
Asked as to her greatest achievement to date,
Gypsy would undoubtedly reply ‘my five beautiful children’ if she actually had kids. No matter, there’s still time, and there’s always adoption of course. She instead speaks of overcoming her addiction to hair ties – a battle she undertook in private for many years, and of which even her closest fans are unaware.

A glance into Gypsy’s walk-in robe reveals a style that can only be described as ‘classic with a touch of boho vintage surfer bordering on eclectic with an urbane edge and chic, sassy, sophisticated overtones.’ This is a woman who knows exactly the image she wishes to portray.
‘Pre-owned clothes speak to me from the rack,’ she insists. ‘Like… I feel the fact they’ve been chosen, worn and loved before gives them personality and purpose. Like owning a cat, er, except for the purpose bit.’ And who are we to argue with that rationale for garment choice, given that the clothing and textile industry is the second largest polluter in the world?
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ypsy is wearing a Topshop polyester bomber (white with blue embroidery) [$25] and 80% cotton denim cap (size: one size) [$6]. When asked about her favourite window-modelled item she fondly recalls these Caroline Ingham Rhodes vintage woven fabric boots with matching belt, worn in Episode 4 of Gypsy’s Adventures (Facebook 2016). ‘I have held onto them even though they are too small for me, but it is finally time to let them go,’ she says. [Boots size 7½ + belt $45.]
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Currently immersed in a diversity of projects including planning a wedding to her ‘soul-mate’ and ‘rock,’ Dave, Gypsy sums up her current life as ‘truly blessed.’ I don’t think we’ve heard the last from this environmental crusader.
Meanwhile, head over to Gypsy's favourite store and find your next treasure.