When it comes to hair trends, I'm over the high-maintenance styles. While I'm all for styling my hair with a hot brush for a bouncy blowout or creating waves with a curling wand, I'm really all about lower-fuss hair this summer. Because let's be real for a second. Sometimes, styling your hair can feel like a total chore. Thankfully, the undone bob—which has been a reigning hair trend of recent years, but is now making its 2025 debut on countless celebrities, from Gracie Abrams to Kendall Jenner—is one of summer's biggest bob hair trends, and it is virtually effortless.

What Is the Undone Bob?

The undone bob is all about embracing your natural hair texture and not doing too much. Think a soft bend in the hair, piecey waves and enhancing natural curls. This is a cool, understated hair mood that whispers coolness without trying too hard. The beauty of the undone bob, aside from needing minimal styling, is that it transcends all other short hair trends. Bouncy bobs and razor-cut bob silhouettes have been dominating for a while, so the undone bob feels like a timeless palette-cleanser. Plus, as the weather heats up, who wants to set foot near a hair dryer or hair straightener? This kind of look lends itself well to air-drying the hair, too, to enhance your natural texture.

Ready to embrace the undone bob? Scroll ahead for all the styling inspo and products to help you enter your low-maintenance hair era.

Undone Bob Inspiration

The slightly dishevelled, choppy texture paired with the lengths tucked behind the ear is what gives Gracie Abram's bob cool-girl appeal.

A bob with a curtain fringe is a timeless classic. Laura Harrier's hair has subtly flicked ends that give her bob shape without looking too "done".

Make like Gigi Hadid and style your blunt bob with soft waves for a beachy look.

This version of Hailey Bieber's undone bob still lives rent-free in my mind. It might be a regular straight bob, but note the subtle movement that gives it that undone vibe.

All hair textures can get in on the undone bob action by using products to enhance curls, coils or lengths.

Kendall Jenner's preppy, collegiate bob has a subtle flick at the end which keeps the silhouette interesting without looking too polished.

Rochelle Humes' off-duty bob remains laid-back yet cool, with subtle movement through the lengths.

Ariana Greenblatt has been wearing her bob with gentle, soft curls that look (almost) effortless.

Best Products for an Undone Bob

Facts are facts, Australia—we have one of the highest rates of melanoma in the world. The third most common cancer diagnosed in Australian women, it kills more young people in our country than any other single cancer. Worryingly, though survival has improved, rates of diagnosis are rising.

As members of a generation who grew up hearing ‘80s sun safety icon Sid the Seagull preach a message that captured the changing zeitgeist of the time—Slip, Slop, Slap—we’re committed to ending this deadly disease. Our goal is to encourage you to take the steps necessary to help prevent the 95% of melanomas caused by the sun. We’re talking: Daily application and reapplication of broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing hats, sunglasses and cover-ups, finding shade during peak sun intensity hours, having regular specialist skin checks, and knowing how to stay alert to changes in your body.

It’s estimated that one person dies every five hours from melanoma in Australia, and that’s not okay. The moment to #CallTimeOnMelanoma has arrived, and we’re blowing the end of game whistle.

Do you, like most of Australia, spend the majority of your weekends either at the beach, or by the pool? If you answer yes. Keep reading. We’ve always been told to wear sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses in summer to protect our skin, but what you should also also be wearing, is clothing made with either SPF, or UPF.

Brands have been adding SPF (Sun Protection Barrier) or UPF (Ultra-Violet Protection Barrier) to their collections over the last few years and as Australians, these are the most important pieces we could own. Swimwear and activewear are the most popular markets for SPF and UPF clothing, with labels like Matteau and The Upside incorporating the technology into some of its pieces.

Whether you’re going for a run, a high-intensity work out, or simply lazing by the water this season, wearing sunscreen, a hat and clothing with an SPF or UPF barrier is essential to protect you from the sun’s harmful rays and keep your skin in top shape.

Keep reading to shop the best SPF and UPF pieces from Matteau to add to your summer wardrobe.

Opening Image: Lucy Williams

Related: If You Live in Australia, You Should Own This Swimsuit

As we race towards the most wonderful time of the year, we're celebrating the art of Christmas gifting. While receiving is always fun, there's nothing quite like the feeling of finding the perfect gift for someone you love, even if you've had a little help along the way.

As we tackle the worldwide issue of consumption and landfill, we're encouraging our readers to practice some more mindful shopping, by communicating with your loved ones about presents and gifts. Some might say the best course of action is to shun the tradition of gifting all together, but we still love the idea of wrapping up something special for a loved one.

We asked Sara Crampton of The UNDONE and Harper & Harley to share her method of gifting, and whether it's rude or inappropriate to share a wishlist with loved ones. "I’m a big believer in openly communicating with your loved ones about presents and gift giving over the holiday period. Talk about budgets, what you need and also what you just purely want, and share your wishlists with one another. The worst thing possible is for someone to buy something that will not be used. It is bad for the receiver (they are left with something that they don’t want), it's bad for the gift giver (they’ve wasted their money) and it's bad for the environment. I hate waste and I hate mass consumption. Wishlists are perfect as you can curate an edit of all the things you want or need and then it's up to the gift giver to choose which one they would like to give you. There is still an element of surprise, and eliminates any disappointment or waste." 

And we completely agree! Below, Sara's shared her wishlist (hint-hint to her family reading!) and we have to say, every piece is worth adding to our own.

SHOP SARA'S WISHLIST

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It’s no secret that the fashion industry isn’t particularly eco-friendly. As the world’s second largest polluter after only oil and gas, it’s easy to imagine how fashion emits harmful greenhouse gases in its production and leads to waste piling up in landfills, yet there’s another equally pressing issue at hand when considering the industry as it stands—and it’s one that hits close to home.

If you live in a coastal city, or have even spent a holiday by the beach, you likely have experienced the allure of the ocean. Vast, beautiful, and teeming with at least 750,000 marine species, the ocean covers over 70 percent of our planet—yet despite knowing this, we continue to harm and pollute it at an alarming rate. And fashion is only contributing to the problem.

While most consumers understand that fast fashion is partly to blame for this pollution, what’s less obvious are the effects that have a slow-burn consequence. While it’s easy to see a piece of trash floating in the water, it’s not so easy to see the second-hand impacts of practices such as unsustainable farming.

In fact, we’re willing to bet that you may not have even known that some of your favourite clothes are made with fabric that is doing a hefty amount of damage to our oceans: Cotton. Given its popularity, it would be fair to assume that cotton is relatively easy to farm, however, this is far from true. Despite the fact everything from your favourite T-shirt to your mum jeans (yes, denim is 100 percent cotton) continues to be one of the industry’s leading textiles. In fact, cotton currently contributes “24% of the world’s insecticides, and is extremely water-intensive — yet it’s used in about two-thirds of all clothing“ the founder of the sustainable clothing brand Reformation, Yael Aflalo, notes.

But what exactly is the problem with cotton—and what can we do about it? While production and waste definitely plays a part, “cotton’s environmental impact lies in two areas : Water use and agro-chemicals”, The Huffington Post reports. And while these problems may at first sound minimal, both have a direct effect on the ocean and the marine life within it. While all of this is very depressing (to say the least), don’t let the facts leave you feeling helpless; taking a step in the right direction is as easy as shopping more consciously.

With the negative impacts of cotton in mind, a simple way to reduce your personal impact is by making easy swaps where you can. When shopping, read the labels of the clothes that you’re trying on and aim to opt for more eco-friendly materials. One example— that is also conveniently very on-trend right now—is linen. Buying a linen tee instead of cotton, for example, means that 194 less gallons of water are being used to produce your favourite staple item. By shopping better alternatives and sustainably-made clothing, we all have the opportunity to vote with our dollar and start inciting change in the industry today. And if you’re looking for somewhere to start, never fear. Below we’ve rounded up some of our favourite linen pieces this season to get you considering just how stylish helping our oceans can really be. And while the weather is far from linen-friendly at the moment, styling with a few layers and leather boots will keep you warm and equally fashion-forward. 

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See? Caring for the environment can be simple and stylish.

Related: Shop These 8 Sustainable Australian Brands to Help Reclaim Our Future

You’ve heard it referenced to time and time again, but what really is a capsule wardrobe? Put simply, a capsule wardrobe is one that is edited down to the essential pieces... a curated closet, if you will.

Ideally, every item in a capsule wardrobe should work well with the others, meaning that even though your closet may be more condensed, the outfit possibilities are basically endless. In theory, a capsule wardrobe could withstand the test of time, as it's built from classic essentials. Talk about mindful shopping... 

So how does one begin to build a capsule wardrobe? It’s a fair question, and the task can seem like a daunting one. Our advice: Don’t worry about suddenly creating a capsule wardrobe all at once. Just start by shopping consciously, with your capsule wardrobe in mind, and over time your closet will evolve.

Rather than getting rid of everything you already own and spending heaps on 'he essentials, start by paring down your closet to things you really love and wear over and over again. Once you’ve got a good idea of what your go-tos are (and have a little more room in your closet), you can start shopping pieces that will work well with your existing favourites.

Instead of getting hung up on trends, try to focus on more timeless pieces. While trends come and go, things like the perfect jeans or cashmere sweater are forever. Sure, this may initially mean spending a little more money on high-quality garments, but once your capsule wardrobe starts to come together, you’ll likely end up saving money by avoiding fast fashion trends altogether.

It’s important to note, though, that it doesn't need to be either the symphony or silence. Building a capsule wardrobe doesn’t need to be expensive. And it doesn’t need to happen overnight.

It's important to keep your budget in mind, and shop for items that you really think will contribute to your wardrobe for years to come. It may seem like a lot to think about right now, but never fear. To make building your capsule wardrobe a little easier, we’ve found the best sites to shop for the types of essentials you should start considering. Read on to discover the best brands to check out, and you'll already be halfway there.  

Modern Citizen

According to its website, Modern Citizen’s goal is to “empower the modern woman by making refined style truly accessible.” And it definitely lives up to this. To make your life even easier, the site categorises clothing into sections like “work” and “weekend” to make your capsule shopping a breeze.

The site also sells home-wares, in case you’re trying to extend your chic aesthetic beyond just your wardrobe. Did we mention that everything is shockingly affordable?

Oak + Fort

Oak + Fort began in 2010 with an idea that fashion should be "uncomplicated and thoughtfully designed". Luckily for us, these two features make the brand perfect for starting to build a capsule wardrobe. With an extensive selection of classic pieces, there is something for everyone, no matter how daring or simple your style may be. Even the more out there pieces on the site stick to simple colour palettes, meaning that these pieces would likely pair well with your pre-existing favourites.

Assembly Label

Australian brand Assembly Label is built around the idea of functional coastal living. Prioritising "relentless quality and refined simplicity over adornment", Assembly’s essentials will withstand the tests of time. We guarantee that no matter what trends come and go over the years, you’ll want to hold on to Assembly's staples for years to come.

The Undone

To avoid feeling boring, it’s important that your capsule wardrobe contains a few special pieces which really speak to your personal style. One of our favourite sites for these splurge pieces? The Undone. Sticking to a relatively neutral colour palette (ideal when curating your capsule), The Undone is amazing source for those investment pieces that will really define your style for years to come.

Everlane

Famously known for its affordable cashmere, Everlane’s ethical approach means that the brand’s staples are made to last and sold at a fair price. In addition, Everlane discloses the trust cost of all of its products to encourage shoppers to be aware of the practises that go into to producing their garments.

Grana

"Dedicated to creating luxury-quality essentials that you want to wear again and again," Grana is the perfect place to start stocking up for your capsule wardrobe. Hoping that you’ll wear the clothes for a good time and a long time, the brand uses high-quality fabrics that are made to last.

Oh, and by the way, they have free shipping over $100.

Everyone's idea of the "going out" top has inevitably evolved over time. Styles we once thought had us looking our best for that girl's night out, now seem lackluster. Luckily, Sara Donaldson (of our INF / Network) has a touch of mid-week inspiration for us, and there's still time to shop before the weekend hits.

Donaldson clearly loves an oversized and asymmetrical one-shoulder top, as proven by the look's repeat appearances on her Instagram feed. From weekdays to the weekends, we think this style of "going out" top is a clear winner seven days a week. 

Keep scrolling for inspiration and snap up the oversized styles from Christopher Esber and Dion Lee (as curated by Donaldson), available at The UNDONE. 

Related: The 7 Sandal Styles Redefining Our Look This Spring

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Twenty years on from the death of Princess Diana, we're still in awe of her. She didn't only have incredible personal style, but the grace, elegance, and character to pull it off. But while there's so many iconic outfits that continue to be an inspiration, there's one in particular that's still 100 percent relevant: The Revenge Dress.

While Diana had originally thought the black off-the-shoulder, fitted dress by Greek designer Christina Stambolian was "too daring", it would work to her advantage on that particular evening in 1994 when she wore it to a Vanity Fair event. As noted in an article on POPSUGAR Australia, "Diana knew that on the same night as the event, her estranged husband Prince Charles would officially confess to his adulterous relationship with Camilla Parker-Bowles in a televised documentary about his life and work." Her former stylist Anna Harvey commented, "She wanted to look a million dollars. And she did."

Fast-forward to today and the LBD as a sexy statement outfit is as relevant as ever. For the 2017 update, we're thinking of playing up the sheer or naked trend with an asymmetrical feature for difference. Pairing the dress with classic pumps and timeless accessories is the foolproof way to keep the look elegant.

Keep scrolling to shop our updated 2017 pick, then click here to read the full story behind the revenge dress.

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Related: Tiffany & Co. Shows How Jewellery Can Be an Expression of Self

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If the thought of wearing yet another floral dress to an upcoming spring wedding is just not winning you over, you may need a spark of fresh inspiration. Finding the right spot between being the best dressed (save that for the bride) and being lost in the crowd is the goal for any wedding guest, and the trick is to go for something a little eye-catching. Try a unique print, a statement accessory, or a beautiful classic piece that's styled well.

For a coastal locale, you can't go past the our five editor-approved go-to brands for flattering and lightweight options. And for a weddings located in areas where the evening temperatures might drop, we've also found stunning sleeved options that will take you from the ceremony to the dancefloor effortlessly, all while outfit repeating for the next event planned in the calendar. (Yep, they're really that good.)

So, if you're ready to set aside your usual wedding look, we've got four fresh outfit ideas to spark some inspiration for the next nuptials you need to attend.

Keep scrolling to see the outfits in action and to shop similar pieces.

Mismatched set: For something you know you'll be the only wearing, slip into a mismatching two-piece outfit. Keep an element in common, such as a frill detail in the outfit above, and wear heels in a neutral tone. 

Shop similar: Finders Borderlines Top ($160), C/MEO Collective Everlasting Skirt ($150).

Black silk: A luxurious choice is a head-to-toe silk outfit. Don't be afraid to go with black, and dress it up with a standout clutch and high heels. Classic and timeless. 

Shop similar: Matin Silk Blouse With Wide Cuff ($380), Christopher Esber Dune Bias Trouser ($790).

Matching top and skirt: Best suited to a casual outdoor wedding, a top and skirt in an interesting fabric dressed up with beautiful fine jewellery will win compliments on the day.

Shop similar: We Are Kindred Ines Lace Top ($140), Kaila Suede Mini Skirt ($265).

Polka dot print: Instead of florals for spring, polka dots are a feminine and pretty choice. Styling this is easy, just pair your dress with standout white heels and go retro with a bold lip.

Shop similar: Zimmermann Folly Kimono Dress ($795), Paul Andrew Imari Leather Slingback Pumps ($1291).

When it comes to finding the prettiest dress suitable for a beach wedding, you can always count on a few Australian and international labels to deliver the goods. Living in the beautiful, sunny country that we do, weddings that are held on the beach or within viewing distance of the ocean are hugely popular, meaning finding a dress suitable for a coastal locale will be an investment.

Whether your personal style is minimalist and monochrome, ultra-feminine, or if you just prefer to opt for flattering neutral basics, we've got our go-to bookmarks that we'd like to share with you to help your wedding season search. These labels and designers are not just plucked out randomly, these are the trusted brands our editors shop time and time again for the special pieces that we want to be photographed in (time and time again).

For ease of comfort, go for lighter fabrics, and don't be afraid to pair your dress with beautiful flats despite the formal occasion. Let your dress and accessories do the talking, and less is definitely more.

Keep scrolling to find out the best places to find pretty dresses suitable for a beach wedding.

The UNDONE

If you're ready to splurge on a beautiful minimal staple, The UNDONE is your best bet. You also can trust that Sara Donaldson has personally curated the selection on the online store, stocking a range of quality brands and designers, such as Dion Lee, Christopher Esber, KitX, and Ellery. 

Zimmermann

This Australian icon doesn't need much of an introduction. You can guarantee everyone will be complimenting you on your Zimmermann dress for years to come, and you'll find any excuse to re-wear it for any upcoming event. This is your go-to designer if you like romantic and absolutely stand-out pieces.

Christy Dawn

For a more casual take and your go-to for affordable pieces, Christy Dawn stocks basic and femimine dresses that are flattering for a range of body types. You'll find printed wrap dresses and cotton summer dresses in a range of neutral colours. Although they are simple, they are easily dressed up with beautiful accessories.

Fashion Bunker

Fashion Bunker is where you'll find reasonably priced pieces from excellent brands, such as C/MEO Collective, Finders Keepers, and Keepsake. Don't be fooled by the affordability, you're sure to find dresses are all made from quality fabrics. If you're a lover of unique prints and clean-cut designs, bookmark Fashion Bunker in your favourites tab. You won't regret it.

Shona Joy

If you're after delicate fabrics and well-designed dresses, Shona Joy will be your favourite place to shop. That's not to say the pieces aren't affordable either, and you'll find you can wear these pieces again and again as they are so unique. It's hard not to want to continually refresh the site's new arrivals section.

Opening images: Getty and We The People Style

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It's that exciting month of the year when Aussie retailers are heading into end of financial year sales. While it doesn't take much for our editors to fill shopping carts online and as if we need another reason to shop, The UNDONE has just kicked off its mid-year sale and we're all onboard. The online boutique is one of our favourites. Reason being? It's full of curated local and international designers with stylish takes on the classics— think blazers, slip dresses, midi skirts, and denim. Goodbye money, but hello fresh wardrobe pieces.

We reached out to co-founder of The UNDONE, Sara Donaldson, to find out her best advice on shopping at this time of year. "Sales are the perfect time to snap up those wardrobe essential pieces at a fraction of the price," she says. "But avoid the trends and zone in on the classic, well-made items, with elevated detailing." As the chilly (and rainy) season kicks in, we'll definitely be purchasing quality basics to add to our wardrobe to wear under our big coats.

Keep scrolling to find out what else we're adding to cart.

Opening Image: Harper and Harley 

Related: The Best Mid-Year Sales are Here to Warm You Right Up

The only cure to being back behind a desk after a four-day long weekend is a spot of online shopping. One of our fashion hobbies is scrolling through our regular shopping sites at the start of each week, and bookmarking what we're coming back to buy on pay day. 

This week, we spotted so many amazing finds, we had to share them with you. From a one-shoulder ruffled sleeve top from Sheike (you won't believe the price), to a black Ellery skirt we can picture wearing every day of the week, you won't be able to stop yourself.

Click through to shop the seven pieces everyone will be talking about this week.

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How good is a long weekend? We're ready for three days of brunching and shopping, and there's only one outfit combo that springs to mind—an oversized shirt and wide leg pants. This relaxed outfit combo is perfect for casual days out, but still feels chic and elevated. 

We've already spotted Sara Crampton in the trend, and Talisa Sutton, Jaime Ridge and Ally May Carey are also showing us how it's done. 

The look is a subtle nod to pyjama dressing, and we're so on board. You can play with prints, or keep it simple with monochrome. The key to making it work? If you're wearing long pants, add a pair of heels to dress it up. If you're opting for cropped wide leg pants, show off a pair of statement loafers. It's that easy.

Click through to peep their outfits, and shop pieces so you're prepared for the long weekend.

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Welcome to autumn! The new season has arrived (and if you live in Sydney so has the rain), and I'm feeling nothing but anticipation. Summer is where my heart is, but my fashion brain loves the excitement that comes with planning a new season wardrobe and experimenting with new trends.

For March, I'm stepping outside the box a little with my shopping. I'm not heading to store for basics (been there, done that), but rather I looking for those under-the-radar pieces I wouldn't normally buy (like black mesh socks). The goal is to give myself one month of the year to diversify my wardrobe, and hopefully, I'll wear these pieces again and again.

Keep scrolling to shop the buys I'm adding to my wardrobe this month.

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Related: How Our Editor Is Preparing for the Change in Season

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Whatever feelings you have about summer coming to an end, the unfortunate reality is, we're about to swap shorts and sandals, for pants and boots. I fall in the 'summer' camp (give me a Sydney heatwave any day of the week), which is why I'm escaping the coldest month of winter and heading to Europe in August to get married (I know, #HumbleBrag). But that doesn't mean I don't get a little bit excited about layering up.

As fashion editor of Who What Wear Australia, it's pretty obvious I like clothes and accessories, and if you're reading this, my guess is you do, too. I get excited when my inbox starts filling up with new season arrivals, signalling the shift from summer to autumn, and I start to forward plan outfits in my head. They might not be shoulder-baring, or light and flowy, but the season change offers variety in the way we dress—and I'm all about variety.

With a change in season there comes a change in your style choices, too. There can even be four seasons in one day (hello, Melbourne!), so preparation is key. So what should you wear? The three-piece outfit formula. A jacket, top, and pants combo, so you can remove or add your jacket as required.

Click through to see seven outfit ideas, and shop key transeasonal pieces.

A patent coat will be your saviour when the rain comes.

Keep your look feeling summery with a crisp white shirt.

This low-key outfit is perfect for running errands on the weekend.

Casual Friday in the office? This three-piece look is your answer.

Add a bright bag to your daily 9-5 look.

When the weather is feeling extra chilly in the morning, add a necktie for warmth (and style).

What we're loving for autumn? Mixing hues, like magenta and burgundy. 

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You don't need us to tell you Christmas will be here in about three minutes, but what you do need us for, is to help curate your wish-lists and gifting. We've enlisted the help of Sara Donaldson, of Harper & Harley and The UNDONE, to share her ultimate Christmas guide. The pieces she'll be asking for, and gifting to her closest.

If you're a lover of classic, and minimal pieces, then all you need to do is send this link on to your family and friends. Unsure of what to buy for someone you're close to? These pieces are all so timeless, they'll suit girls of any style, taste, or age.

Ready to shop?

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Don’t ever let anyone tell you the internet isn’t an amazing place—because it is. It lets us speak to you, our dear readers, daily, it lets us shop without leaving the house, and most importantly, it delivers free advice—whenever you need it. From answering health questions (but be careful when turning to Dr. Google), to décor inspo, there’s a treasure trove of free info out there. What do we find most useful? The free styling advice.

You might not even realise you’re getting it, but it’s there—all your favourite (and the best) online stores are merchandised to show product the way you’d expect to see it IRL on a person, or in store in a window display. I’ve lost count of the amount of times I’ve been shopping for jeans, only to fall in love with the top or shoes the jeans have been paired with. It’s no coincidence retailers are choosing to style full outfits, rather than just showcase the item individually. With more and more online stores popping up (plus competing with bricks and mortar shops), it’s important to offer customers as much information as possible. (Also—shout out to the retailers who also have a ‘video’ view.)

Keep scrolling to discover our three favourite places for free styling advice.

THE UNDONE

The UNDONE makes simple, minimalist dressing look and feel exciting. 

net-a-porter

Net-a-Porter always puts together the most unexpected pairings, and styles every single piece, down to jewellery and sunglasses.

mercantile vintage

It can be tricky trying to work out how to style vintage pieces, but Mercantile Vintage's editorial-quality presentation, provides endless outfit ideas.

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If there's anything we can all agree on, it's that we all have that one woman (or women!) in our lives whose style we admire from afar. Pulling off that 'I barely tried' look, yet always looking polished and styled, comes effortlessly to some. For the rest of us, we have to work on it, but at Who What Wear Australia, we're always trying to make it that little bit easier.

Summer is around the corner, and it's easily the most social time of year. I'm getting organised by updating my Pinterest style board with summer street style outfit ideas, and what did I notice while on my pinning-spree? Stylish women all have a few things in common. They add little details that seem like NBD (an off-the-shoulder pull of a shirt, one dangly earring instead of two, long shirt sleeves left unbuttoned), or they follow outfit formulas that look chic all-year round.

Keep scrolling to take note of the three things women with perfect summer style always do.

Discover New Ways to Wear Old Classics

Chances are, you probably wear your button-up shirts the way they were intended. How do women with killer style wear them? Off-the-shoulder, of course. Dreaming up new ways to wear pieces you've owned forever, is the difference between knowing what's 'on trend', and having interesting style. If you can make the pieces in your wardrobe work differently, you'll always be the girl your friends aspire to be.

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Play With Proportions

Just because the weather is sweltering, doesn’t mean you need to wear next to nothing. Get strategic and play with proportions, cut outs, and fabrics. Sometimes my coolest, most comfortable outfits are the ones where I’m covered head-to-toe, but with the right fabric choice, I feel fashion-forward and cool (as in, temperature cool). Fashion girls know to look for voluminous in breathable fabrics like 100% cotton and linen.

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Related: #NoRegrets: How to Nail Your Summer Style

Find Ways to Make Denim Feel Fresh

What do women with perfect style always do? They have a pair of jeans on rotation no matter what the season. For winter it might be a pair of black skinny legs, for summer, a white-wash pair of jeans feels appropriate. No matter what the season calls for, way their looks stay interesting, is by mixing up how the denim is worn. For summer, wear yours with a T-shirt, boho blouse, or off-the-shoulder top. Three very different ways, to wear one wardrobe staple.

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As we head into the final month before summer, I'm using this opportunity to prepare my wardrobe before the heat sets in. The last thing you want to see is a text from friends saying: "Beach. Now." and you still feel utterly unprepared. Spring in Sydney has been mild, so I expect an extremely hot summer will be headed our way. I'll be adding lots of linen basics to stay cool, new swimsuits that can double as outerwear, and sunglasses, and a hat to be sun smart.

Australian designers do summer so well, so this month, I'm indulging my patriotic side and shopping only from local brands.

Keep scrolling for my favourite new-season finds.

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Whether you call yourself a minimalist or not, every wardrobe needs classic pieces you can wear day in day out, and reach for when you don't have time to think. We call it uniform dressing (which can apparently be good for your health). One of our favourite Australian retailers, The UNDONE, has the minimalist aesthetic refined to perfection.

Since the retail website launched a few months ago, it's become our go-to for giving our wardrobes an easy update. We love the way the products are styled on site, giving us endless inspiration on how to wear our latest purchase.

This week, our team is shopping for new spring jeans, the most perfect one piece swimsuit you'll ever see (thanks to Australian label Matteau Swim), and the Ellery shirt dreams are made of.

Click through to see our favourite new arrivals at The UNDONE, and shop the pieces every minimalist will want in her wardrobe. 

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Welcome to our New Website series, where twice a month we'll be featuring an e-retailer that we love and know our readers will too. Whether it's an old but under-the-radar favorite or a newly launched label, you'll want to report back to your friends with these finds (or maybe keep them to yourself)!

If you haven't stumbled upon The Undone on Instagram, you've probably found yourself on the account of its co-founder Sara Donaldson (the blogger behind Harper and Harley), likely coveting one of her many on-point outfits. At least we have, which is why two months ago, we, along with fashion girls everywhere, rejoiced at the news that she and her partner, Georgia Martin, were launching The Undone. 

The multibrand e-commerce shop based in Australia ships a roster of covetable brands all over the world. Elin Kling and the Olsen twins are women who perfectly embody their aesthetic, and the site is a treasure chest of statement-making pieces, all with minimalism at their core. To give you more of an in-depth look at what we love about the site, we recently chatted Martin, and she answered all of our pressing questions.

Scroll through to read the full interview, and then continue to shop our top picks from The Undone!

WHO WHAT WEAR: Can you give us a brief history of how, when, and why you launched your site? 

GEORGIA MARTIN: The Undone is a collaboration between Sara Donaldson from the blog Harper and Harley and myself. Sara and I have been friends for a long time, and actually met when we moved in together six years ago as complete strangers.

Over the years, we ended up working together and were constantly tossing out ideas of starting a new project. The Undone was staring us in the face: We have backgrounds in e-commerce, PR, styling, and branding, so it made sense. We launched two months ago, and it's been exciting to create something of our own that speaks to our strengths and aesthetics.

WWW: You describe your e-shop as an online store for the effortless minimalist—what does that mean to you? Are there any It girls who embody that look?

GM: It's women who dress with ease and look effortless but also are refined and cool. The women we feel perfectly embody the "effortless minimalist" idea are women like Emmanuelle Alt, Elin Kling, Ilona Hamer, Vanessa Traina, Columbine Smille, and The Olsens.

WWW: How does social media play into your business? 

GM: Social media plays a huge role in our business. We are an online store; we don't have a physical space, so our equivalent of "foot traffic" is social media, essentially. It's how lots of our customers first find and interact with our brand, and it's essential for keeping front of mind and giving them a fresh and more conversational way to engage and understand what The Undone is all about.

WWW: How has being based in Australia—which is not only far from the other fashion capitals but also has opposite seasons!—affected your aesthetic?

GM: I think the Australian aesthetic is very relaxed and cool. It's no-nonsense, which works for us. The Undone is all about elevated essentials and key refined pieces. In terms of seasonal relevance, while we are based in Australia, we have an international mind-set and ship internationally.

Also having a mix of local Australian designers and international designers allows us to offer a diverse range of pieces at any given time. It's a global and trans-seasonal approach that offers women a quality edit of pieces that will carry them through multiple seasons and occasions, not just one.

WWW: What are the biggest trends or specific pieces you're seeing your customers buying for fall? 

GM: The Undone isn't specifically trend driven, but if a trend comes up that we love and can see our customer interpreting, we will jump on it. We have been seeing a keen interest in classic pieces with a modern interpretation.

Currently that includes any denim piece with a unique detail, like the Rachel Comey Slim Legion and Trigger jeans. Also, there has been lots of support for the cropped-flare shape that's around this season. 

Another classic piece that has been selling very well is shirting. They are classic button-down collared shirts, but with a twist. Exaggerated sleeves from Anna Quan, an open back from Dion Lee, or corset details from Ellery have been really popular.

WWW: You carry a really eclectic and international roster of brands—how do you go about choosing which brands to sell?

GM: Each brand we stock both Sara and I really believe in. They are brands that we wear and love, and all have a unique aesthetic and mix of versatile and distinct pieces. When we are looking at a new brand, we firstly have to have that immediate reaction—we need to be excited by what we are seeing and feel they bring something uniquely strong to our roster of brands. We also want to have mix of brands that you may not be able to find everywhere else, and also those cult favorites that you can't go past because they create the best pieces. 

WWW: Are there any Australian brands our U.S. readers simply need to know about?

GM: We love supporting Australian brands, especially our emerging designers. For resort, we have two joining our roster that we are very excited to have on board. Firstly, Kacey Devlin. Her pieces don't use any fastening, so they are extremely unique in terms of silhouette and also fabrications, as it's a sustainable brand. The other is Elissa McGowan, a tightly curated offering of refined, beautiful pieces. Australia is also having a jewelry moment. Two brands, Natasha Schweitzer and Holly Ryan, are from Australian jewelers who hand-make each piece, and their designs are really unique.

WWW: What makes The Undone different from other e-retailers and brands?

GM: The Undone is different from many other retailers because we have a very refined and distinct aesthetic. We aren't trying to be everything to everyone. We aim to appeal to a certain woman who has her own minimalistic approach to style and prefers quality over quantity. We set out to make it easier for her to find the pieces she will love and that will make up her wardrobe's foundation.

Continue to shop our picks from The Undone:

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Opening Image: Collage Vintage

The journey towards our perfect capsule wardrobe will never end (we can’t go past an impulsive purchase), but Sara Donaldson of Harper & Harley and The UNDONE has the less-is-more approach mastered. We’ve been following her perfectly-curated style for quite some time, and her minimalist look is exactly what we want to be mimicking for spring as our blank canvas before we add the trend pieces like lucite heels and the potter-clay colour trend.

So, we asked Donaldson to share with us, and you dear readers, her ultimate five-piece spring capsule wardrobe, so we too can have her perfectly undone, and effortlessly minimal style. Denim appears twice (and she’s right, you can never have too much denim), plus she’s found the perfect white tee (finally).

Keep scrolling to discover the five pieces Sara can’t live without in her spring wardrobe.

“Hurray for getting back into T-shirt season. It’s time to stock up on your favourites so you always have one on hand.” 

“This silhouette is huge right now, and perfect for getting our ankles back on show now it’s spring.” 

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“I can finally wear skirts again without my legs getting a chill. Starting slow and steady with a mid-length and then we can work up to a shorter option!”

“Perfectly fitted around the waist, these guys go seamlessly with a basic tee.” 

Related: 50 Outfit Ideas Our Editors Are Obsessing Over Right Now

“Jumping on this trend right now with a classic black velvet jacket. It might be considered a heavy fabric, but it still works for spring while there’s a chill in the air.”

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We’re not sure if you’ve noticed, but Gigi Hadid has been pretty quiet lately. It feels like forever ago that we last saw her street style snapped (she’s been on holidays and prepping for her Tommy Hilfiger fashion week show), but that all changed today when she was spotted in NYC (on her way to a Yeezy Season 4 casting ahead of New York Fashion Week), in a perfect spring-ready look.

Gigi wore a pair of denim shorts, with a camel leather jacket, plain white tee, and printed slides. But it was the way she wore her T-shirt that gave the outfit an interesting edge. Gigi took a pair of scissors to her tee, snipped the neckline (to turn it into a V-neck), and then tied the bottom into a knot to create a crop top. We totally forgot about this genius ’90s styling trick, and will be knotting our tees again this weekend. Thanks for the inspo, Gigi.

Keep scrolling to see the look then shop T-shirts to re-create the styling trick.

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One of our goals at Who What Wear Australia is to guide you towards your perfect wardrobe. With a new season comes an opportunity to rethink the way you look at your wardrobe, and now that spring has finally sprung (sorry, I had to), it’s time to re-evaluate the core pieces in your wardrobe.

Today, we’re making your life at least 10 times easier. We turned to an expert in minimalist style—Georgia Martin (co-founder of The UNDONE), to curate the perfect five-piece wardrobe. Pieces that can be mixed and matched, and worn together, or worn separately with the more 'trendy' pieces (like this sequin trend) you purchase throughout the next few months. These are the core basics that will make getting dressed in the morning that much easier.

Keep scrolling to shop the ultimate five-piece spring wardrobe.

"A great fitting tee is one piece I will always refresh each season as I get so much wear out of them. You can layer them under slip dresses, or style with denim and midi skirts."

"A slip dress is an essential—especially in spring and when we move into summer. A linen slip dress is a fresh update on the silk version we’ve been repping all winter. It’s a clear winner."

Related: What Our Editor Is Shopping for the First Month of Spring

"An easy way to refresh or elevate any outfit is with an interesting earring. When I’m feeling a little underdressed in my slip dress and tee, I’ll add just one statement earring."

"I enjoy wearing denim all year round, but for warmer months I tend to go for grey, white, or lighter blue denim—they feel lighter for spring. Also loving: The cropped flare shape for spring."

Related: It’s Been Decided: This Is the Only Top You Need for Spring

"We all wear lots of midi skirts in The UNDONE office. Spring is all about feeling refreshed after winter, so I’m updating my collection with lighter colours to mix it up from my all-black winter uniform."

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A few months ago, we introduced you to Sara Donaldson of Harper & Harley, and Georgia Martin’s new venture—The UNDONE—an online store for the effortless minimalist. In some news that’s sure to make your Monday more bearable, the site launched today, and the first 100 customers to make a purchase will receive a free The UNDONE notebook. After a quick scroll through the online store, we’re already obsessed. Visit the site's own blog #BeUndone for inspiration, shop international labels like Double Trouble and J Brand, or local brands like KITX and Christopher Esber, and focus on curating your perfect collection of essentials—the elevated basics that will take your wardrobe to the next level.

Read on to shop our editor’s picks, and be sure to add The UNDONE to your bookmarks bar.

What will you be shopping from The Undone? Share in the comments below!

Opening image: Sara Donaldson of Harper & Harley

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Summer in Sydney means Bondi to Bronte coastal walks, surfing at Cronulla’s Greenhills and afternoon drinks in Manly. The constant? A beach-side, active lifestyle and a specific style that remains casual and relaxed, yet always pulled together.

The easiest way to get through summer is to be armed with pieces that’ll have you sorted from the sand to the bar and beyond. That means easy-to-wear mini dresses, elevated footwear and the It accessories of the season. Keep scrolling for our list of the seven pieces every Sydney girl should own this summer.

BLACK mini dress

We can't think of an occasion where this breezy black mini dress wouldn't be appropriate. Throw it over your bikini on the beach, or doll it up with a sheer blouse underneath.

gold initial necklace

These old Celine necklaces started quite the trend. You won't be able to go anywhere in Sydney this summer without seeing a fellow fashion girl wearing a gold initial necklace.

minimal sandals

We know you love your trusty thongs, but these chic leather sandals will take your outfit from beachy to resort-worthy.

printed jumpsuit

A printed jumpsuit is perfect for backyard BBQs or long lunches, and will become your go-to going-out outfit.

tortoise-shell sunglasses

If you don't already have a pair, where have you been? The cat-eye shape and tortoise-shell print are trending in the sunglasses department this year.

sleeved white DRESS

A billowing cotton dress is a must-have for summer. The lightweight fabric will keep you cool, and the sleeves will save you from sunburn. Win, win.

plain BIKINI 

Bikinis in plain colours like red or black are back this summer. Opt for a traditional cut like a triangle to keep it simple.

Related: The $12 Kmart Top You'll Wear With Everything This Summer