Stylestalker 'Bunny's Day Off' Lookbook

Have a nosey at the latest Stylestalker 'Bunny's Day Off' lookbook and discover a riot of to-die-for pieces inspired by 1960's playboy and oozing a casual, disheveled sexiness!

Boy oh boy, these are some seriously hot goodies! Check out the latest Stylestalker 'Bunny's Day Off' lookbook and discover a riot of to-die-for pieces for summer 2013. "This season we were inspired by 1960s playboy. We channeled the ultimate sex-kitten, Brigitte Bardot. Bunny is innocent, mysterious and alluring all at once. The desire of men and women alike, she exudes a casual, disheveled sexiness," the duo behind the brand explained.

The collection features some achingly lovely stunners, broidery anglaise, dainty lace, pastels and prints. Speaking about the Stylestalker girl, the two designers said in an interview with Karma Loop Ladies that, "It's all about the attitude. It's for a confident girl, I think. It's someone who doesn't give a damn and would wear a really pretty dress with a really tough jacket and some bizarre shoes. The girl that wears us has to be confident and fun."

But what's the story behind Stylestalker, the lovechild of Sue-Ann San and Rachel Zeilic? "We wanted to turn out traveling and shopping and internet addiction into a business," the duo told Foam magazine. The result? Well, just have a nosey at the brand's 'Bunny's Day Off' lookbook and see it for yourself! We were completely hooked with the label's lust-worthy offerings!

On the design process, the two revealed in the interview with Karma Loop Ladies that, "We start by coming up with a story or theme, then we do loads of research-books, films, vintage pieces, raiding our friends closets - then we pick the colors and [prints] and design all the pieces. After that we pick the fabrics, make the samples, and visit our factory. We hand over the collection to our sales agents who sell it to the shops. Then it all goes into production and gets delivered. Most people are surprised to hear the whole process takes about 10 months."