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SPECTRES AND WRAITHS
Garth Cook’s vision for this winter is a little chilling. His AW11 range, Spectres, has a sinister, ghoulishly fun undertone. It’s all about bold lines and understated simplicity, a beguiling charm that draws you in. Highlight would have to be the Wraith Fur Dress (shown here) and Wraith Fur Jumper. These faux fur pieces come with cutaway details and are both fully lined in silk satin. This is luxe without the social conscience, an indulgence in a look that is ecologically sound. And, it’s sure to garner comments no matter where you go. Garth Cook is available from Zara Bryson and online at Maximillia, www.maximillia.com. For more information on Garth Cook visit http://garthcook.blogspot.com

BUNNY GOT NAILED
The winter fun continues over at Merge Clothing in Subiaco with the latest drop of Fairground knits. This UK label does knits as they should be done – big, chunky and crammed with fun. OK, so these may be pieces that you buy now and pull out in two months time, but who knows when you could be heading down south for a much needed getaway or even over east, both of which are MUCH cooler than here now. Bunny Got Nailed has the cute chunky knit bunny knit hood ($199) while the large oversize knit ($250) is perfect for late nights in the city or at the beach. Merge Clothing is located at Shop 9 at The Collanade. www.mergeclothing.com.au

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