Oct 18, 2012
frock swap & chop
This weekend, we're helping raise money for ovarian cancer research, styling at a Frock Swap & Chop on Victoria's surf coast.
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Aug 17, 2012
the dharma door
Our trade stall design for The Dharma Door - a fair trade and sustainable homeware and gift company.
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Feb 11, 2012
hummingbird eco retreat
we had 10 weeks to refit a 15 bedroom conference centre, turning it into a 4-star eco retreat!
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Jan 22, 2012
recycled fashion
Here’s a bit of Q&A blog-loving I recently received on the 'Recycled Fashion' blog.
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Jan 22, 2012
vegan baking workshops
Need some new, healthy recipes and some time away in fresh country air? Vegan cooking and yoga workshops are on in Hepburn Springs this March. Last year the baking sessions were run by me!
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Jan 21, 2012
mission 65
A refashioning workshop and glamorous parade to celebrate the 65th anniversary of Prahran Mission.
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Jan 18, 2012
olga bennett – environments
In May last year, the Melbourne-based photographer, Olga Bennett published a beautiful little book of the studio spaces of some of her favourite Melbourne creatives - including me!
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Jan 18, 2012
guide to the good life
A small stint on TV! This is part of a lifestyle show called Guide to the Good Life, hosted by Nicky Buckley and Andrew Gaze.
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Jan 18, 2012
the age of recycling
Back in March last year, I was interviewed by Natalie Craig and photographed by the very talented Meredith O'Shea for the Sunday Age, M Magazine.
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My name is Kim Kneipp. I'm a sustainable designer, personal stylist and workshop facilitator. l work in Melbourne, Australia and am known as the Frockerphiliac.
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In a bid to pacify the retail urge and reduce fast-fashion consumption I custom-tailor existing garments to truly flatter the individual form. Bringing fresh perspective and an inspired eye for detail, I shop within existing wardrobes, sharing new style ideas that flatter the figure whilst building confidence and flare. Intrinsic to this quest is the desire to encourage acceptance of one's physical self; to embrace the body we live in today, not the one we hope for tomorrow.
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