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What I wore: LMFF 2013

In my last post, I detailed my experience of my very first L'Oreal Paris Runway event as part of this year's LMFF. It was such an incredible time for me, I'm already hanging out for the next one!

I was hoping that the weather was going to be hot because I was intending to wear my sheer silk blouse by Jolet and my favourite Yeojin Bae silk skirt. However, Melbourne had a bit of a cold spell last week and I had to change my original plans.

I decided to wear a short sleeved cashmere sweater to take the chill off the air and a skirt made from a heavier fabric. This turned out to be the perfect choice for the night. It meant I was comfortable and could enjoy the fabulous evening of fashion.  









I'm not usually one for hair accessories, but I simply couldn't resist this divine handcrafted Cathleen Jia piece. I love how it ties up in a bow at the back. It's an incredibly versatile accessory to own as I've even worn it as a belt (see this post).

Have you ever been in a fashion fix because of the weather? 

Tomorrow is Easter Sunday. We're having a quiet family lunch at our house. I'm looking forward to having a relaxing day! What are your plans?

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Wishing you the perfect Easter!

Yours in style,

Suzi x

Sweater: Ralph Lauren
Skirt: Bettina Liano
Heels: Bally
Handbag: Miu Miu 
Headband: Cathleen Jia 


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  1. So elegant!!!!
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  2. You look lovely and chic! Love your hair style :-)
    You have a lovely blog, I have a fashion blog too, if you want to have a look at mine it would be great! :-) http://mystylerecipe.com

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    1. So nice of you to mention! I'm glad you like my blog.
      I shall check yours out too. Maybe we could follow each other?
      Suzi x

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  3. oh you look so pretty with this lady look!!!

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    1. Ana, that's such a sweet comment! xx
      Suzi x

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  4. That skirt is too cute. I love how you styled it.

    I would love for you to stop by my blog and check out my latest outfit post!
    www.fashboulevard.blogspot.com

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    1. I'm still loving this Bettina Liano skirt after having bought it a while back now! It's such the perfect skirt in every way.
      Tomorrow I shall dress it down with a striped French breton cashmere sweater and a cable knitted bright blue scarf with boots.
      Suzi x

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  5. Thanks so much! I really appreciate your support.
    Suzi x

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  6. Sergio, you truly made my day with your sweet remarks.
    Suzi x

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  7. love your outfit
    that skirt is sooo cute
    xx
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  8. Waou, you have such a great hairstyle!
    Even if you say you're not an accessorize person, you made it reaaly well!
    It's simple and sophisticated!
    I like it :)

    xx

    the-crush-affair.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. Your comment's lovely! Thanks a lot!
      I do tend to keep my accessories to a bare minimum. You can't go wrong with a gorgeous handbag!

      Suzi x

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  9. Hi Suzi,
    You look beautiful! Also, Sistaco have picked you as the winner of my giveaway!! Congrats. If you could send me an email to michellesstylefile@hotmail.com with your details so I can arrange your prize.

    x
    Michelle
    www.michellesstylefile.com


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  10. your black outfit is so classy and chic- perfection Suzi!!

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