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Fashion as Art

An amazing online purchase arrived in the mail a little while back; a sleeveless, silk digital printed shirt by Jolet. Jolet is the eponymous label of Jolet Ucchino, a Melbourne based designer, who has received accolades for her outstanding designs and digital prints.  

This digital print, entitled Lucid Dream, encapsulates the very essence of Summer; warm, balmy nights, silhouettes walking along the beach, the sunset reflecting on the waters below.  




Every collection created by Jolet is based on the emotive side of art. Moods captured within each piece, allow you to interpret the artistic meaning that lies therein.




Besides the very fact this garment is made from the highest quality silk and the most technologically advanced digital printing techniques, what I love most about this garment, is its versatility. The range of styling options are endless. I get rather excited when I find a garment that works with many things already in my existing wardrobe!

I'm really looking forward to seeing Jolet's new Autumn/Winter 12 collection! If the previous collection is anything to go by, I'm certain this next one will be just as amazing!    

Do you own a garment that is a work of art, like I do? I'd love to know all about it!

Yours in style,

Suzi x 

What I'm Wearing: Jolet Lucid Dream silk sleeveless shirt (available now online), RM Williams jeans, Repetto Norma Decol AD suede/patent leather flats in cuba-donald.


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  1. This top is stunning! Nothing better then the feel of goo quality silk against your skin. So light and comfy to wear. Does she actually have a store in Melbourne ? Im visiting soon and would love to check it out.

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  2. Thanks for your comment Chloe! At present, Jolet has an online store only. However, there are several stockists in the Melbourne area that carry her label. You may wish to check out her website for location details-http://jolet.com.au/
    Suzi x

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  3. that shirt is just so beautiful :) I had never heart of Jolet before and just checked it out - her designs are so incredible! xxxxx

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    1. Thanks Fabliha! Great to hear you have checked out her designs online & appreciate them as much as I do. x
      Suzi x

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    1. Thanks Michelle! Jolet is one of my favourite labels now. x

      Suzi x

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  5. Gorgeous shirt! I just found your blog and I think it's really cute! I hope you will be able to check out my blog too, it's a personal style and fashion blog from England. I would love it if you could stop by! Thanks! :) :)

    www.raindropsofsapphire.com

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    1. How sweet of you to say! I look forward to visiting your style blog. ;)
      Suzi x

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  6. That is a stunning print! The shirt itself looks so breezy and beautiful

    xx

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    1. Glad you love it! It was the perfect print for me as I love the beach, especially at sunset!
      Suzi x

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  7. I'm absolutely in love with that blouse! I actually bought one just like it awhile ago and had to return it because...well I have a shopping addiction and I'd overspent haha. But I always regretted it! So pretty!

    Alexandra xo

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    1. Aww..that's terrible about your blouse. Shopping can be quite addictive though & sometimes we can get lost in the moment. You never know, you may see something like it again down the track. I do enjoy browsing, but it's hard when you find something you absolutley adore and it's way beyond your price range!!
      Suzi x

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  8. Lucija, thanks so much for your lovely comment.
    Suzi x

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