WEBVTT - Copenhagen Fashion Week Special: A Street Style Deep Dive 0:00:10.385 --> 0:00:15.265 Said you're listening to Amma Mia podcast. Mama Mia acknowledges 0:00:15.305 --> 0:00:18.345 the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast 0:00:18.465 --> 0:00:22.585 is recorded on. Whoever said orange is a new pink 0:00:22.745 --> 0:00:27.265 with seriously disturbed laurels were spraying groundbreaking? Oh my god, 0:00:27.425 --> 0:00:28.425 you have to do it. 0:00:28.505 --> 0:00:29.745 You live for fashion. 0:00:31.345 --> 0:00:33.705 Hello and welcome to Nothing to Wear the podcast. It 0:00:33.785 --> 0:00:36.785 solves fashion problems and levels up your wardrobe. It's that 0:00:36.905 --> 0:00:40.345 time of year again, Copenhagen Fashion Week. I know you 0:00:40.385 --> 0:00:42.665 all think we're obsessed here at Mamma Mia, and that's 0:00:42.705 --> 0:00:45.705 because we are. The street star looks as well as 0:00:45.705 --> 0:00:49.465 the runway looks at Copenhagen are refreshing and different and 0:00:49.545 --> 0:00:52.025 really inspiring and a great way to go through your 0:00:52.065 --> 0:00:55.505 own wardrobe and try something different. So joining me again 0:00:55.545 --> 0:00:57.825 today is Lycinda Pakat. She was on the show a 0:00:57.865 --> 0:01:01.625 little while ago and you guys loved her insider tips 0:01:01.665 --> 0:01:04.545 and insights. So she's going to help me dissect what 0:01:04.585 --> 0:01:07.145 we saw last week at Copenhagen Fashion Week, both on 0:01:07.185 --> 0:01:09.505 the runway but mostly what the people wearing on this 0:01:09.505 --> 0:01:12.465 streets and how we can translate it to our own wardrobes. 0:01:12.665 --> 0:01:15.465 Let's do it. Listen to welcome back. You were last 0:01:15.465 --> 0:01:17.305 on and we talked about what makes a brand cool 0:01:17.465 --> 0:01:19.785 and that was so phenomenal. So I'm excited to talk 0:01:19.825 --> 0:01:23.425 to you about Copenhagen. Copenhagen. I don't want to get 0:01:23.425 --> 0:01:24.585 it wrong fashion. 0:01:24.865 --> 0:01:26.705 We're having a debate here, I do. I'm going to 0:01:26.745 --> 0:01:28.225 stick to covid Hagen. 0:01:27.945 --> 0:01:30.385 I Copenhagen. That's the Australian twang of it. 0:01:30.425 --> 0:01:32.705 I think I's flavor on the Aussie twang. 0:01:32.825 --> 0:01:33.465 Let's do that. 0:01:33.585 --> 0:01:35.785 But before we get into it, I ask returning guests 0:01:35.785 --> 0:01:39.665 two questions. Do you have a style news and if so, 0:01:39.945 --> 0:01:40.745 who and why. 0:01:41.505 --> 0:01:44.705 My style news would probably be my day to day 0:01:45.385 --> 0:01:48.345 style resonates most with or I try and make it 0:01:48.385 --> 0:01:52.625 resonate with Princess Diana. I'm obsessed with her style because 0:01:52.665 --> 0:01:54.305 I do lean more towards like. 0:01:54.265 --> 0:01:55.585 That sporty aesthetic. 0:01:56.345 --> 0:01:58.585 I naturally gravitate to the looks that we've seen her 0:01:58.625 --> 0:02:00.585 wear with the bike shorts and the big jersey, and 0:02:00.625 --> 0:02:03.625 that just suits my lifestyle with dropping the kids at 0:02:03.665 --> 0:02:05.785 school and going to the gym. So I do try 0:02:05.825 --> 0:02:09.985 and emulate Princess die But right now, I'd say looking 0:02:10.025 --> 0:02:13.025 at sort of trends and what's happening looking into spring 0:02:13.065 --> 0:02:15.385 and summer and the trends that are coming up. I 0:02:15.385 --> 0:02:18.865 do love Siena Miller, and that, like boho vibe is 0:02:18.985 --> 0:02:21.665 sort of what I'm getting into. Now, Okay, that's good. 0:02:21.745 --> 0:02:23.665 The Princess Die thing. As soon as you said it, 0:02:23.745 --> 0:02:25.105 I was like, yes, you nail that. 0:02:25.185 --> 0:02:27.785 Well. Every time I look at you. 0:02:27.705 --> 0:02:30.185 On Instagram and you were in cool, like sporty lux vibes, 0:02:30.225 --> 0:02:33.065 I'm like, I just could not do that, but I 0:02:33.105 --> 0:02:35.465 love that you pull that off. Now, second question is, 0:02:36.545 --> 0:02:39.265 tell me about a memorable purchase. It might be a 0:02:39.665 --> 0:02:42.705 big impulse purchase that you could regret or that you 0:02:42.945 --> 0:02:45.225 are glad you made, or something that you saved up for, 0:02:45.305 --> 0:02:48.265 but a really memorable purchase or item that you but 0:02:48.385 --> 0:02:49.145 that comes to mind. 0:02:49.265 --> 0:02:50.345 You know, I don't. 0:02:50.105 --> 0:02:54.305 Really buy luxury designer hambags anymore. I've sort of stopped 0:02:54.305 --> 0:02:56.545 alling that. And if I'm going to invest in a piece, 0:02:56.585 --> 0:02:59.745 it'll be a piece of jewelry. And I'm not talking 0:02:59.825 --> 0:03:03.105 You're Cartier bracelet or your Tiffany's. I'd go and get 0:03:03.105 --> 0:03:06.225 a bespoke piece made. Recently, I got one made with 0:03:06.265 --> 0:03:10.385 my daughter's birthstone, so that on a necklace in some gold, 0:03:10.465 --> 0:03:13.465 so something like that that has it's personal, it means something, 0:03:13.625 --> 0:03:14.505 it's custom. 0:03:14.665 --> 0:03:16.545 Yeah, it's not gonna be ripped off all over Timo 0:03:16.825 --> 0:03:17.545 in five minutes. 0:03:17.585 --> 0:03:19.705 And you're not paying a huge mark up for these 0:03:19.745 --> 0:03:20.425 luxury brands. 0:03:20.425 --> 0:03:23.145 It's so true. And I think you know, custom jewelry 0:03:23.905 --> 0:03:26.385 can be really expensive, but there's some affordable ways to 0:03:26.385 --> 0:03:28.545 do it. When I say affordable, it's still a forever piece, 0:03:28.745 --> 0:03:31.025 but it's you're right, you're not paying twelve grand for 0:03:31.225 --> 0:03:33.625 a bangle that everyone's got or everyone's got the cost. 0:03:33.545 --> 0:03:36.705 So true, like you dictate the price, whatever your budget is, 0:03:36.745 --> 0:03:38.465 you give to them and then they can go away 0:03:38.505 --> 0:03:39.065 and make something. 0:03:39.225 --> 0:03:42.905 Yeah, love it all right. We're here to talk about Copenhagen. 0:03:43.065 --> 0:03:45.305 Their fashion week just happened last week, and I want 0:03:45.345 --> 0:03:49.065 you to tell us first, why is Copenhagen Fashion Week 0:03:49.505 --> 0:03:52.185 suddenly relatively suddenly on the radar when it used to 0:03:52.305 --> 0:03:55.465 kind of be your New York's, your London, Milan, Paris. 0:03:55.585 --> 0:03:58.625 That's rightly, like, it's strange that such a like little 0:03:58.625 --> 0:04:01.385 old Copenhagen has suddenly been up there with the big four. 0:04:01.825 --> 0:04:03.785 So yeah, you've got the Big four, but. 0:04:03.985 --> 0:04:07.305 There's actually like eighteen other fashion weeks going around the 0:04:07.345 --> 0:04:09.665 world that people don't really know about. We've obviously got 0:04:09.785 --> 0:04:12.665 Australian Fashion Week, There's New Zealand Fashion Week in a 0:04:12.705 --> 0:04:15.745 couple of weeks, there's Oslo. There's all these ones happening. 0:04:16.065 --> 0:04:18.945 And suddenly I'm a bit about Dubai every now and then. 0:04:19.185 --> 0:04:21.825 Maybe that's because I was researching a holiday the out 0:04:21.825 --> 0:04:22.345 of the rhythm. 0:04:23.025 --> 0:04:26.225 But it's funny that Copenhagen has really shot up and 0:04:26.345 --> 0:04:28.505 is one to watch and it's got eyeballs on it 0:04:28.985 --> 0:04:32.665 and I love it. I'm obsessed with Copenhagen every year. 0:04:32.705 --> 0:04:35.425 I get excited for Spring summer in particular, and I 0:04:35.425 --> 0:04:38.385 think it's two things that comes down to that make it. 0:04:38.425 --> 0:04:39.905 So special and interesting. 0:04:40.065 --> 0:04:44.265 Yes, one is they've got this huge sustainability element. So 0:04:44.305 --> 0:04:47.625 the CEO, Cecilia ros Mark, she's been in the role 0:04:47.665 --> 0:04:49.105 for maybe six years. 0:04:48.825 --> 0:04:51.625 But CEO of the fashion week, CEO of Copenhagen Fashion. 0:04:51.665 --> 0:04:53.585 I don't think people really realize that these things are 0:04:53.625 --> 0:04:55.905 business in and of themselves all year round. 0:04:55.945 --> 0:04:56.585 Right Yeah. 0:04:56.905 --> 0:05:00.105 I think Copenhagen started in two thousand and six, which. 0:04:59.905 --> 0:05:00.745 Is relatively new. 0:05:01.145 --> 0:05:02.545 That is quite new, so a. 0:05:02.465 --> 0:05:04.985 Lot of the other big ones Milan, Paris, whatnot. They 0:05:04.985 --> 0:05:07.345 sort of started in the eighties nineties, so it's a 0:05:07.385 --> 0:05:11.145 fresh Copenhagen Fashion Week away. Cecilia has been working on 0:05:11.185 --> 0:05:15.825 sustainability and how brands are required to bring x amount 0:05:15.825 --> 0:05:18.185 of well they need to be sustainable in order to 0:05:18.225 --> 0:05:21.025 show at fashion week. And this isn't just like oh, 0:05:21.105 --> 0:05:22.905 let's hope you can do it and tick a box. 0:05:22.945 --> 0:05:25.745 You have to hit a minimum of eighteen requirements in 0:05:25.865 --> 0:05:27.145 order to show, no. 0:05:27.065 --> 0:05:28.465 Way, So it's amazing. 0:05:29.025 --> 0:05:32.545 So it's things like it's the whole production line, so 0:05:32.545 --> 0:05:35.145 whether it be the materials they're using, sixty percent need 0:05:35.265 --> 0:05:40.105 to be of sustainable or recycled working conditions. And then 0:05:40.145 --> 0:05:44.705 also the show within itself, so no paper invitations, how 0:05:44.745 --> 0:05:46.585 are you getting your garments to and from the show? 0:05:46.625 --> 0:05:50.145 There can't be any plastic, there's zero waste at shows. 0:05:50.185 --> 0:05:52.705 So knowing this and having this knowledge is quite interesting 0:05:52.745 --> 0:05:53.905 now watching the shows. 0:05:54.105 --> 0:05:55.545 Yes, and it's no idea. 0:05:55.665 --> 0:05:58.665 Yeah, and it's a really high barve, but Cecilia says 0:05:59.065 --> 0:06:01.345 it's not meant to be high, that no one reaches it, 0:06:01.585 --> 0:06:04.705 that change with sustainability comes from the top. It's her 0:06:04.745 --> 0:06:08.305 responsibility to bring these brands up and then they can 0:06:08.345 --> 0:06:09.225 move forward together. 0:06:09.385 --> 0:06:11.425 Yeah, and it's not like you say, just about slapping 0:06:11.425 --> 0:06:13.025 a label on it, you know. I think there was 0:06:13.185 --> 0:06:16.145 a fast fashion brand recently that was somehow be Corp 0:06:16.185 --> 0:06:19.625 certified fits as poly Yeah, and you know, not everyone 0:06:19.625 --> 0:06:23.345 can afford really high end things, but also there can 0:06:23.385 --> 0:06:25.865 be affordability that's not at the cost of the environment 0:06:25.945 --> 0:06:27.945 so much. And maybe we don't need super fast fashion 0:06:27.945 --> 0:06:30.345 where things are six dollars and then therefore people are 0:06:30.345 --> 0:06:32.505 buying eight thousand of them. So I think she's right 0:06:32.625 --> 0:06:36.265 leading by example should hopefully set a standard because we 0:06:36.305 --> 0:06:39.025 see these fashion weeks trends trickle down to the high street. 0:06:39.665 --> 0:06:43.105 If these standards for the environment and sustainability start up here, 0:06:43.105 --> 0:06:46.025 hopefully that will also trickle down throughout the whole fashion industry. 0:06:46.065 --> 0:06:46.745 It's so true. 0:06:46.745 --> 0:06:48.705 So she's got a lot of eyeballs on her. And 0:06:48.825 --> 0:06:51.705 brands also get brownie foids or bonus points for doing 0:06:51.785 --> 0:06:57.105 things like what's their cast diversity and sizing diversity adaptive clothing, 0:06:57.185 --> 0:06:59.945 So what are they doing for disabilities materials use? I 0:06:59.985 --> 0:07:02.545 know one brand's using seaweed and turning it into a 0:07:02.585 --> 0:07:06.185 fire bus. So hopefully other fashion weeks can look. 0:07:05.985 --> 0:07:09.305 At this skin It just always are miles ahead in everything, 0:07:09.665 --> 0:07:12.145 but that whole area just blows my mind and I 0:07:12.185 --> 0:07:13.025 want to move there, I know. 0:07:13.705 --> 0:07:16.305 So that's one element of it. But then also what 0:07:16.465 --> 0:07:20.145 makes Copenhagen Fashion weeks so exciting and electric to watch 0:07:20.225 --> 0:07:21.785 is obviously the street style. 0:07:22.145 --> 0:07:23.985 That's it for me. And it's funny because when I said, 0:07:24.025 --> 0:07:26.145 you know, let's get you on to talk about Copenhagen 0:07:26.145 --> 0:07:28.185 Fashion Week, I really meant street style. I mean, I 0:07:28.505 --> 0:07:30.745 do like watching the runways and the designers and the shows, 0:07:31.025 --> 0:07:33.905 but it's what the people are wearing outside that is 0:07:34.025 --> 0:07:36.585 like a candy store for the eyes, and it feels 0:07:36.585 --> 0:07:38.665 so different to all the other ones. Why do you 0:07:38.665 --> 0:07:41.145 think we'd love looking at what people going to the 0:07:41.185 --> 0:07:41.905 shows are wearing. 0:07:42.225 --> 0:07:45.465 That's so it's such an interesting point because who's going 0:07:45.465 --> 0:07:50.705 to Copenhagen. It's actually fifty percent influencers compared to media 0:07:50.745 --> 0:07:54.305 industry buyers, whereas usually it's around like seventy five percent 0:07:54.505 --> 0:07:57.705 the industry, right, So I think with so many more 0:07:57.745 --> 0:08:01.785 influencers going who are there with the intention of getting photographed, 0:08:01.825 --> 0:08:05.705 it's really interesting looks that are getting created that we're 0:08:05.745 --> 0:08:06.545 now interested in. 0:08:06.625 --> 0:08:08.865 Yeah, and I guess they're going and this is no 0:08:08.945 --> 0:08:11.545 shaded influence. You and I both do content creation, but 0:08:12.025 --> 0:08:14.625 they're going as that job, whereas I think, you know, 0:08:14.665 --> 0:08:17.585 I've attended a bunch of overseas fashion weeks in Sydney 0:08:17.625 --> 0:08:20.665 for many years, but I'm going less about what I'm 0:08:20.665 --> 0:08:22.865 wearing and more functional to then run back and write 0:08:22.905 --> 0:08:24.585 an article, you know, whether it's in the media pit 0:08:24.785 --> 0:08:29.025 or two. I'm there to produce content for back when 0:08:29.065 --> 0:08:31.505 I was at Cosmo. Now I'm Muma Mea. But they're 0:08:31.545 --> 0:08:33.985 there as them, and they are their content and they 0:08:33.985 --> 0:08:36.585 are their channels. So I think the expression there is 0:08:37.225 --> 0:08:40.825 fair work, whereas when I've attended as media, you know, 0:08:40.945 --> 0:08:43.665 it will come out in words on a website. So yeah, 0:08:43.705 --> 0:08:46.985 what they wear is really important and therefore very different, 0:08:47.345 --> 0:08:49.505 very different. I feel like it's the most varied street 0:08:49.505 --> 0:08:50.545 style that I see. 0:08:50.705 --> 0:08:53.545 I think like the French Parisians have that how do 0:08:53.545 --> 0:08:56.465 you say that, Jena Sikua. Yeah, the Danish girls have 0:08:56.585 --> 0:08:57.465 that it factor. 0:08:57.705 --> 0:09:02.505 Yeah, it still feels effortless, but it's more fun, you know, joyful. 0:09:02.945 --> 0:09:07.345 I think Scandinavian or Danish Copenhagen street style whatever you 0:09:07.345 --> 0:09:09.665 want to call it. I think a really good way 0:09:09.785 --> 0:09:11.545 to sort of wrap your head around it is looking 0:09:11.585 --> 0:09:14.025 at the Copenhagen Seas, which I was trying to tell 0:09:14.025 --> 0:09:16.665 you earlier, but the Copenhagen Seas, so it starts with 0:09:16.745 --> 0:09:21.345 that Scandinavian sleek cool level. So it's clean, crisp chek, 0:09:21.825 --> 0:09:25.505 it's mutual tones, its base layers, just keeping it very. 0:09:25.625 --> 0:09:29.265 Like the silhouettes are quite simple or structured, like not fussy, right, 0:09:29.465 --> 0:09:33.145 and not a lot of different clashing things. You look 0:09:33.185 --> 0:09:36.665 at it and you absorb it all in one go, absolutely. 0:09:36.345 --> 0:09:38.545 And that's sort of what millennials know. I think that's 0:09:38.585 --> 0:09:41.545 scandy cool. And that's even in interiors. Remember that whole 0:09:41.585 --> 0:09:43.785 white walls, gray, everything's scandy cool. 0:09:43.825 --> 0:09:45.985 You're so right because it was all a bit minimal 0:09:46.105 --> 0:09:49.265 and very chic and doesn't have to be expensive, but 0:09:49.345 --> 0:09:52.185 it was clean, and that's what I would think of 0:09:52.505 --> 0:09:56.545 as scandy style, both in fashion and in like you say, 0:09:56.585 --> 0:09:59.225 home weares. But that's definitely still around. 0:09:59.345 --> 0:10:02.345 It's still around, and we definitely see that at fashion Week. 0:10:02.505 --> 0:10:05.105 But there is this other side where it's almost like 0:10:05.265 --> 0:10:10.185 bulking and adding in different items that create this max simalism. 0:10:10.465 --> 0:10:14.985 Or even quiet maximalism, which is almost like a gateway 0:10:15.065 --> 0:10:17.985 into or experimenting with the maximalism trend. 0:10:18.145 --> 0:10:21.705 Yeah, and maximalism, I mean, I love that term, but 0:10:22.225 --> 0:10:26.345 sometimes for me it looks look eclectic is definitely another 0:10:26.345 --> 0:10:28.065 word that comes to mind. But sometimes it's just like 0:10:28.105 --> 0:10:30.705 a big old mish mash of lots of things put 0:10:30.745 --> 0:10:33.745 on somebody that I always think looks very cool. Would 0:10:33.745 --> 0:10:35.585 I wear it? No? Would I even know where to 0:10:35.705 --> 0:10:40.225 start to layer all those kind of unusual pairings. It's 0:10:40.225 --> 0:10:42.625 so different from the scandy we first described, which was 0:10:42.705 --> 0:10:45.705 kind of clean silhouettes, you know, really well made, structured 0:10:46.025 --> 0:10:49.265 or simple. Why do you think it's gone so the 0:10:49.305 --> 0:10:51.305 other way? But both still coexist. 0:10:51.545 --> 0:10:54.225 I think it's a more of a cultural shift in 0:10:54.305 --> 0:10:59.185 people wanting to explore their unique individual style, so adding elements. 0:10:59.465 --> 0:11:03.465 Maximalism's always been a style trend within itself, and like 0:11:03.505 --> 0:11:06.585 you said, it is this mixed mass, chaotic harmony. 0:11:06.705 --> 0:11:09.625 Really yeah, that's right, because they somehow get it right 0:11:09.745 --> 0:11:10.745 most of the time, and. 0:11:10.745 --> 0:11:11.825 It kind of works. 0:11:12.025 --> 0:11:14.865 There's something about Copenhagen where I find it doesn't feel 0:11:14.865 --> 0:11:17.705 as pretentious. And this is me. I've only been to 0:11:17.705 --> 0:11:20.345 Australian Fashion Week and this is me just on the sidelines. 0:11:20.385 --> 0:11:24.545 In Australia, it doesn't feel as pretentious. I watch every 0:11:24.585 --> 0:11:27.265 single fashion week and I almost study it like it's 0:11:27.305 --> 0:11:30.665 a university degree. I feel it's not as pretentious, and 0:11:30.665 --> 0:11:32.905 I think that's because people there are taking risks with 0:11:32.945 --> 0:11:35.025 their fashion, and if you're in a room with other 0:11:35.025 --> 0:11:37.705 people taking risks, you're not going to sort of judge. 0:11:37.545 --> 0:11:40.505 Them, as you feel more confident to wear something that's not, 0:11:40.825 --> 0:11:43.705 you know, completely on trend or head to toe whatever. 0:11:43.985 --> 0:11:46.785 I think they're just leaning into this is who we are. 0:11:46.825 --> 0:11:49.305 We've sort of got a name for this maximalism style. 0:11:49.465 --> 0:11:51.265 Let's do it, and let's do it well. 0:11:51.425 --> 0:11:53.465 So now if people do it and are different, that 0:11:53.545 --> 0:11:55.905 it's not like whoa, what's that person wearing? Whereas I 0:11:55.945 --> 0:11:58.345 think sometimes in Australia, I mean, I think the last 0:11:58.385 --> 0:12:01.065 fashion week was that was in May. I did see 0:12:01.065 --> 0:12:04.905 a lot more eclectic looks outside for Sydney street style 0:12:05.025 --> 0:12:07.385 then I guess I have in previous years. But still 0:12:07.945 --> 0:12:10.305 there's a whole factor like I think you're looking and 0:12:10.305 --> 0:12:11.745 it's a bit of eye candy, but it's also a 0:12:11.785 --> 0:12:14.265 lot to take in because we don't see that much 0:12:14.465 --> 0:12:17.905 variety or that much individuality here, whereas there it feels 0:12:17.905 --> 0:12:21.945 like they're at ease with it because individuality is the signature, 0:12:21.985 --> 0:12:26.065 or is the aim. What's the other seas? Did we 0:12:26.065 --> 0:12:26.545 miss a sea? 0:12:26.985 --> 0:12:29.185 So it was the three seeds that make it that 0:12:29.465 --> 0:12:32.465 scandy cool, but then it goes into like cool girl 0:12:32.745 --> 0:12:36.345 color kitch even though that's okay, but clashes and clever. 0:12:36.705 --> 0:12:40.105 So it's just always remembering the opposites and sort of 0:12:40.105 --> 0:12:43.185 the different ends of the spectrum with Copenhagen style and 0:12:43.225 --> 0:12:43.945 that they can blend. 0:12:43.945 --> 0:12:44.945 There is a spectrum. 0:12:45.025 --> 0:12:48.785 It's either super clean ultra maximalism, and then there's that 0:12:48.905 --> 0:12:51.345 like in between that we see on the streets. 0:12:51.425 --> 0:12:53.145 I'm going to aim for the in between. I definitely 0:12:53.185 --> 0:12:55.905 can't be the maximalist, and I guess I am generally 0:12:55.945 --> 0:12:57.785 the clean, but that's probably because I'm just a bit 0:12:57.825 --> 0:12:59.665 boring and basic and in a rush. 0:12:59.585 --> 0:13:02.065 Difficult, like if you're so used to it, I think 0:13:02.065 --> 0:13:05.185 a lot of us are us as millennials used to 0:13:05.305 --> 0:13:10.025 like capsule wardrobe, ten pieces. 0:13:08.865 --> 0:13:11.745 Q white shirt exactly, and now I'm like, wait, I 0:13:11.825 --> 0:13:13.865 do have a sparkly dress, but well I wear it 0:13:13.905 --> 0:13:25.385 over dress that's outrageous. Yeah, we are going to dissect 0:13:25.425 --> 0:13:27.585 some photos in a minute that we've picked some looks 0:13:27.585 --> 0:13:29.305 from Street Star that will dissect. But do you want 0:13:29.305 --> 0:13:32.585 to just to give us an overall vibe of this 0:13:32.585 --> 0:13:35.705 street star that we've seen last week, or some takeaway 0:13:35.705 --> 0:13:38.105 trends that you just kept in your mind that have 0:13:38.185 --> 0:13:40.145 a name or that you can describe. 0:13:40.625 --> 0:13:42.425 Some key from the street style. 0:13:42.585 --> 0:13:46.905 There's like we've been discussing, but layering different materials and 0:13:46.945 --> 0:13:50.665 the fabrications and different styles. So it's like the masculine 0:13:50.745 --> 0:13:54.785 oversized blazer with the lace skirt underneath, layering on top 0:13:54.825 --> 0:13:57.705 of layering. When you think you've done, do two more. 0:13:58.025 --> 0:14:01.065 Like there's a lot of layering. Accessories have been a 0:14:01.145 --> 0:14:05.025 huge standout on the runways but also with the street style, 0:14:05.585 --> 0:14:08.465 and it sort of moves into these really eclectic So 0:14:08.585 --> 0:14:10.545 if like you were saying, if you sort of want 0:14:10.545 --> 0:14:13.585 to maybe try maximalism, but it's a bit scary. You 0:14:13.585 --> 0:14:15.465 can start with a bit more of a clean palette 0:14:15.505 --> 0:14:17.945 with your wardrobe, but have an outrageous accessory. 0:14:18.025 --> 0:14:20.505 Yeah, but maybe just one to start with the people 0:14:20.545 --> 0:14:22.785 like maybe me because I having a look at some 0:14:22.865 --> 0:14:26.425 of the streets so it is three huge necklaces, earrings, 0:14:26.465 --> 0:14:29.545 a hat, a dog bag, bag charms. It's a lot, 0:14:29.985 --> 0:14:32.025 but for somehow it works for them. I don't even 0:14:32.025 --> 0:14:34.425 own all those things, but I think just having one 0:14:34.465 --> 0:14:37.585 statement accessory that's not your black bag, or putting two 0:14:37.665 --> 0:14:40.625 together you wouldn't normally do, maybe start that way, and. 0:14:40.545 --> 0:14:43.745 It is probably worth noting that it is slightly performative, 0:14:43.825 --> 0:14:46.185 like we see that at Australian Fashion Week and here 0:14:46.265 --> 0:14:49.385 it's the outrageous wardrobes that get photographed, yes, and that 0:14:49.465 --> 0:14:52.465 get spoken about. Yeah, so yeah, I guess it's I 0:14:52.705 --> 0:14:55.025 wonder the intention isn't there to wear that on the 0:14:55.065 --> 0:14:57.425 streets day to day. Probably not, but yeah, we can 0:14:57.425 --> 0:14:58.665 get our own inspiration from it. 0:14:58.745 --> 0:15:00.945 Yeah, it's like that Koko Chanel quote, like when you 0:15:00.985 --> 0:15:02.505 look in the mirror and then take one thing off. 0:15:02.665 --> 0:15:04.305 So I think it was her, but I think they're like, 0:15:04.305 --> 0:15:05.905 look in the mirror and then add three more things 0:15:05.905 --> 0:15:08.905 and then go, which I just think is fabulous. But 0:15:08.945 --> 0:15:11.785 it's also about I think, giving yourself permission as a 0:15:11.825 --> 0:15:14.945 regular person to wear what you want to wear and 0:15:15.025 --> 0:15:17.625 not worrying if things like match or go you know, 0:15:17.865 --> 0:15:22.945 or you know if it's technically are pulled together outfit 0:15:22.985 --> 0:15:24.185 because somehow it just works. 0:15:24.265 --> 0:15:24.945 Yeah, totally. 0:15:25.345 --> 0:15:29.545 So yeah, i'd say the layering, accessories, different fabrics, so 0:15:29.865 --> 0:15:32.865 lots of Poko dots and I'm talking lots, even on 0:15:32.905 --> 0:15:35.305 the runway. There is so much like you think a 0:15:35.385 --> 0:15:36.065 trend's gone. 0:15:36.425 --> 0:15:38.985 I've just started, like because obviously spring summer's dropping here 0:15:39.305 --> 0:15:40.665 and actually i want you to join me for a 0:15:40.705 --> 0:15:43.185 Spring Summer trend episode in a few weeks please, because 0:15:43.225 --> 0:15:46.425 I've started to see polka dots everywhere here, so it's 0:15:46.425 --> 0:15:48.865 obviously started overseas and still going. Yeah. 0:15:49.105 --> 0:15:51.465 It's one of those things like we'd always say, if 0:15:51.545 --> 0:15:55.905 it sticks and sells, it stays. Yeah, so if they're selling, they're. 0:15:55.705 --> 0:15:56.865 Going to keep it making it. 0:15:56.985 --> 0:15:57.225 Yeah. 0:15:57.265 --> 0:15:59.225 I literally just did a wardrobe clean out and I'm 0:15:59.225 --> 0:16:01.185 so glad because I've got a really cute Poka dot dress. 0:16:01.185 --> 0:16:02.745 But I was like, eh, so it's in the maybe pile. 0:16:02.785 --> 0:16:05.265 It hasn't gone yet, And now after seeing all these pics, 0:16:05.305 --> 0:16:06.665 I'm like, hang on, I'm going to get her out 0:16:06.665 --> 0:16:09.185 and wear her with jeans and a dog bag or something. 0:16:09.225 --> 0:16:09.585 I don't know. 0:16:10.545 --> 0:16:13.825 Speaking of dog bag, there was a new talent show 0:16:13.945 --> 0:16:16.665 on the second day. Her name was Anne Sophie Madson, 0:16:17.105 --> 0:16:19.905 so new talent. Everyone was watching to see what she'd 0:16:19.945 --> 0:16:21.785 come out with and produce, and a lot of her 0:16:21.785 --> 0:16:25.185 looks were really beautiful and simple, classic silhouettes. But she 0:16:25.305 --> 0:16:29.065 came up with these crazy metallic rat bags and I 0:16:29.145 --> 0:16:32.905 quite like the play on words there, rat bag yeah yeah, 0:16:33.585 --> 0:16:37.305 but these huge rats, like they looked like toy rats. 0:16:37.385 --> 0:16:39.585 Yeah, and everyone was walking down the runway with them, 0:16:39.945 --> 0:16:42.025 and it's clever, it's crazy. 0:16:42.065 --> 0:16:43.425 I think it was one of those things like to 0:16:43.465 --> 0:16:47.105 get eyeballs being new talent, but also it signifies where 0:16:47.105 --> 0:16:49.305 we're going with sort of sculptural accessories. 0:16:49.385 --> 0:16:51.705 Yeah, and playfulness and I think and not taking everything 0:16:51.785 --> 0:16:53.785 so seriously. I mean, I think the everyday person is 0:16:53.825 --> 0:16:55.625 not going to invest in a handbag that's the shape 0:16:55.625 --> 0:16:58.225 of an animal. But I think it just is nice 0:16:58.225 --> 0:17:00.785 to see something that's a little bit not too serious, 0:17:00.985 --> 0:17:02.385 so true, you know, it's fun. 0:17:02.745 --> 0:17:03.025 Yeah. 0:17:03.105 --> 0:17:04.905 I mean I just started follow against Democrat and they 0:17:04.905 --> 0:17:07.345 have this really cool it's like metal but quite large 0:17:08.065 --> 0:17:10.545 fish clutch and it looks like a fish and you 0:17:10.585 --> 0:17:12.105 open it up and I was like, I love that 0:17:12.585 --> 0:17:14.905 and it's so weird and I would never purchase it 0:17:15.105 --> 0:17:18.705 because of cost perware, but we're getting some personality back totally. 0:17:18.785 --> 0:17:23.705 Yeah, okay, yes, so polka dots, tartan, lots of checks, checks, 0:17:23.785 --> 0:17:28.385 lots of checks, and head pieces so again this sounds 0:17:28.585 --> 0:17:31.745 head scarves, but hats as well. 0:17:32.145 --> 0:17:36.905 And like like I've seen these like beanie hand crochet. 0:17:36.945 --> 0:17:38.945 There was a lot of when I say, grandma vibes, 0:17:38.985 --> 0:17:44.185 but it feels like that kind of old school handmade knitted. 0:17:44.745 --> 0:17:45.465 There was a lot of that. 0:17:45.665 --> 0:17:48.825 Yeah, So kettle Attilia. It was all like dresses made 0:17:48.825 --> 0:17:52.225 out of essentially doilies. It was these beautiful summer dresses 0:17:52.745 --> 0:17:55.745 that looked yeah, made out of doilies, but it was gorgeous. 0:17:55.385 --> 0:17:56.465 It really elegant. 0:17:56.705 --> 0:18:01.105 Yeah, and almost combined like vintage and sex of fhel Yeah. 0:18:01.265 --> 0:18:01.665 I love it. 0:18:01.705 --> 0:18:03.145 And like you say, that's a clash of like that 0:18:03.225 --> 0:18:06.905 masculine and feminine all pretty. I love it. So, Lucinda, 0:18:06.945 --> 0:18:08.465 we're gonna flick through some pictures. 0:18:08.465 --> 0:18:08.625 Now. 0:18:08.665 --> 0:18:10.825 We're gonna put a carousel up on Instagram so you 0:18:10.865 --> 0:18:12.545 can have a play at home and look at the 0:18:12.545 --> 0:18:14.745 imagees we're talking about. We've picked out some street style 0:18:14.785 --> 0:18:17.745 looks and stay sect them. What the trends are what 0:18:17.785 --> 0:18:20.705 we think of them. Would we wear the So Tartan 0:18:21.105 --> 0:18:23.785 was huge, and lots of Tartan, lots. 0:18:23.545 --> 0:18:26.185 Of Tartan in different styles as well. So the picture 0:18:26.185 --> 0:18:29.105 we're looking out, she's wearing a skirt, like a mini skirt, 0:18:29.105 --> 0:18:32.345 which has this massive bow dropping down right to the ankle. 0:18:32.665 --> 0:18:36.825 I should do a side note. Bows were everywhere as well, Yes, Carol, addition, 0:18:37.065 --> 0:18:39.065