Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Spring Days

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With a very mild winter here in Sydney, Spring is feeling more like an early Summer.  Sunny days, balmy nights and the fact that Summer and holidays are just around the corner are enough to get us excited and spend Monday-Friday planning how we will spend the weekend. 

These pictures were taken by our favourite photographer Chantelle Kemkemian and have us anticipating a long hot Summer!

Thursday, 2 May 2013

Skater Girls









The warm weather is coming to an end (down here in NSW, Australia anyway!) and over the past few months I have noticed an unusually high amount of girls on skate boards lately. Fun, cool and quicker than walking, what's not to love?

Here are our top 5 skater girl pieces:
Bambam El Camino shorts $49.99 http://www.loveofeos.com.au/camino-shorts-p-510.html

Wildfox No Skinny Dipping muscle tank $79.00 http://www.loveofeos.com.au/skinny-dipping-muscle-tank-p-570.html

Sass Ella cami $39.95 http://www.loveofeos.com.au/ella-cami-p-558.html

Wildfox Sempre skinny tee $89.00 http://www.loveofeos.com.au/sempre-skinny-p-497.html

Wildfox Swords tee $68 http://www.loveofeos.com.au/swords-tee-p-498.html


Monday, 5 November 2012

The Do's and Don'ts of Festival Fashion

By Nicole Penny


The summer months are abundant with music festivals and if you’re one of the lucky ticket holders, you will need to begin preparation to avoid festival-induced fashion mishaps. Sunburn, rejection due to poor body odour, and injuries relating to improper footwear are some of the most common complaints.

Below are some important tips to remember to ensure such situations will not ruin your weekend:
Gumboots – heavily touted as a festival fashion staple by celebrities such as Kate Moss, these rubber fiends are lethal weapons when combined with hot sun and sweat. Think tinea and other bacterial foot infections! Not to mention, last year alone there were approximately 186 gumboot-related festival injuries recorded*.
The only fail-safe form of footwear for festivals is the humble sneaker. They can generally outlast almost any situation, and the covered toes resist pain from any trodders-of-feet in the mosh pit!

Denim is a great idea, but a denim skirt or any other above-the-knee skirt for that matter, is not particularly ideal. Unless of course, you plan to avoid running, jumping in mosh pits and any strong breezes. Best to stick with shorts and jeans.

Preparing for weather conditions is vital - bring sunglasses for those sunny days and sunscreen to make sure you don’t get burned. If the clouds look threatening, bring a jacket, preferably with a hood – a convenient substitute for an umbrella!

Good hygiene often goes astray when outdoor festivals are concerned; camping festivals can get very smelly as the days pass. Deodorant is an absolute must – your mosh pit neighbours will thank you for it! Dry shampoo also works wonders for hiding the fact that you haven’t showered in three days.

Try not to bring too many valuable items (a phone can be your camera, watch and erm…phone, all in one) as these can easily get misplaced or stolen at a festival.

Last but by no means least, do not forget your ticket and have fun! 


*Gumboot injury statistic may not be entirely accurate.

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