Nana Style

It's my last day at work today AND I'm going overseas tomorrow. Feeling kind of liberated, just like Mary Pickford...

A giant treasure trove of arts, crafts, trinkets, jewellery, stationery, clothing and knitwear from 60 Australian designers. A great place for spotting owls and Bambis!

Aint this daddy-daughter duo the cutest darned thing you ever did see?

It's almost June, and I'm lazing on a sunny afternoon like it's the summertime. Somehow a sunny winter's afternoon is far more magical.

So grab a tinnie, slip on your dancing shoes, and slide onto your sofa. Nana-nights-in just got cool.

Last Golden Girl-standing Betty White has topped the Most Appealing Celebrity list ahead of Sandra Bullock and Robin Williams, according to a poll run by E-Poll Market Research. The 89 year-old soared to popularity as the star of the Snickers Superbowl ad (which even aired here in Oz) and as co-host of Saturday Night Live in 2010. She played ditzy Rose in '80s sitcom Golden Girls, and today is the last surviving cast member. Go Betty!

Why would you sign a contract with a nursing home when you can sign a contract with a record label? When 70 year-old Ruth Flowers  attended her grandson's birthday at a nightclub in London five years ago, the trained singer (who previously favoured church songs over electro) was so taken by the party that she decided then and there to become a DJ. Her grandson put her in touch with French producer Aurelien Simon who taught her how to spin. Flowers then spent four years learning how to how to work the timetables, sprinkling her techno sets with tunes from Abba, Queen and the Rolling Stones. Under her DJ alias 'Mamy Rock' she now rocks dancefloors across London, Paris and New York; including Cannes Film Festival two years on the trot, and parties for Karl Lagerfield, Johnny Depp and Mariah Carey. She is officially sponsored by ADIDAS and recently released her own single, 'I'm Still Rocking'. Ruth Flowers, you totally rock.

If there's anyone who's stayed true to their individual style through the decades, it's Robert Smith of The Cure. Since the band released their first album, Three Ordinary Boys in 1979, it's been a simple formula: black clothes, black eyeliner, red lipstick and teased, wily hair. A key influencer of the Goth scene throughout the '80s, I doubt 52 year-old Smith has ever considered a red t-shirt or a slicked back ponytail. And lucky for us Sydneyites, The Cure has just been announced to play this year's Vivid LIVE within the walls of the incredible Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House. Even better, it's been confirmed The Cure will ONLY play music from their first three albums. Which means we can expect all the gloom, torment and Post Punk/ New Wave/ Gothic Rock that made the world fall in love with The Cure in the first place. Tickets go on sale this Thursday May 12. Love you Robert!

Long forlorn hair parted in the middle, a loose fitting t-shirt and a wide brim hat. It's the look that is totally on trend right now, but Patti Smith has been rocking it since year dot. In fact, she invented it. And at age 64, she continues to rock it. LOVE HER!

If I hadn't already said "I do" this would be my future wedding dress (with an under garment of course). I am head over heels for this dress from the Australian's label's SS11/12 breathtaking collection show titled "The White Serpent", as show at Rosemount Australia Fashion Week last night.