Mid 70's Concept

Gelato at Lake Como 🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹

🔸 LAST 2 DAYS 🔸
Tomorrow (Friday) & Saturday are our final days for Mid 70's concept & all stock must go!

Open Fri & Sat 10-4pm

After 47 years & 7 shops, it is now time to thank all my clients who've supported Mid 70's concept over the past years 🥰

🔸 MID 70'S CONCEPT IS NOW IN COUNTDOWN MODE! 🔸

We have 2 weeks of trading left, as Saturday 23rd July is our final day.

We have been having an amazing response & Nanette would like to thank all our clients that have already purchased 🥰

There are some awesome bargins in-store now, such as:

✅ Summer Stock, now 60% off

✅ Winter Stock, now 30% off

✅ T-shirts & pants only in beige & white linen, now 20% off

The new seasons Transit (from France) for next Summer nearly all sold out 🤩

Last day Sat 23 July!

Winter has never looked (and felt) so good, when you're wearing a timeless piece from JJ SISTERS 😍

How gorgeous is the Winter 2022 collection from label Milson 😍

A little Winter holiday inspiration for you on a Friday 😃

So in love with the Winter 2022 collection from label Raffeaello Rossi 😍

🔆 Drastic Reductions on Summer Stock 🔆
Plus new collection of cord pants just arrived in 😀

Final days of our annual Summer Sale!
All collections heavily reduced to half price. Great bargains 👌

👉 Our Winter collections are now all in store with jumpers selling very quick.

We have just received a super range of baby cord pants with drawstring waists (which is the latest fashion statement) in colours of charcoal, navy, dark grey and soft grey selling at $149.

✅ New collection of scarves just arrived.

Exciting News! We have just heard from our agent that the next Transit range Summer 2022 is arriving mid June from France 😍

Also the team would like to welcome Merelyn back, as she has been off work with a disc in her shoulder.

Gorgeous AW22 looks from NZ label Loobie's Story 😍

A little something to ponder on a Friday 😃

Embrace The AW22 Collection from NZ label Madly Sweetly is just gorgeous and available now!

Happy Mother's Day 💐

Wishing all our mums a wonderful Mother's Day on Sunday 😍

With Winter around the corner, we all need jumpers & this Winter is one our best collections we have ever had.

▶ cashmere
▶ mohair
▶ wool
▶ cotton knits
▶ mixtures

Exciting colours of:
▶ tan
▶ rust
▶ pinks
▶ beige
▶ camel
▶ cream
▶ mustard
▶ greens
▶ blues
▶ navy

Also just arrived in store pull on pants in cords, denim & jersey.

✴ BREAKING NEWS ✴

Based on our current COVID-19 situation, it is clear we are past the peak of our Omicron wave.

WA has secured the soft landing we planned thanks to the efforts of Western Australians, our world-leading vaccination rates, and the common-sense decision to delay the full border reopening.

WA currently has a third dose vaccination rate of 79 per cent. This is an outstanding effort and a credit to everyone who did the right thing to protect themselves and others.

There have been challenges, and we cannot forget some WA families have experienced heartbreak.

However, overwhelmingly, WA has performed better than the modelling predicted, and we have avoided the deaths and devastation experienced around the world over the past two years.

Western Australians have been magnificent, and now we can take the next important steps forward, safely.

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Based on the latest health advice, effective 12:01am Friday 29 April, WA will be easing our public health measures again - back to what we are calling our baseline settings.

🟠 Indoor mask mandate lifted.

No more masks required at venues, the office, or at indoor gatherings. Those aged 8-11 will no longer have to wear masks.

Going forward, masks will only be required for those aged 12 and over in:
- hospitals, aged care and disability care facilities,
- prisons and correctional facilities,
- airports and public transport,
- taxis and rideshare.

However, while they are no longer mandatory, masks are encouraged where physical distancing isn’t possible.

🟠 All capacity and gathering limits will be lifted.

No two square metre rule, no caps on visitors to the home, weddings or funerals. No limits in stadiums or major events.

🟠 WA will join other states in removing quarantine requirements for asymptomatic close contacts, provided they adhere to strict requirements.

These include wearing a mask, avoiding high risk and large gatherings, daily RAT testing, and working from home where possible.

🟠 Proof of vaccination requirement removed for entry to all venues except for hospitals and residential aged care facilities.

The reason we are taking this step is that WA’s vaccination levels are incredibly high. Based on the data we have, there may be only tiny fraction of the community over the age of twelve who have not received at least one dose.

Vaccination requirements for employment will remain.

🟠 G2G pass requirement to enter WA will end, as will the three dose vaccination requirement for domestic arrivals.

International vaccination requirements will still be determined by Commonwealth settings, so the double dose requirement for international arrivals will continue.

WA’s requirement for unvaccinated Australian international arrivals to undertake seven days of isolation will also continue, but it will be reviewed in four weeks.

🟠 Hospital visitation arrangements continue to be in place to protect our most vulnerable citizens.

Masks and proof of vaccination requirements remain and non-essential visitors will be allowed with up to two people per patient per day during visitor hours.

Essential visits for compassionate reasons, birth partners, carers/parents/guardians will also continue.

🟠 Schools will also revert to baseline settings.

This means assemblies, camps, balls and off-site events can resume.

To help identify cases within schools and childcare, the State Government will provide 12 million free RATs to distribute across all schools and childcare facilities.

Parents and students will be encouraged to collect tests to ensure they are ready to test their children or students develop symptoms.

🟠 Travel to some remote Aboriginal communities will remain restricted to protect these more vulnerable communities.

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These will be the baseline public health settings WA will have for the foreseeable future.

With these changes, case numbers may rise, hospitalisations may rise - but it can be handled.

And it’s important to note the pandemic isn’t over - but, overall, the risks have changed.

We have avoided mass loss of life, avoided long, debilitating lockdowns, avoided economic devastation.

WA has been spared the heartache and loss and chaos seen around the country and around the world.

Not through luck or fortune, but because of our careful and cautious approach to the pandemic,

So, I would like to say thank you.

We would not be in the position we are in today without your actions, and your care for your fellow Western Australians.

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them.

So in love with the Autumn/Winter 22 collection from NZ label Loobie's Story 🥰

Make sure to check in out up close and personal at the boutique soon!

Wishing all our clients a safe & Happy Easter.

We have new Autumn collections arriving daily & a must is to view our
new range of jumpers.

Also we have just received another delivery from Europe of our Raffeaello Rossi pant in colours of khaki, black & taupe.

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Final Summer Sale - all Summer stock
marked down to half price.

Laybys held 2 weeks only.
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A little something beautiful to inspire you today!

The new Autumn/Winter 2022 collection from Loobie's Story is just gorgeous! In-store now 😍👌

There is nothing better than the perfect layering pieces, as we transition through Autumn into Winter 👌

A little something we all need to consider 😉

Up by

Love how soft touch this gorgeous top is 😍

So in love with the new AW22 collection from Madly Sweetly, in-store now!

Classic and casual 😍

A little something gorgeous to look at today!

The new Autumn/Winter 2022 colours are just gorgeous!

It's all about the accessories!

Love how soft touch this gorgeous top is 😍

✴ BREAKING NEWS ✴

A short time ago, we held a meeting of the State Disaster Council to discuss the current situation and consider the Chief Health Officer’s latest health advice.

In Australia, the data shows that once a jurisdiction hits one thousand cases a day, the peak of the Omicron outbreak is only a few weeks away.

The latest advice is that we now should expect to see WA reach the peak of cases in the next two weeks or so.

That is how fast we expect Omicron to spread here.

It is clear that to help minimise the surge in hospitalisations and protect the broader community as we get through the coming peak period, WA will need to move to Level 2 public health measures.

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Effective 12:01am, Thursday 3 March, in line with WA’s border coming down in full, the following measures will come into effect:
- Mask-wearing required for adults and children in Years 3 and above at all indoor public settings and at major stadiums;
- Home gatherings limited to a total of 10 people indoors and outdoors, except weddings and funerals;
- Private outdoor gatherings in a public space limited to 50 people
- 2 square metre rule and 150 person capacity limit for weddings and funerals, and for places of worship – no more than 10 people inside if held at a private residence
- 2 square metre rule and 150 patron capacity limit for fitness venues, hospitality, entertainment venues, nightclubs, and galleries and museums, with seated service only;
- 2 square metre rule for hairdressers, tattoo parlours and beauty services;
- 2 square metre rule and 500 per capacity limit for outdoor public venues and events, with mask wearing;
- 2 square metre rule for public venues such as swimming pools and recreation centres;
- 50% capacity limit for entertainment venues, such as theatres and cinemas, and for major stadiums, including Optus Stadium, RAC Arena, HBF Stadium (main area) and HBF Park;
- Limit of two visitors per resident per day to aged care and disability care facilities;
- No visitors to hospitals, except for spouses, parents or carers, birth partners or for compassionate reasons;
- 2 square metre rule and 150 person capacity limit indoors or outdoors for higher education facilities including pathway colleges and English language schools;
- Indoor community sports as per venue requirement, with no spectators, except for parents or guardians. Outdoor community sports permitted with no spectators, except for parents or guardians; and
- 4 square metre rule and seated service only for the Crown Casino gaming floor.

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These Level 2 measures are expected to be in place for about four weeks, with a review to be undertaken at the end of the month.

Importantly - due to our world leading vaccination rates - we have been able to mitigate the need to move to the severe 4 square metre rule for businesses, which would have a much larger impact on WA businesses and jobs.

As Omicron case numbers continue to significantly increase throughout our State, it is now more important than ever that we listen to the health advice and do all that we can to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe.