Regular readers will know that I’m already a convert to the matching-prints camp.

This matching top and pants combo is like the perfect jumpsuit (only a whole lot easier for toilet breaks). And you can get so much extra milage wearing them as separates as well.

It just makes good fashion-sense*, yes?

*Stop laughing, ‘fashion-sense’ is not an oxymoron.

Fleur Wood ‘Mystic’ blouse, $175
Fleur Wood ‘Mystic’ pant, $225

Styling: Inez Garcia
Photography: Zachary Handley
Hair and Makeup: Kimberley Forbes
Model: India Farrell

At the risk of sounding really old – why are all the kids wearing animal costumes? When did this happen? All of a sudden there are packs (flocks? gaggles?) of highly flammable, saggy-bottomed wildlife wandering loose.

But one animal onesie I can fully endorse however is Zimmermann’s leopard print jumpsuit. It’s the ultimate cocktail dress (only of course better because you get to wear pants).

Zimmermann ‘Honour’ leopard jumpsuit, $650

Styling: Inez Garcia
Photography: Zachary Handley
Hair and Makeup: Kimberley Forbes
Model: India Farrell

Don’t say anything… I don’t want to jinx it.. but it’s almost the weekend (and there has been talk of sunshine!)

YB J’aime Garden Floral Karen dress, $270

Styling: Inez Garcia
Photography: Zachary Handley
Hair and Makeup: Kimberley Forbes
Model: India Farrell

Prints are everywhere – graphic, floral, retro, animal.

My favourite however would have to be the digital print. It’s like having a brand new box of crayons. This technology means designer can now incorporate virtually any artwork or image into their collections. Some of my favourites can be found at Mary Katrantzou and Peter Pilotto.

And so it was armed with this love that I styled todays fashion shoot, featuring some pieces from Ruby Sees Alls’s awesome acid print series.

Ruby Sees All shirt, $119
Ruby Sees All shorts, $55
Mania Mania bracelet, $240

Styling: Inez Garcia
Photography: Justin Ridler
Hair and Makeup: Kimberley Forbes
Model: Laura Jade