Black and white t-shirts are bonafide wardrobe essentials and I own way too many to count. One time I left a friend quite bemused because I insisted on changing from one style of white t-shirt to another before leaving the house (it made all the difference, trust me). I can’t stop buying basic t-shirts and
Kester Black recently launched Part 2 of their 2015 nail polish colour collection. The colours in this collection are bold and bright, and perfect for pulling off a statement manicure. They include a berry pink Sorbet, a deep purple Sugarplum, a vibrant peachy-orange Coral, and royal blue Monarch. Now, I haven’t worn blue nail polish since
Kester Black have been killing it with their collaborations lately. You may remember that when they launched their soap range last year they teamed up with Australian artist Dawn Tan to design their packaging. For their second soap range Kester Black enlisted one of my favourite Aussie creatives, Beci Orpin. While these photos show how good the
Earlier this year Kester Black released Part 1 of their annual colour collection. To showcase their new nail polish shades, Kester Black enlisted the talent of Copenhagen spatial designer and visual artist Anny Wang to create a series of mesmerising images. These images have been sitting in my e-mail inbox for some time and I
It’s already been established that I really, really like Kester Black stuff. When they offered to send me a bottle of their new water based nail polish remover I jumped at the chance to try it out. Nail polish remover is basically a necessary evil but Kester Black has flipped that notion on its head