Pictured: Natural Fibre Knitwear | Madu Bag | Dusty Pink Cushion | Hermosa Soak | Straw Sun Hats | Marisol Dress | Salt by Hendrix | Natural Cushion | Hayley Backpack | Bucket Hats | Rattan Slides | Freya Dress | Perineum Massage Oil | Hospital Essentials | BodyICE | Love Tea | Calm Roll On | Miracle Collagen | Nipple Care Cream | Post Partum Soak Pictured: Wide Brim Sun Hat - Croissant | Eye Oil | Bucket Hat – Peach | Sugar Scrub | Face Roller | Rattan Bags | Bath Salts | Women’s Cap – Clay | Organic Chocolate | Wide Brim Sun Hat – Sand | Supercharge Your Life | Reusable Bags | Elsa’s Wholesome Life | Eye Pillow | Vegan Chocolate   Pictured: Essential Oils | Miracle Collagen | Supercharge Your Life | Organic Chocolate | Face Roller | Love Tea – Peppermint | Diffusing Oils | Love Your Gut Powder | Beauty Renewal | Salt by Hendrix | Love Tea – Skin Glow | V-Oil | Nourish & Revive Oil | Vegan Chocolate | Rattan Slides | Sleep Packs   Dresses: Eden Dress – Burnt Sienna | Eden Dress – Alabaster | Dahlia Dress – Cornflower Gingham | Dahlia Dress – Pink Tint | Isla Dress | Marisol Dress – Burnt Sienna | Marisol Dress – Jet Black | Marisol Dress – Muslin Jet Black | Freya Dress – Jet Black | Freya Dress – Pink Tint | Freya Dress – Antique Gingham Bottoms: Lexi Shorts – Burnt Sienna | Lexi Shorts – Jet Black | Luna Shorts – Café Au Lait | Luna Shorts – Jet Black | Aurora Pants – Alabaster | Aurora Pants – Blush | Luna Shorts – Natural | Aurora Pants – Cappuccino   Tops: Poppy Shirts – Cornflower Gingham | Poppy Shirt – Maple Sugar | Jade Shirt – Jet Black | Jade Shirt – Blush | Jade Shirt – Alabaster | Jade Shirt – Cappuccino | Jade Shirt – Burnt Sienna | Daisy T-Shirt – Natural | Daisy T-Shirt – Café Au Lait | Daisy T-Shirt – Jet Black | Dawn Shirt – Alabaster | Dawn Shirt – Burnt Sienna | Dawn Shirt – Blush | Dawn Shirt – Cappuccino | Dawn Shirt – Jet Black   And that sums up our Christmas guide for 2020! We’d love to know what’s on your list!   All our love,   Miann & Co x

Beauty is subjective. Maybe you follow a 10 Step Korean Skin Care Routine, or maybe you use a little soap and a splash of water, maybe you're somewhere in-between. To me, the most important part of my skin care is intuition. When my skin feels more dry, I'll load up on oils or moisturisers. When it's a little more oily, I'll only apply one or two or skip the oils entirely. The most intuitive part of my skin care routine however, is the use of beauty tools. Face Rollers and Gua Sha's are simple, relatively inexpensive tools that can really amplify your skin care. I love to use them to reduce puffiness, stimulating blood flow, drain lymph nodes and to really get product deep into my skin. So, what's a face roller? A face roller typically consists of two tumbled crystal pieces, threaded with a piece of sturdy wire with a rod of tumbled crystal holding them together. Rollers are typically made from crystals like rose quartz, jade or amethyst but there are some out there made from metal. In Ancient China, beauty tools were made from Jade, known then as 'The Stone of Heaven'. And a Gua Sha? Gua Sha's are flat disks of crystal that come in varying shapes. Like face rollers, they're usually made from jade, rose quartz and amethyst. They're one of the oldest forms of traditional Chinese medicine.  How do I use a face roller? Before you start, make sure you're working with a freshly cleansed surface, then apply your skincare to minimise pulling at the skin. 1. Always roll upwards and in one direction – never roll up and down. 2. Repeat up to five upward rolls in each area. Starting with the area under your jawline. 3. From there, roll out towards your hairline, under the cheekbones and then along them. 4. Finally, roll flat along the brows, and then upwards on the forehead. How do I use a Gua Sha? As above, before you start, make sure you're working with a freshly cleansed surface, then apply your skincare to minimise pulling at the skin. Keep the tool quite flat and close to the skin, this will minimise dragging. Swipe a minimum of 3 times each area, and add product if you feel there's not enough for the gua sha to glide over the skin. 1. Warm the Gua Sha between your hands to further minimise pulling on the skin. 2. As with the roller, you only want to swipe up. Start by sweeping up the neck on both sides, then sweep up from under the jawline. 3. From the chin, sweep from the middle of the chin and over the jawline, up to the earlobe.  4. Sweep the cheekbone on both sides, and then again over the cheekbone, sweeping up towards the hairline. 5. Gently sweep under the eyes - be very gentle on this area as it's quite delicate. 6. Go over the brow area and out towards the hairline, then sweep up and out from the forehead. Our number one tip for Gua Sha's and rollers is to keep them in the fridge or the freezer so they're nice and cooling when you apply them to the skin. It feels so good! What are your favourite beauty techniques and tools? All our love, Miann & Co x

When you look at your wardrobe, what do you see? Do you covet vintage and eclectic pieces, bold prints and colours? Or are you more into the blue jeans, white shirts and sunglasses that scream classic French style? Or are you seeking to condense your wardrobe into something smaller, a capsule collection? Here are our five natural fibre wardrobe must haves that will make picking an outfit, a little easier - no matter your style. The Chloe Pant Those who have worn her know how comfortable she is, and those who have been eyeing her off – this is your sign. Chloe is like your favourite pair of comfy, worn track pants that never see the outside world and you cannot bear to part with, but a whole lot cuter. Featuring a drop crotch design that can be worn below or above the hips, in a range of stunning colours, you may not be able to stop at just one pair. Wear her with our matching hoodies, or style her up with a cute lacy cami and a pair of boots – your options are endless. The Demi Singlet This piece is the perfect all rounder – you’ll be wearing her from Winter to Summer, Rain or Shine. Made from 100% cotton, throwing her on with a snuggly cardi in the cold weather will keep you warm, and pairing her back with your favourite denim shorts or over bathers in the summer won’t leave you feeling sticky or overheated. This is a simple, boxy shape designed for all body types. The Delilah Cardigan That neutral, chunky cardi you’ve been searching for has arrived. In our super popular Biscotti shade, Delilah features a basket weave knit and ribbed outer hem for extra warmth and coverage. She’s toasty, warm and made from all natural fibres – you’ll be skipping your coats and picking her instead. Pair her with your favourite jeans and a white t-shirt, or throw her over your favourite summer dresses when the night gets cool.  The Daisy T-Shirt A knit t-shirt may seem a little daunting – but hear us out. There’s nothing worse than being stuck in a synthetic top in the summer, they’re unbearably hot and don’t have the longevity of a natural fibre piece. Our Daisy is a thin cotton knit, moisture wicking, cool in the summer, warm in the winter and so soft against the skin. You’ll never want to wear another t-shirt again. The Lola Dress Versatility comes alive in this dress. Lola is the dress you can dress up, or down – the dress you’ll pair with over the knee boots in the winter and wear on the hottest days in summer over your bathers or by herself. Wear her loose, or cinch in your waist with the added tie knit belt. Throw a jumper or a cardigan over the top when the days get cold, and keep cute all season long.  We’d love to know your wardrobe staples!  All our love, Miann & Co x

The shift between seasons can be a hard time for styling. It's not too hot, it's not too cold, so what do you wear? No one wants to load up on coats and jumpers only to hold them for the rest of the day when it gets warm as much as no one wants to be freezing because they thought they could get away with only a long sleeve t-shirt. We think there is no better option for this strange time of the year, than to invest in beautiful, cotton knits. I can see you recoiling at the mere mention of the word 'knit' anywhere near warm weather. And this may be true if we were talking about wool or cashmere - that are both known for keeping you extremely cosy, and also being packed away as soon as the weather gets warm. Cotton, on the other hand, is completely different. Cotton is our go-to fabric for all seasons. You would have heard the saying, it's cool in summer and warm in winter, and that's completely true! Cotton is super breathable, wicks away moisture and helps to regulate temperature. It's also extremely versatile. It can be jersey, woven or knit - so there really is a cotton for all seasons. In the trans-seasonal months (we're talking Spring and Autumn) is where cotton really shines. You won't have to wear unnecessary layers with cotton, simply throw on a cotton knit t-shirt with your favourite cotton cardigan for the perfect trans-seasonal look. We also love a cotton cardigan layered over one of our summer dresses, taking what is typically for warmer weather, straight through to the cold months.  With cotton having so many amazing features, you'll love wearing it not only for transitional weather, but all year round. What are your favourite benefits of cotton? All our love, Miann & Co x

Winter lingers. Frosted mornings, iced over windscreens. The whisper of breath on a cold day. But something calls from the corner of your eye, a bright flash of colour on a new blossom, the tickle of a warm sun on the back of your neck. Overcast days grow few and far between and suddenly there she is, Spring beckoning you with her familiar song. When the days of isolation, of winter, felt too long, we dreamed of brighter days. Lighter colours, lighter clothes. To feel the sun dusting our bare shoulders and the songbirds crowing on a bright morning. From this, our latest collection Clear Skies Ahead was born. Featuring the knits you've loved throughout the colder months, we have given new our popular Nina pants with our new, cropped Charlie Wide Leg Pants. To pair back with these beautiful pants, our Demi Knit Singlets are back, along with our answer to the classic t-shirt - Daisy. Keep the cold nights at bay with Delilah, our new season chunky knit cardigan, featuring the beautiful basketweave knit work that was so loved in our children's Chunky Knit Cardigan this past winter. Another favourite, the Margot Rib Jumper is back in two new colour ways to match the awakening of Spring. And finally, Lola, a beautiful knit t-shirt dress to take you through to summer. We hope Clear Skies Ahead brightens your days and fills your heart with the same warmth that it has filled ours. All our love, Miann & Co x 

    We have all been there, walking around a foreign city or even a weekend away with your family and you start to notice an odour, and it's coming from your clothes. You may notice that while it's not too hot out, you feel overly warm and like your body can't breathe. Often, this is the cause of synthetic fibres. Synthetics fibres are often denser and heavier than their natural fibre counterparts - meaning they absorb and hold stains, dirt and smells. When we buy clothes or search for fabric, very few of us really wonder where it has come from, but perhaps we should. Thinking about how our fabrics were created, as well as whether they are good for us and the environment should be at the forefront of an eco-conscious individuals mind.   What are natural fibres? Natural fibres are fabrics made from natural raw products. They include cotton, hemp, linen, bamboo, and jute. Fibres from these plants are then spun to create yarns that are made into fabric. Natural fibres are grown - not manufactured from chemical compounds, like synthetics. We're all aware of the importance of what we put into our bodies to fuel them with energy and the truth can also be said for what we put on to our bodies - and that starts with our clothing.    So when it comes to travelling, why should you and your family opt for natural fibres?     1. Comfort Natural fibre are more comfortable to wear on the skin. They are moisture wicking, biodegradable, breathable, durable, naturally repellent to mould and dirt, and even heat responsive. In addition to this, man-made fibres such as viscose, nylon and polyester can cause reactions in sensitive skin causing itching, rashes, and irritation especially when active while travelling .    2. No-Brainer Care Cotton is easier to wash and care for than other fabrics, adding to the list of reasons we love it. Even better, cotton doesn’t retain odours like oil-based fabrics, so don’t stress if you forget to wash your favourite shirt. This also means cotton clothing will last longer and keep you fresher longer while travelling. Typically when travelling, you're either outsourcing laundry facilities, or like us just washing your clothes in the bathroom sink - having clothes that are easy to launder, that you don't have to worry about dry-cleaning or other specific laundering ensure that you still have beautiful prices to travel in.    3. Skin Sensitivities Unfortunately, I am super prone to prickly heat and usually get a severe case when travelling in warm climates. I can't wear fabrics that don't breathe on the skin as it irritates and makes rashes like prickly heat ten times worse. Letting the skin breathe is essential when dealing with skin conditions. Cotton is naturally hypoallergenic, has anti-bacterial qualities as well as being super soft - this why this cotton is used in bandages. It really is perfect for travellers with skin sensitivities.   4. Keep Cool & Stay Warm Cotton is a true allrounder. It protects you from the heat of the summer and cold in the winter. Cotton is made of many fibres, woven together to create a complete piece of fabric. These fibres trap air between you and the cotton and that layer of air can either warm up and keep you toasty, or flow freely to keep you cool. Our all natural cotton clothing will act in the same manner—keeping you comfortable no matter the season.   5. Durability Now that you’re convinced that the only material you’ll ever use is cotton, it’s good to know how durable it is. While discussing the many great qualities of cotton, it’s important to call out how strong this natural fibre really is. It’s strength means it won’t disintegrate in the washing machine, it won’t easily tear when wet, and can handle hot water and static without issue. Overall, choosing to travel with natural fibres reduces the items you need to pack, and you won't have to worry about your favourite pieces falling apart! Invest in natural fibres so you don't get caught out travelling.   Clothes made from natural fibres are probably the best choice you can make in order to improve your health, well-being and comfort while travelling. These fibres are our go-to when travelling for both ourselves and our little travellers for both comfort, aesthetics and durability .    Read those labels and understand what makes your clothing wonderful.    All our love, Miann & Co x 

  This is a super hot topic, and something people get super passionate about. We get frequent emails and direct messages about sizing, and some of them are appreciative and some of them are defensive - but why? Here at Miann & Co we believe and are whole heartedly embracing the body positivity movement. Although our sizing currently only goes to around a 16-18, this is not a conscious choice, but one made from a personally funded point and we hope to grow and expanded our offering soon. Our sizing for womenswear has been described as generous, we regularly receive emails from women surprised at our sizing as it's not very typical in the Australian market. I'm also really passionate about helping women realise that there are, or should be multiple factors taken into account when it comes to choosing the correct size, not the number or letter on a sizing tag. Shape, fabrics and style are three other factors that come into play. I have struggled with my body image all my life. Numerous friends around me have struggled with the same issue. Buying clothing smaller than we actually are as 'motivation' to lose weight, hiding or even cutting off the tags of on our clothes. And honestly, as I hit the 40 mark it was like a switch when off in my head - I started to give less shits about the number size tag and began to care more about how clothing looks and feels on the body.    Gone are the days of ordering a size to small, or dieting like crazy to fit the number on the clothing item. Hell no, Sister! Those days are gone and if I had the choice, I would make our garments sizeless - size really does not matter.  We want to encourage women to embrace their beautiful shapes and be aware of and understand their shape. We urge all women when buying to not only look at the size, but the style and fabrication. Buying from a new brand and getting to know their sizing is also tricky. I have and wear three different sizes depending on the style and the fit of the garment. We understand the ways a woman's body can change, from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond.    For this reason, we try our womenswear on different shapes and sizes. Where there is consistent feedback for a certain garment, we do try and add this into the product description for best size indication. We've also begun photographing on different bodies. We do all our photography in house, and more often than not (for the past three releases, we haven't worked with 'traditional' models at all), the models we use are employees or friends who agreed to help us out the night before. We do all of this ourselves within limited budgets, and we try our hardest to show our pieces on all women. Our size guides are exactly that - a guide. There are commercial tolerances that exist in the quality assurance world, this means that when people are checking your products anything that is a 1/2cm out on a flat measurement, or 4 cm on the circle measurement or round body measurement, does and can exist on a garment.  With the modern advent of technical cutting, rather than hand cutting, these tolerances are definitely not as common. However, humans do make our clothing and so far as I am aware no machine has taken over the full manufacturing of our garments.  I do want to emphasise that size guides are a guide, and there are tolerances that can fall within these. Below is an example of a guide. We normally give a chest measurement and a length as these are two of the main points of fitting.  Next point to note is that these measurements are a half flat measurement, taken on a flat surface and are of the front of the garment only. This means it does not allow for the stretch measurement of knits or elastic. If you want a full chest measurement, you will need to double the flat measurement for the round body measurement.  I have included what a size guide looks like below :  A very rough guide of how our sizing works is: XS: 8-10  S: 10-12  M: 12-14 L: 14-16 XL: 16-18 Something that has also been very interesting was last year, working in a office of up to 5 women and seeing how we all wore the same garment differently, which is something super important to be aware of. The size you wear and the size you actually are can be two very different things.   One style that we have photographed to show how it can be worn many different way is the Chloe Knit Pant. We originally designed these to be a loose, Harem Pant or Drop Crotch fit. However, the first time a model put these on for a campaign, she wore them as a fitted, high rise pant and we fell in love with this look, even though it was never the intention for them.  Garments can be worn however you want! This is the beauty of buying your own clothes. We had a girl that contracted for us and although she had a standard Australian size 10 frame, she would often wear a size 22 in some brands! She loved the loose, oversize fit - it was her personal style.  Style is exactly that - unique to the individual and so is sizing. Ladies, love your body, know your shape and wear what you feel confident and comfortable in. Because after all the best judge of if something looks goods or fits, is you.  Happy shopping and I hope this helps when choosing your Miann & Co outfits! If you post a photo wearing out clothing, we would love for you to tag us and use the hashtag #miannandcowoman   

    We know how easy it is to be swept up by the ‘pandemic panic’, how easy it can be to think of only negative things, of how in a bid to remain informed and educated our 24 hour, doom and gloom media cycle can have a really harmful effect on us. It can seem like having these worries is so petty and insignificant compared to what is happening around us. Listen babe, your feelings are valid and now is the best time to indulge in some self care. Self care is one of the best ways to ensure you’re reaching your full potential. Think of it as a holiday for your body, a hug for your soul and a rest for your mind. Tough times don’t always call for tough choices, they call for thoughtful ones as well. The Skin You’re In Wrap yourself up in your favourite clothes - this could be the most extravagant dress you own, or a gorgeous loungewear set, or a ridiculous hat. Whatever makes you feel good is what you should be wearing, just make sure it’s comfy. Be Present ‘Mindfulness’ is one of our favourite forms of meditation, and it’s quite easy to practice. Instead of being swept up on the outer, it’s all about the inner. Focusing intensely on what you’re sensing and feeling. This may seem overwhelming, but it’s intensely relaxing and grounding. We typically follow along on an app like Simple Habit, or just searching mindfulness medi on YouTube. This is one of our favourites, and also this one.    Move Yourself Following on from mindfulness is our favourite practice, Yoga. With gyms out of action there’s no better time to start practicing at home. There are tons of helpful gurus on YouTube, and even 10 minutes a day of a little yoga could be enough to put you in a peaceful mindset. You’ll be surprised at how good a little stretching makes you feel. Nourish Mind, Body & Soul Right now, you might be wanting more than anything to dive into some junk food, and we can’t blame you. There’s nothing wrong with craving carbs or sugar, but now is also a great time to indulge in something that’s good for you as a whole. A veggie loaded soup, a casserole, a big salad. Take some time out and cook for yourself, cook with intention and cook from the soul.     How are you treating yourself right now? All our love, Miann & Co

  What actually is sustainable, or the true definition of being sustainable? Do a quick google search and you'll find:  'The ability to be sustained, supported, upheld, or confirmed. Environmental Science. The quality of not being harmful to the environment or depleting natural resources, and thereby supporting long-term ecological balance.' So how, you might ask, does this translate to fashion? How can a brand be sustainable? And more importantly, how as a consumer can you ensure that the brands you support actually are sustainable? I am not going to lie - last night I received a beautiful newsletter from a service based company talking about sustainable and ethical brand. The problem here was that one of the brands they where promoting frequently uses synthetics and non-recyclable in their raw fabric choices.  For anyone that doesn't know, synthetic fibres are one of the most commonly used fabrics - and the most common synthetic fibre is Polyester, derived from coal and petroleum. Polyester is the result of a chemical reaction between acid and alcohol. The exact process which the material goes through varies, though the specifications are kept secret because of competition between different companies. Many companies use this fibre due to costs, synthetic fibres are so much cheaper to manufacture and purchase. For example, a garment made from cotton can be halved in price by using a synthetic yarn - in essence, larger profit margins is why this fabrication features so regularly in our clothing. Polyester is also long-lasting due to its synthetic qualities. It's resistant to stretching, shrinking and wrinkles. This is due to the synthetics 'plastic-like' characteristics, meaning they are non-breathable and unfit for young children, and in particular babies with sensitive skin. Polyester is man-made from toxic substances that can be uncomfortable and irritable on the skin; think of that dress you have that always itches in a funny place, or a top that makes your body odour seem worse every time you wear it. Even worse, these are fabrics that we put on our children - what would happen if they got it in their mouths? I have found out first hand how damaging the effect of a toy made from synthetics can be when it has direct access to the skin. Our first born had eczema as a child, and as all parents do to help ease their child's suffering, we began the quest to change all our products to the most natural possible alternative. The hardest alternatives we found to replace were soft toys, underwear and nappies. Our Large Softies were born from this initial need, and this is how we started our brand and continue to run our business 9 years later. We have since extended our selection to include clothing made from cotton, silk and this year linen. So, why did the newsletter hit a spot? Because this brand frequently polyester in their production in one breath, then screams sustainability from the roof top in the other. Polyester is in no way sustainable - the impact it has on the environment is utterly devastating. Now, of course, every single fabrication has an impact on our earth - no matter if it's a synthetic man-made fibre or 100% natural. Here's the punchline: some have a lesser impact than others, and I am happy to break this down too. Polyester was developed in a 20th-century laboratory, formed from a chemical reaction between an acid and alcohol. In this reaction, two or more molecules combine to make a large molecule whose structure repeats throughout its length. Polyester fibers can form very long molecules that are very stable and strong, and ultimately are derived from coal, air, water and petroleum.     Cotton is a shrubby plant, a member of the Mallow family. It's name refers to the cream-coloured fluffy fibres surrounding small cottonseeds called a boll. The small, sticky seeds must be separated from the wool in order to process the cotton for spinning and weaving. De-seeded fibres is cleaned, carded (fibres aligned), spun, and woven into a fabric that is also referred to as cotton. Cotton is easily spun into yarn as the cotton fibres flatten, twist, and naturally interlock for spinning. Cotton fabric alone accounts for half of the fibre worn in the world. It is a comfortable choice for warm climates in that it easily absorbs skin moisture.  Now, there has been a lot of controversy around the water usage and also the chemical sprays that exist in cotton farming which decrease substantially. Did you know, there are apps to monitor water/pest control etc? Technology is an enabler for better and more environmentally friendly farming. While the amount of water used to produce a cotton plant is widely known, what isn't talked about is the new farming practices being introduced to support this water usage. Practices like land being lasered for farming/paddock rotation, and catching water run off straight into recycling systems. Farming has evolved, and people that live on the land also fiercely want to protect our beautiful Earth. In recent years more environmentally friendly practices have been put into place - but with the mass production of polyester and other synthetics, the base and the raw materials used cannot be improved on. Again, synthetics are harmful since they are made from fossil fuels and other chemicals - their production destroys habitats due to the process of extracting these non-renewable resources and the raw materials can not evolve, unlike the faming of a natural product. Fibres like cotton are also also biodegradable, however the garment as a whole needs to be considered - down to elastic, buttons and thread - You need to source items that will eventually breakdown after being discarded. Unlike polyester, natural fabrics can be reused, which requires 97% less energy than brand-new material requires in manufacturing. Clothing created from synthetic fibres are non-biodegradable, and typically spend about 30 or more years in a landfill before they begin to decompose. Though polyester can be made of recyclable materials such as plastic bottles (which reduces waste in other ways); polyester production rates are continually increasing, vastly exceeding the decomposition time after disposal—inescapably creating more waste on our planet. As a small business who has chosen to use natural fibres, it is not a cheap alternative. Sometimes using natural fibres makes choices in the design process limited, as some synthetic fabrics have incredible drape qualities that natural fibres don't always have.  But as awareness of the impact we have on the Earth increases, in comes the greenwashing - Brands who promote themselves to be sustainable and ethical, but use otherwise dubious fibres or manufacturing, just like the brand mentioned above. Consumers, do you research - read garment labels just like you would a food label. Understand and teach your children what's in our garments, be aware of what you are putting on your body and how these products are made.  Small changes and education make consumers aware of the impact these products have on our body and also the environment. Are we as a family perfect? No we are not, but like many we continue to make changes - Our journey started with clothing and toys 11 years ago when our lives changed forever with the blessing of our beautiful son.  So how as a consumer do you know when you are being green washed? Best practice is to buy fabrications that last and are in as natural state as possible.  Certain certifications like GOTS also help with transparency when buying. Avoid synthetic fabrics where you can, purchase vintage or used clothing from thrift stores, pass loved and considered purchases on to the next child and above all, when buying, make sure your values and ethos reflect that of the companies you purchase from.   All our love, Miann & Co. 

  Because who doesn't love a brand new outfit for Christmas? We think that Christmas is a very special occasion and that is a great excuse to wear a stunning new dress.  We've put together a gift guide to spoil the women in your life. Whether it be for yourself, friends or family, we have you covered. We would love to help style you and your loved ones for this Christmas season, here are some of our top picks for Christmas day outfits & gift ideas.   ALANA DRESS / The Alana Womens Dress is a maxi length dress with a full, gathered skirt and fitted bust. This dress features a stunning white broderie, fabric with an open oval pattern. We love this dress worn on it’s own, styled with your favourite wedges or rattan sandals. TAYLAH DRESS / Taylah is a beautiful lightweight and breathable dress, in a stunning pink and red floral. We love styling our Taylah Dress with boots! This is such a quirky way to style the dress this summer. We also love pairing this pattern with a printed hat. It is beautiful to be bold! MARLI TOP + MOLLY SKIRT / The Molly Skirt features a lot of fullness in this beautiful full length style. We love the comfort of the elasticated waistline and this skirt really showcases this, we love to tuck our Merlin or Brodie top into this so the feature can be shown off. BRODIE TOP + LINEN MADDISON SKIRT / Our Brodie Top is 100% white cotton broderie fabric which becomes the feature of this unique top. This fabric is characterised by oval holes creating a floral like pattern. This beautiful top looks great styled with our Linen Maddison skirt for a show stopping summer look. MARLI TOP + MOLLY SKIRT BRONZE RUST FLORAL / Our Marli Top is 100% cotton broderie fabric which becomes the feature of this unique top. This beautiful top looks great styled with our Molly skirt for an easy summer friendly look.   butterscotch clutch | natural mini madu | butterscotch mini madu | natural nomi | butterscotch nomi | natural clutch | butterscotch clutch | natural hayley backpack | dusty pink pom pom cushion | butterscotch hayley backpack | natural madu | rattan slides | natural pom pom cushion | the hermosa co belly oil | the hermosa co nipple cream | the hermosa co pregnancy soak | wire heart black      

  We hope that you are all loving our new Spring / Summer releases as much as we are?  We have been subtly hinting it since the release so at this stage a few of you may have noticed that some of our gorgeous womens wear pieces and children’s pieces MATCH! How exciting?! What is cuter than matching with your little poppet. One of our favourite statement prints is the seagrass gingham. This stunning pattern is available in a womens dress / jumpsuit and shorts. And for the little ones an adorable bodysuit and shorts. We opted for a matching shorts fashion moment, what matching pieces will yourself and your little one pick? We would love to see all of your gorgeous matching snaps! Tag us today #Miannandco #Miannandcowoman Shop today ~  https://www.miannandco.com.au/ Much love,  M&C xx       One of our favourite ways to style our Seagrass Gingham shorts is with our Blake Shirt - it is effortlessly cool. Our Seagrass Gingham Shorts also pair really well with our Florence Top.The mustard floral pattern of the Florence Top really pops off the green, it is the ultimate statement outfit, confident, quirky and bold!          Miann & Co is Australia's favourite online shopping destination for baby gifts, newborn gifts and kids and baby gift ideas. Our baby gift packs, toys and kids and baby clothes amongst other pieces are well loved locally and globally. From hand rattles and dummies, baby clothes and cute baby bodysuit to hand made soft toys, mini rattles, pram toys and much more! Large range of toddler clothes and newborn clothes.

  One of our go to pieces this Spring / Summer drop is our Molly Skirt. The Molly Skirt features a lot of volume in a beautiful full length style. We love the comfort of the elasticated waistline and Molly really showcases this. Here are some of our favourite ways to style this amazingly versatile skirt! O N E  /  D R E S S  I T  U P ! Our Molly Skirt can also be worn as a dress. The elasticised waist allows it to sit perfectly as a dress also - such a win! The tiered style of the dress also really works well to accentuate the bust and waist line. We love styling the Molly with a belt to even further accentuate the waist and add gorgeous shape. To add an extra element we also suggest pairing it with our Blake Shirt. This outfit is perfect for a beach day / picnic as it is very light weight and breathable and will also protect you from the suns rays. To make this a real statement outfit we LOVE it paired with chunky wooden jewellery, it creates a very tonal and artistic outfit.       T W O  /  T O P  It may sound a bit crazy but we just adore our Molly Skirt as a Top?! A bit quirky and different, but it works! We love it paired with our Willa Pants - this creates a super flowy, elegant feel. The Mustard of the Willa Pants pops under the subtle pattern on the Molly Skirt. To add some shape to this lovely outfit we suggest pairing it with your favourite chunky rattan belt. We also love this outfit with a statement pair of earrings, it pulls the entire outfit together and draws attention up to your décolletage.      T H R E E  /  P A I R  W I T H  K N I T W E A R  The Molly Skirt is a wonderful trans seasonal piece. Styling this maxi skirt with a knit looks wonderful! And due to the full length of the skirt you will be kept warm! ( You can also style this outfit with tights underneath. We love the Molly Shirt with our Mustard Kelly Knit. The vibrant mustard works perfectly with the tones of the Molly Skirt. To keep this outfit vibrant and fresh we love to pair it with this ridiculously cute rattan bum bag!     F O U R  /  G O L D E N  G O D D E S S We are in awe of this stunning image from our gorgeous brand rep @mummamakerphotographtaker. She styles our Molly with a beautiful light white shirt with delicate detailing. We also love this outfit styled with hair clip details - the little bit of sparkle really makes us long for dreamy summer sunlight.        F I V E  /  D O U B L E  T R O U B L E We also are in love with how the lovely @charlieandmarlow has styled her Molly Skirt. She has gone for the double and paired it with our Florence top. This pair up creates the illusion of a gorgeous maxi dress! We think this combination is effortlessly stylish and looks amazing styled with a fine detail belt and neutral bag. Keeping all of the tones similar creates a very organic, natural feel which looks amazing!         We would absolutely love to see how you style your Molly Skirt! Tag us today @miannandcowomen xx       Miann & Co Women, the best choice for womens fashion. Our online store is your one stop shop for natural fibre knitwear and unique pieces that can be dressed up or down to suit any occasion. Our range is generously sized to suit all body shapes, from straight size to plus size. Whether you’re looking for womens knitted jumpers, cardigans, jumpsuits, dresses, tops, pants or skirts; our range of womenswear has something to offer for everyone. Don’t know where to buy womenswear? Shop Australian womenswear in our online store. From our range of natural jumpers and knitwear to keep you warm in the winter or our cotton dresses to keep you cool in the summer, you’re sure to find something you love. Shopping for womenswear online in Australia has never been easier with Miann & Co. If you’re looking for something to keep you warm and cosy on these cold transseasonal nights, look no further than our range of womens knits. Wading through the endless options of womenswear online can be exhausting, but look no further than Miann & Co- the best place to buy womens jumpers, cardigans, skirts, pants, shirts and dresses online. Looking for a place to shop plus size clothing in Australia? Miann & Co understands that dressing for your shape and size isn’t easy, so we’ve made it easy for you. With flattering silhouettes such as a-line, v-neck and oversized pieces- there’s something to suit everybody. Comfort and satisfaction are guaranteed with Miann & Co.