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Sure, you're going away to relax, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still be creative and make a stylish impact with your comfy clothes.
If you’re spending seven days with family and friends in Adelaide (for example), think about the rhythm of your trip.
Mornings wandering through the Adelaide Central Market with a hot coffee in hand, grazing your way from the mushroom stall to the fresh pasta guys.
Lazy brunches at one of the dozens of beachside cafés, Henley, Glenelg, Somerton Park, Brighton, each with its own personality and people-watching perks.
Soft, salty breezes as you wander Jetty Road, a quick duck into the cute boutiques, and maybe a cheeky gelato stop on the way back to catch the tram.
Then there’s an afternoon drive up to McLaren Vale or the Adelaide Hills… rolling vineyards, warm cellar doors, that golden SA sunshine that makes everything feel like a holiday, (even when, like me, it’s your hometown).
And of course, the always-busy Rundle Mall, buskers, shopping bags, and that “...
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I can't even begin to tell you how much I love the simple chino as a forever foundation piece in any wardrobe.
Chinos are one of those timeless pieces that quietly work hard in a wardrobe when you know how to style them right.
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Go for a straight or slightly tapered leg that skims (not clings). A mid-rise flat front looks modern and polished.
Lighter-weight cotton or cotton-linen blends are perfect for spring/summer, while structured twill works beautifully in cooler months.
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Start with your best neutrals, think oatmeal, light stone, camel, navy, or chambray. These form the base of endless outfit combinations.
Then, add personality through a shirt, tee, or blazer in one of your Coco enhancement colours from your palette.
         
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Cuff the hem or have them finish just above your ankle bone to flash some skin (and elongate your legs).
Add slides, it’s an instant ...
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How to pack for Greece:Â
1. Think in Outfits, Not Items
Don’t throw in random tops and dresses. Pack pieces that mix and match into multiple looks. A 7x7 grid approach (7 tops + 7 bottoms = endless combos) makes it effortless.
       
2. Pack a Colour Story
Choose one palette (neutrals in a light, dark, colour and a print). This way, everything works together and you’re not standing in front of the suitcase thinking, “Nothing goes.”Â
With just the 4 tops and 4 skirts above, I have 14 outfits.
        
        
           
          
3. Fabrics Do the Heavy Lifting
Linen, cotton, and floaty viscose will be your best friends. They’re breathable in the Greek sun and still look chic after a day of wandering cobblestones. Â
4. Shoes: Less is More
You only need four pairs: 2 stylish flat sandals for day, one pair in black/darkest brown and one in white (or a light orange tan if you are wearing long dark skirts or pants), a comfy trainer for exploring, and a dressi...
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Ever wondered why some jeans feel impossible to style?
It all comes down to the denim colour, and there’s one that plays best with the most colours of clothes you own.
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It’s the brighter, true light denim that does the heavy lifting, effortlessly pairing back with more colours than any other wash.
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In my outfit on the left, I’ve got the butter yellow top, bright light denim jeans and dark pink shoes.
Now look at the outfit on the right. It's a taupe and white stripe shirt, bright light denim jeans and black wedges.Â
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You may have never stopped to think about it, but every colour type has a best denim, that one wash that makes getting dressed easy because it naturally works with the colours you already own.
Have you worked out yours yet?Â
Sure, you can treat denim like floorboards and wear it with everything…
But when you br
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