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MSFW 2012 Series 1

Stellar start to the MSFW Designer Series that left me almost squealing with excitement! "Thank the fashion God for Spring 2012" I tweeted, as look after look graced the catwalk. Ellery stole my heart with their silky Palazzo's, Christine had the colour popping prints, and those gorgeous exposed metal zippers on Maticevski... finally a full season that speaks to me in volumes
Snapped front row below is some of my favourites, the gorgeous writings of Sarah aka StyleMelbourne, Phoebe The Lady Melbourne, Micah & Jesse of RAWW, Jess reflects What Would Karl do, new meet Leeyong, echo enthusiast and writer (so nice meeting you!)
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Another Runway, another night to show off my current Spring collection. I love this wool jersey blend short suit, with the Swarovski beaded onto the one sleeve cuff / Silk Print Shell top, also my current SS12/13 / Dhalia wooden wedge / H&M accessories
Dani is wearing Tigerlilly Dress / Karen Walker Handbag / Midas Heels
If your interested in any of my current Spring collection seen throughout the blog, you can email me for Made to Order here: radacampbell@gmail.com

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