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rebs picks

how are you celebrating mother’s day this year?
we are going out for dinner as a family after my shift. I’m looking forward to styling our lovely mums instore at moochi town in auckland on mother’s day!  

what’s your favourite piece of style advice you’ve received from your mother?
garments that have a unique design, a stand out feature, are made of well and are made with the most premium fabric are the ones you will wear and love forever. you need to feel joy every time you pull on a garment

I recently bought the respite denim jacket. I adore the sleeves, and the bias cut of the denim around the shoulders. it’s a garment I’ll love to keep in my wardrobe because of its point of difference

how would you describe your style, and how does moochi tick that box for you?
I would describe my style as edgy with an occasional feminine twist. when I wear moochi I feel stylish, polished and comfortable. I love how I can mix moochi’s mainline, key pieces and 6&7 in one outfit and still feel effortlessly stylish

how has your style evolved since becoming a mother?
what do you look for when shopping for yourself?
when my son was a baby, like many mothers, I was very casual. now that he is a little older I am leaning into a more smart-casual refined way of dressing, while also keeping comfort in mind. the tipping and ahead pants have been wardrobe staples for me recently as you can wear them with any shoe and for any occasion, whether that be working, going out for a meal with a friend or taking my son to his activities

what’s your favourite moochi piece for mother’s day?
the respite denim jacket and the margin trench coat in sage green. they are fabulous pieces that will remain in my wardrobe always. when it gets cooler I’ll also wear the denim jacket done up as a shirt under my trench coat, as it can be both a jacket or a shirt. I love that all my moochi pieces are so versatile

georgias picks

how are you celebrating mother’s day this year?
a nice slow sunday with my family sounds right up my alley. starting with a beach walk coffee in hand, and a meal out or platter at home later in the day depending on how we feel. I can wholeheartedly confirm champagne will be on the menu to cheers us making it to the first calendar parent milestone unscathed.  
 
 what’s style advice do you think you’ll give to Anderson one day? is there any moochi piece you might keep to pass down to her when she’s old enough?
style is personal, so not to taper your own for anyone. my wish is for her to be comfortably confident in her every day. I’m not sure about pass down, but I hope she will rummage through my jacket collection and pinch my favourite jumpers from time to time - as much as it will probably irk me down the line, I am looking forward to the debate of who owns what!  
 
how would you describe your style, and how does moochi
tick that box for you?
my style lends to more contemporary styling, I love anything and everything oversized (as much as this kills my own mum); blazers, jackets, shirts and jumpers are a weakness for me. I shop by look and feel rather than the number, therefore have an array of sizing within my wardrobe so that the style caters to my own look rather than the other way around. moochi has a certain utilitarian, androgynous and timeless feel which means their pieces slot into my daily with ease
 
how has your style evolved since becoming a mother? what do you look for
when shopping for yourself?  
I am very fresh on the motherhood scene. I can’t say my time out of the house has been as put together as usual, however my style hasn’t altered too drastically. anyone that saw me before Anderson can say that a mix of sportswear and tailoring was my go-to. a good outer layer and accessories can elevate a look with minimal fuss  
 
what’s your favourite moochi piece for mother’s day?  
chocolate brown, suede, carry all. the textural intrigue of the sway bag has me hooked, chocolate is the new black and I can’t get enough of it.
 

becs picks

how are you celebrating mother’s day this year?
I’ll be spending quality time with my mum, aunty, nan, and grandma; four women who have shaped who I am today. we’ll start the day with a relaxed brunch and probably spend most of it eating, sharing stories, and laughing together. I know an afternoon nap will absolutely be necessary after all the food and love!

what’s your favourite piece of style advice you’ve received from your mother?
to love your basics. my mum always said that neutral tones are timeless, and a wardrobe built around them makes getting dressed easy and stylish. she taught me that it’s okay to love black. it’s chic, versatile, and never goes out of style. she’s also the reason I found moochi. her effortless style and love for clean, classic pieces inspired me to build a wardrobe that feels both elevated and true to me

how would you describe your style, and how does moochi tick that box for you?
I love clean silhouettes, timeless pieces, big shirts, wide-leg pants, and easy basic tees; pieces I can wear over and over again but style differently each time. moochi gets that balance just right. their staples like the unbutton shirt or coached pant offer that classic, cool feel, and the ability to layer and mix them into every season  

what do you look for when shopping for yourself?
I look for pieces that are unique but still versatile enough for my everyday life. something I can wear to university, to work, or for dinner with friends. I want to look polished but also feel classy. I look for pieces that give me confidence, like a standout top or a perfectly cut pair of pants

what’s your favourite moochi piece for mother’s day?
I love the respite cropped denim jacket and the ramble jean. I love a good double denim moment and the jacket’s sleeve detail gives it a really special edge

mollys picks