in print

I had to post this exquisitely fabulous editorial shoot featuring one of my pieces! It was an entry for Ryerson's Flare Competition, and was a runner-up for the grand prize (although in my opinion it should have won.... not that I'm biased....).

I have always admired Hannah's work as a photographer and was secretly hoping her team would pull one of my looks, and I love Melissa's makeup artistry - we actually worked together on a shoot a while ago when I was the model.
My dress is the one on the left with the leather belt, the dress in the center is an amazing cut leather piece by Yvonne Lin, and the dress on the right is a crocheted lace piece by Monica Saraguro. Extremely talented girls.

The shoot was edited by Andrea Leask and Paris Nightingale
Photographed by Hannah Chung
Hair by Morgan Inniss
Makeup by Melissa Leslie

I personally love the little neon socks with the dresses, I wish every high school girl dressed this awesome.

contemporary artists for contemporary ladies

If you were a work of art by a contemporary artist, what would you be?
Or perhaps... if your wardrobe was an element of an artist's work ... a colour, a line quality, a medium?

Anya's red bow and Philip Govedare's landscape

Hanneli's ochre and burgundy and David Derksen's mirrors

Elisa's turquoise prints and Michael Cina's smudge paintings

Style Sightings' skirt slit and Anthony Cudahy's colour palette

Ada's androgynous coolness and Lizzy Stewart's pencil landscape

Karla's rusty orange and Rikka Sormunen's Nine Lives

Anne Catherine and Madame Lolina's grey scale

autumnal

Evading my homework to bask in the warmth of autumnal tones...

red

Red. With black, olive green, fuschia, and nude.