Once upon a time in the Northern Territory, a curly-haired boy and a leggy lady linked arms and creative endeavour. Together they trekked south easterly – dropping by Brisbane for an education, stopping to take in the sites of Sydney, and finally landing in Melbourne town. Today they feed the creative industry of all three cities with the fashionable flair that is Limedrop.**There’s something about Limedrop’s winter range, Hidden Treasures and Unearthed Secrets, that shrewdly provides a distraction to the winter wind.
Their burnt wood pendants ring of log cabins and hot-totties. Their fox face pullovers suggest wild wood hunts, well-armed against the cold. And their leotards? Slip one of these on under a snug coat it’s as if you’ve just pirouetted out of FLASHDANCE.
What’s left of winter might be bearable after all…
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