My earrings are from Flock Curiousity Assembly (no longer available but the same style in a different colourway are available here) and I just love everything about them – they are big, fabulous and oh so 80s. In fact, they are awesome and fast turning into my go to dressy boot. I’m wearing Julietta knit dress from Boden ($138.60 on sale but in very limited sizes), Sprint Circle snood from Mimco (detailed above), Ambra tights from Myer, Gex Tan Ankle Boot by Django & Juliette,* $229.95 from Style Tread which were quite firm to begin with but now I’ve worn them in, they’re are fine. The first outfit I wore to an intimate birthday dinner on Saturday night. It’s a wool/acrylic blend with a loose knit but it’s warm and fabulous and does it’s job nicely. It’s sold out now in this colour, but it’s still available in black at full price ($99.95). In both of the outfits I’m wearing a gorgeous mustard Sprint Circle snood from Mimco which I picked up on sale recently. In fact, I nearly renamed this post Everyday Style at Snood Central! With temperatures that seriously threaten to dent a girl’s style (a thermal onesie dress code would be welcome right about now), I managed to put together a couple of outfits for cold nights out that feature one of my favourite Winter must haves – the snood.Īs I said recently in this post, snoods have been on high rotation in my Winter wardrobe in a big way). It was 8 degrees for most of the day, with the day’s maximum peaking at 10 degrees at 10pm. Cold times and then some! Last Saturday, for example, was absolutely freezing. While I’m always up for a celebration, working out what to wear and contending with the weather has been a bit of a challenge because it’s been freaking cold around here of late.

Three girlfriends have turned 40, so there have been parties, arvo teas and outings a plenty.

I’ve been lucky enough to be invited to some fun celebrations of late.

How to wear a snood