Up high

My last post featured a new high waisted belt. Here's a few more from my collection. A statement belt can update an outfit instantly, too easy. The theme for this post is 'Up high' hence my nasal shots, I hope they don't scare you too much! Have a great weekend you beautiful people.
On another note, if you like Melbourne based Perk and Mini (PAM), you can read an interview with Misha Hollenbach here.


Dress: Karen Millen
Belt 1: Shop on lygon St
Belt 2: Oasis
Belt 3: French Connection
Belt 4: Shop in Elwood
Belt 5: Sportsgirl
Belt 6: Sportsgirl (custom badges)

$20 bargain belt

One of my work colleagues found this belt in a bargain bin at Husk and she instantly thought of me, bless. Reduced from $150! How pissed would you be if you paid full price. I loved the motif and textured leather, it's a snug fit but I think it looks pretty good with a few old wardrobe staples. Thanks Stephanie for saving this wee gem for Sleekit. I am officially growing my hair which means I have got to that in between stage of half sleek/half shaggy, maybe a trip to the hairdressers beckons.

Dress: Cue

Trench: Gap

Box: Mimco

Shoes: Bought in Dubai

Bracelet: Kinki Gerlinki

Tight: Oasis

Weekend with the Dachshund UN

I spent Saturday afternoon in the glorious Carlton Gardens in sunny Melbourne. The occasion, Dachshund U.N. – a 2010 Next Wave Festival performance piece by Perth based artist Bennett Miller. For Miller’s piece Dachshund U.N, sausage dogs of all shapes and sizes occupy a scale model of the Geneva UN office. This piece just made me smile, I like a wee dogs and the dachshund is a personal favourite, we used to have a long haired dachs studio dog called Hilary. You can read more about the performance here.
I had hoped to bring you a Saturday afternoon outfit but all I have is this first pic of me engulfed by the beauty of heritage listed The Royal Exhibition Building, enough eye candy I'm sure.

100th post !

Welcome to my 100th post! Geez, how did I get here - that's a whole lota outfits. I would like to thank all my gorgeous readers who take the time to follow Sleekit week after week. I started this little project to keep me creative (different world going back to work part time after having my baby) and I'm a sucker for a challenge.  Some days I feel like pulling the plug, especially when I'm having a jammie/bad hair day and then I get a lovely comment from a reader that keep me inspired. This blog has come such a long way since that very first post, a work in progress that I hope to continue, if you will...

Thankyou for stopping by

love Sleekit x

Dress: Cue

Tights: Sportsgirl

Shoes: Nine West

Beret: I've had it for so long canny remember
I took these shots in my loovre

Khaki in or out

The combat Khaki look swings in and out of fashion. I bought this jacket three years ago from Kinki Gerlinki, whether it's currently in fashion or not I have no idea. I'm not really one for trends and my style normally evolves from how I feel when I wake and more often what I feel most comfortable in. I've always been a fan of this mob, who work the combat/camo look so well. If your a fan on my facebook page you might have seen the images I posted earlier this week. Inspired, here's my combat/Khaki look.

Jump suit: French Connection

Jacket: Kinki Gerlinki

Belt: Mimco

Shoes: Prada

Bracelet: RG Madden

Scarf: Luce

Weekend blue n purple hues

Little outfit from the weekend, hitting blue and purple hues.

Top: Genki

Skirt: Global Rags

Scarf: Mimco

Tights: Gift

Bangle: RG Madden

Watch: Gift
Shoes: Nine West

Go threadless

I have just discovered Threadless - an online tee shop with original and cheap designs. Say hello to my new tee. I feel in love with the geometric/Egyptian graphic, it just stood out amongst a smorgasbord of designs. Just add some skinny black trousers and go! They ship all over, although it did take two half weeks to land on my doorstep, but it was probably down to an erupting volcano somewhere.

Tee: Threadless

Trousers: Cue samples

Shoes: Wittner

Watch: Gift

Bangle: RG Madden
Belt: Ive had it for years canny remember