What I Wore: Adelaide Fashion Festival Style Challenge
October 09, 2015This week, I was thrilled to be part of a world-first event hosted by Be Young PR and Little Lion Communications at the heart of the Adelaide Fashion Festival, Mercedes-Benz Adelaide.
Bloggers were invited to play dress-ups with the SS15/16 ranges of a frankly amazing array of local designers and participate in a style challenge showcasing their unique flair and looks with the chance to win some pretty awesome prizes. To be eligible, bloggers had to shoot a minimum of three looks, using at least two different designers' pieces in each look, have one look showcasing the couture labels and finally, incorporate the Mercedes-Benz vehicles made available for shooting. FUN.
Now, I know this may come as a shock to most of you, given my fierce work on Instagram, but I am not actually a professional, part-time or even vaguely amateurish model.
Sorry for any confusion.
Happily, there were items available in sizes that I could squeeze into (I'm usually hovering around a 12 when I'm not hovering around all-you-can-eat buffets) and it was great to see some of the designers catering to a range of non-traditional-modelly sizes.
Stacie came along as my personal Grace Coddington and was tasked with styling and shooting me with my high-tech photography equipment. iPhone 5s, square frame, this is how we DO.
Here we are working the posing wall with a bottle of the delightful Wicks Estate bubbly that was on offer.
Look 1 - Now Sissy That Walk
Top - Finders Keepers The LabelPants - Paige Rowe
Leather Neckpiece - Paige Rowe
Vehicle - The Red One
Look 2 - Loot In The Boot
Gown - Calèche BridalLace Overlay - Greta Kate Bridal
Vehicle - The White One
Look 3 - They See Me Rollin'
Dress - Liza EmanueleSleeveless jacket - SIG The Label
Vehicle - The Black One
Look 4 - Watch Me Whip
Jeans - Paige RoweTank Top - Paige Rowe
Cape - Greta Kate Bridal
Necklace - Azure
Vehicle - The Silver One
I know. It was as fun as it looks.
Of course, it wouldn't be Almost Posh without a bit of realness, so here is what I'd look like actually driving one of the coveted vehicles on display, crazy eyes and all:
Excuse me, sir, you appear to have cut me off |
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