Frankie

heinui

Someone find the smelling salts, because we can
feel a swooning spell coming on. Collection #9 from
French-born, Spanish-based designer Claire Pignot

• the lady behind clothing brand Heinui – is just as
  delightful as ever. It’ll basically turn the wearer into
  a sweet pastel dream, and if you dig powder blue
  and lavender as much as us, you can pop over to
  heinui.com to see more.

good job

Struggling to keep up

with your housework?

Guess what, you’re doing

just fine. Worried you’re

doing this parenting

thing all wrong? Hey,

you’re doing just fine!

Can’t muster the energy

to get out of bed today?

That’s OK, you’re

doing just fine. Nicola

Rowlands says so, so you

know it’s true. Nab a

reminder for around $5 at

nicolarowlands.co.uk

auór eyewear

Fancy a fresh pair of shades to see you through summer?

auór is a new label out of Sydney, and designers Claire

De Luca and Kristen Lindesay have generously offered

up two pairs of their debut Paloma frames to give away.

Inspired by ’90s cat-eye designs and handcrafted in Italy

in a limited run, they’ll set you back $300, or you could

head to frankie.com.au/win and do your very best

luck-bringing jig. auor.co

nice blankie

Ask South Australian

artist Marnie Gilder about

her thoughts on the Barossa

Valley and she’ll happily

wax lyrical on its stunning

views, rows of vineyards,

rectangular paddocks and

oval dams. Or you could skip

the chit-chat and go directly

to the Barossa Collection

Merino blanket, designed

alongside Merino & Co.and

inspired by the area’s nice-

looking scenery. At $379,

it’s a little on the exxy

side, but if you feel like

treating yourself head to

marniegilder.com

ponytail polly

She might just be a

decapitated, 100 per cent

lambswool head, but

we can picture exactly

what Ponytail Polly’s

body would be wearing.

She’d sport an oversized

DayGlo tee – most likely

in fluoro pink – plus some

snazzy black leggings and

equally rad leg warmers.

(We’d probably chuck in a

scrunchie, too, but trust

maker Colette Bream left

it off for good reason.)

Polly would also listen

to Bananarama; think

big, plastic earrings were

radical; and be totally

psyched to get her first

pair of roller skates.

And to be honest, we’d

be psyched to be Polly’s

friend. If you tend to

agree, head on over

to colettebream.com

frank bits