Life is grand when you're jumping on the bed.

I don't post pictures of myself very often; I cant say I'm the hugest fan of eyeballing myself. However, this is a blog, and I do hope you will care about what it is I have to say, so a little pic of myself from time to time is warranted I guess. Fellow bloggers out there, what are your thoughts on personal pics. I know a majority of blogs do showcase the authors pics and I love them for it. Some of the blogs incorporate such style and flair in their portraits that you cant help but fall in love with the style queens.

I am far happier behind the camera! Posting pictures of myself just makes me feel anxious and a little bit too vulnerable. Who else feels like this? Well I hope you enjoy my blurry pics. These shots cause me no distress as I remain safely hidden behind locks of hair and muddled pixels.

HUGE VINTAGE SALE - This Sunday

HUGE VINTAGE SALE @ The Bakery

Sunday, March 13 . 12:00pm - 5:00pm

BAKERY - 233 James Street, NORTHBRIDGE


THOUSANDS OF PIECES OF VINTAGE COLLECTED FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE

// The Bakery is a licensed venue so under 18s need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

// Nothing over $50 // BARGAIN SUITCASES full of items under $10 //DUDES SECTION

// Bobby the Baker & Sunday Best Coffee Cart

// Air Conditioning!!!

// Cash Only

// BUSES & TRAINS straight to the city


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Culture & Cornjacks at Cottesloe Beach

Farewell Ella

A very dear and wonderful friend is moving to Melbourne on Saturday. For her farewell gathering she chose a picnic at Cottesloe beach with good friends,tasty treats, wine and a tour of Sculptures by the Sea. Gorgeous evening; fitting for such a gorgeous girl. The tides sure have turned in my Perth life and more and more of my cherished friends now send me emails and postcards from their exciting new homes. Ah the roaming 20's; may have to pack my bags soon.

UWA Guild market style

Style Icon- Ziegfeld girls of the Ziegfeld follies

Doris Eaton Travis

The Zeigfeld Follies were the creation of Florenz Ziegfeld, self proclaimed 'glorifier of the American girl'. It was a theatrical extravaganza that graced the stages of Broadway, New York from 1907 to 1931, eventually succumbing to effects of the Great Depression.

It was an American spectacle to rival the Parisian Folies Bergère. Now if your anything like me you should have Dame Judy Dench's feather strewn number from 'Nine' firmly stuck in your head by the mention of Folies Bergère. I am a true movie AND musical nuttter.

The Zeigfeld girls were beautiful, scantily clad and plentiful, sometimes with up to 50 performing on stage. They defined the standards of American beauty for this era and were generally adored far and wide for their elegance and glamour. Many of the girls went on to become the Hollywood stars of the following decades. 

Dolores Costello

Myrna Darby

Virgina Biddle

Now available @ The Ginger Fox online shop

Now available @ The Ginger Fox online shop