Nicole Warne - MBFWA

We couldn't resist yet another Australian Fashion week look. (Like her dress? You can buy it here.) Meet Nicole Warne, also known as the Gary Pepper Girl. She started into this fashion business by creating her own vintage shop called Gary Pepper Vintage. But little did she know that she would start getting even more attention as a blogger and fashionista. Vogue has taken multiple shots of her as well as myriads of other media outlets. Why? Because this girl has some style. What sets her apart from so many other street style fashionistas? She has a sense of clean and classy style, but isn't afraid to mix it up a bit. We have seen her looks pop up before, but are finally glad to know who she is! And the best part? So many of her looks are more covered, which is pretty cool for us. Check out some more of her awesome looks below....

T-shirt and Blazer

Desirae chose to pair her Jimi Hendrix tee over a chambray button down, topped off with a corduroy blazer. Want your own Jimi tee? This one is pretty cool which you can pair with this chambray shirt. And there you have it! A casual, comfy look with a dressier edge.

The Tuxedo-stripe Pant

Oh the tuxedo striped pant. Melody has fallen in love. We first started seeing this look come down the fall 2012 runways in shows like Phillip Lim. Just the other day we saw these at F21 and loved them. Then we remembered seeing Cara Delevingne and Miranda Kerr sporting similar tuxedo stripe pants. Cara is sporting her Rag and Bone jeans after a runway show here, and Miranda Kerr, here.  Although there's are long gone, you can finally find the knockoffs (as we did) here and here. And what can we say we LOVE. Our new favorite pant. Oh and you've been hearing us talk about big cable knit sweaters. This one is F21, as are the sunglasses. Bag is Aldo.

Jessica Stein - Blog Highlight

Australian Fashion Week just took place and we have to admit, we had never heard of Jessica Stein before. That is until now. This look of hers made it onto Vogue's street style looks, but we noticed something...Vogue failed to mention what brand the dress was, yet mentioned her glasses, shoes etc. Why? because surprisingly, this dress is from Asos (here)! And we love the look. It just goes to show that places like Asos and other cheaper brands deserve to have a place in the world of serious style and be mixed in with other pieces. It's nice to finally see one getting some attention. Definitely check Jessica out and her blog Tuula Vintage. We are definitely new lovers of her.

Erdem Inspired

Melody was influenced by Erdem's Resort collection this year, but upon further reflection, forgot how she was influenced by it. In her head she remembered blue and tighter floral print. So here is some tighter floral print mixed with blue. You can view some of the Erdem collection here and here. We love tight floral prints and will definitely be on the look out for more. We especially loved how Erdem mixed tight prints with other tights prints in the same color family. Very cool. But yes this takes some skill, so we'll just stick to pairing ours with a solid. Blouse, Prabal Gurung for Target, skirt Forever21.