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The other things that makes the sport luxe trend for me is the shoes – whack a pair of trainers on with practically anything and you’ve got “sport luxe”. Trainers = the sport part Everything else you’re wearing = the luxe part Now you’ll usually see my rocking the white trainers on a almost-daily basis, but when I got the chance to try these gorgeous “Bella” trainers from Ziera Shoes, my mind immediately went to this trend. The cool combo of black suede, black leather and white sole screams sport luxe, but also gave me an excuse to really have a play with my existing wardrobe and see how I could create some cool sport luxe looks with what I already have. The shoes often make the outfit for me, so having a comfortable, funky pair of trainers is the starting point for any sport luxe look.

Zara headscarf (last season) | Moolk Clothing “Mia” dress (nursing friendly) $79 | Kmart slides (still in store) I wear my headscarves quite a bit when I just want my outfit to feel a little extra, a little more standout than usual. I just love the way a little addition like this can add another level to your look, and for me it just gives me that extra boost of confidence, especially if I’m heading into an important meeting or want to really play the “stylist and I usually just make sure there are similar colours when I’m clashing prints together (like the floral pink headscarf and the galah print dress).

So I thought but getting a bunch of lovely readers together of different ages, stages, shapes and heights but all a size 12, I could show you how the same garment can look amazing on a bunch of different bodies. The belt has given her amazing shape, and the ruffle on the bottom of the dress has actually given her body some balance, so in her mind, taken away the “upside down triangle” look. EziBuy Emerge Linen Ruffle Sleeve Dress is petal in a size 12 $89.99 Being a new mumma to gorgeous Toby, Rachel was worried about mummy tummy when the dress was tied. We also tied the tie higher up that Rachel expected, on her natural waist, which just helps to make her legs look longer, plus the shortened length of being tied, meant that the dress looked great with flats this way too.

Especially if I’ve got a 10 month old on my hip, and trying to negotiate stairs with the 2 year old. But what are our options, besides the old ballet flats (which, let’s be honest, usually don’t offer much support! ). Not only are they easy to slip on, they come with Ziera’s custom Comfort Plus Footbed (to really support your feet when you’re on them all day) plus removable and interchangeable forepart inserts that you can slip in and out to adjust the fit of the shoe. EXPERT STYLE TIP: if you’re wearing flat shoes with your jeans and it feels a bit frumpy, try rolling or cuffing your jeans up just a little to expose your ankle – yes, even if you are shorter!