Almost A List.

It's fair to say that I have had some A list invitations of late.

 I've been away from the blog viewing Future Beauty:

30 Years of Japanese Fashion.
Frocks from the Kyoto Costume Institute.
Taking its turn at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.

It is as incredible as you would imagine.

If you have ever wrestled with a Vogue Issey Miyake sewing pattern in the 1990s,

you will know exactly what I mean.

I went on invitation from one of 50 of Queensland's Most Stylish people, lovely D from The Hat Box.

She wore a fabulous black feather sculptural headpiece from Hatmaker.

A.k.a Johnathon Ward.

I've also got this Show to look forward to:

 Starr's Wanderlust.

 If you have been paying attention, you will remember Starr taking some photographic inspiration

around the House of Flora.

 



Here's the painterly result:

 

I trotted out in Akira Isogawa to Future Beauty.

It's a challenging thing to wear.

But not as vexed as the number the Audi promotion girls had to wear in

that past photo.

I frankly paid a small fortune for a piece of embellished tulle.

And, I am not sorry. 

 The ubiquitous Harajuki girls were there to greet.

There was not a thing I wouldn't wear myself.

 

 

 Akira Isogawa has one lovely piece in the Show.

He also designed the huge chrysanthemum inspired feature wall.

 

 

 I've got my frock hanging up for Starr's Show this weekend.

I am sorted with an old H&M Lanvin number that

(miraculously) was available in my size at a H&M in Paris,

when I was en vancances a few years back.

 Stay B+++, or even A if you can get it.
And, get a long to Future Beauty.