut, channel set diamond and white gold eternity ring from my mother (also my father) when I was about 21. A sign of their love. As I am not in Singapore and as I hardly spend time with them these days, I wear this ring everyday as a sign of my love for them, keeping them close to my heart.
A woman can express herself as much with the clothes and the jewellery that she wears, as with words.
Jewellery today is as much a hobby of mine as is fashion (clothes, shoes, bags etc.).
Punk fairies and fluid 70s for Spring 2008?
I’ve tried all my life – literally – to run away from the 70s era. I was born then.
I’m so done with the fashion of that time. So imagine my horror when one of my favourite designers, Prada, pulls out the wide leg 70s pants! Worse still, it’s back – in floaty material! I can already imagine the cheap synthetic copies that will be out in the stores next spring. *CRINGE!*

Daiane Conterato. Photo: Marcio Madeira
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