Jeans: Country Road | Top: Saint James 'Levant 10' (Available at Karen Walker Stores) | Jacket: TK Store | Shoes: Top End | Gold Bracelets: Charlotte Penman | Sunglasses: Karen Walker 'Deep Freeze' in Black
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Showing posts with label TK Store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TK Store. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Monday, 2 September 2013
TK Store // Turet Knuefermann
Those of you unfamiliar with New Zealand designer Turet Knuefermann of TK Store are in for a treat. Knuefermann favours simple, clean Scandinavian designs. She even stocks gorgeous Swedish label Rodebjer. Think tshirt dresses, satin and silk tapered evening trousers, structured tops and flattering necklines. Pieces are affordable and are made in New Zealand. If you buy one piece, let it be the Perfect Shirt. I have it in black. It's both feminine and edgy and cut to follow your curves. Dress it up or down, this shirt will take you from day to evening. The fabric is crease-resistant, making it an ideal travelling garment.
TK Store is having an event this Thursday at their Ponsonby store from 6 - 8pm. Details at the end:
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TK Store is having an event this Thursday at their Ponsonby store from 6 - 8pm. Details at the end:
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Sunday, 30 June 2013
Furry
Faux, of course.
Scarf: Country Road | Top: TK Store | Pants: Country Road | Shoes: Top End |Sunglasses: Karen Walker 'Deep Freeze'
Photos by Paul D.
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Tricky Trend: Optical Prints
Optical prints were big news in 2012. Like many trends, it can be difficult to know how to incorporate them into your everyday look without risking the item becoming an orphan in your closet. A cruel reminder of your failed journey into something outside your clothing comfort zone...
New to prints in general, late last year I decided on a pair of optical-print pants from Country Road in black and white silk. Teamed with a plain black top, simple pointy-toe heels and a single item of jewellery (a chunky gold chain bracelet from Moochi in my case), they're a winner. They're tapered in the leg and sit slightly cropped on my ankles. If you have shorter legs, I'd suggest getting pants like these shortened: the gap between shoes and trousers breaks the print, making them less overwhelming. Mine have great drape but are not too billowy. Hip pockets add curves where I naturally have none. The print is interesting but not over the top:
New to prints in general, late last year I decided on a pair of optical-print pants from Country Road in black and white silk. Teamed with a plain black top, simple pointy-toe heels and a single item of jewellery (a chunky gold chain bracelet from Moochi in my case), they're a winner. They're tapered in the leg and sit slightly cropped on my ankles. If you have shorter legs, I'd suggest getting pants like these shortened: the gap between shoes and trousers breaks the print, making them less overwhelming. Mine have great drape but are not too billowy. Hip pockets add curves where I naturally have none. The print is interesting but not over the top:
Pants: Country Road; Top: TK Store; Shoes: Zara; Sunglasses: Karen Walker; Bracelet: Moochi
Photos by Paul D
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