A Long Way From Home
- Words by Peppermint
Ahh, did we mention how much we love Fabled and True? (We did actually, back in Issue 8, but there’s no harm in reminding you). Handcrafted from recycled and vintage fabrics right here in Brisbane, designer Jaye Wolfe brings the whimsy of fairytales and picnics and endless springtime to life in her irresistibly girly creations. We’re loving this latest shoot ‘A Long Way From Home’ by photographer Beth Lane, with sweet floral hairpieces by Blossom. Makes us just want to lie in the grass all day, weaving daisy chains and dreaming of childhoods forgotten… View more of the lovely shoot below.
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