Style Scan
Our resident visual merchandising fashion stylist, Eva Keary, curates the stand-out looks alongside the best homewares, gifting and beauty finds.
DISPLAY NEAR SPORTSGIRL
Facing the Jamaica Blue
Female fashion
Sportsgirl - Espresso Nikki Satin Lace Tee, Espresso Piper Satin Pants, Ivory Avery Shoulder Bag, Plated Snake Chain Necklace - Gold
Spendless Shoes - Melita Chocolate Shoe
Male fashion
Tarocash - Chocolate Gibsurn Wool Coat, Natural Alder Textured Knit, Stone Rapid Slim Super Stretch Pants, Chocolate New Acton Gusset Boot
Facing the Kids Corner
Female fashion
Ally - Stripe Knit Sweater, Ponte Mini Skirt, Collared Jacket, Animal Print Sunglasses.
Spendless Shoes - Audrey Chocolate Boot
Male fashion
Tarocash - Dark Green Murray Zip Jacket, Indigo Rivet Straight Stretch Jeans, Natural Luxe Cotton Crew Tshirt, Tan Jets Gusset Boot
Plinths:
House - Alex liddy Plates bowls & dishes
DISPLAY NEAR KATHMANDU
Facing Telstra
Male fashion
Edge - Brown Lumen Tee, Chocolate Fade Overshirt, Light Blue Soho Jean, Hubal Trucker Hat
Spendless Shoes - Brown Hudson
Kids fashion
Cotton On Kids - Rocky Road/Tea Party Lily Long Sleeve Tiered Top, Airlie Light Blue Unisex Barrel Leg Denim, Varsity Red/Studded Kids Ballet Flat, Zephyr Marle/Cherries Kids Knit Beanie
Facing Michael Hill
Female fashion
Edge - Stripe Livia Cardigan, Light Blue Gia High Rise Baggy, stripe cardigan, Cinder Asymmetrical Shoulder Bag Chocolate , Brown Aae Beanie
Spendless Shoes - Brown Melrose Microsuede
Kids fashion
Cotton On Kids - Squid Ink/Heritage Red Bake Knit Crew, Unisex Barrel Leg Denim, Semolina Kids Buckle Slide
Plinths
Dusk - candles, diffusers giftsets & hand cream
VISUAL MERCHANDISES SHOWCASES
About Me – Eva Keary
My love for fashion started early, long before I ever thought of it as a career. At 14, I was working in a menswear store in my hometown in Ireland called Man About Town. It didn’t take long before I saw an opportunity to introduce womenswear, and soon I was travelling to trade fairs in Dublin, choosing pieces based purely on instinct - what I loved, what I felt people would wear. That experience shaped how I see fashion today: intuitive, personal, and always evolving.
When I first moved to Perth, the fashion scene felt worlds away from what I was used to. I’d regularly send home 20kg boxes of clothes from Ireland (Primark was a staple) just to feel like myself. But over time, I’ve watched Perth transform into a city with a strong and confident sense of style. It’s grown into its own, and now feels just as relevant and exciting as the places I once looked to for inspiration.
My style is grounded in timeless pieces that work hard in my wardrobe. A crisp white button-down shirt is something I always come back to - it’s simple, but endlessly versatile. I rely on a few key staples, like a nude trench coat and a denim shacket, that I can layer and restyle no matter the season.
I’ve also learned not to box myself in when it comes to colour. Yellow was always something I avoided, but finding the right shade completely changed my perspective -it’s now one of those tones I reach for when I want something a little unexpected.
And while trends will always come and go, I still have a soft spot for skinny jeans (I’m quietly waiting for their return.
For me, fashion should feel inclusive, wearable, and fun. I’m drawn to brands that reflect that, offering pieces that suit different ages, styles, and body types. One thing Belmont Forum does incredibly well is denim, there’s such a great mix of fits and styles, making it easy to find something that feels just right.