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nedjelja, 18. siječnja 2015.

Give us more Paolo Sebastian

If you're planning on googling upcoming trends for this season... Don't. 

I'm serious. Just don't. What we see on the runway isn't necessarily the next big trend we need to follow or buy, but versions of it will flood all the shops we buy in. And look what the runways are giving us (and it hurts my eyes)-

Burberry Prorsum

Bottega Veneta

Gucci (Gucci what were you thinking??)

Max Mara

polo shirt
Tory Burch, Polo Ralph Lauren, Alexander Wang

MM6 Maison Martin Margiela (I'm quietly sobbing while looking at this horror rn)

Dries Van Noten

comfortable shoes Pete Som
Peter Som

roomy denim
Karen Walker, Rodebjer, Adam Selman

Designers... Please... Stahp
We get it- it's gonna be like we're stuck in some 70s meets 90s denim bar with unfeminine silhouettes. But why so unfeminine? Because, TBH the ideas are great, but they look 110% worse with straight, loose tailoring and unflattering ends.

 In that massive disappointment I've actually found a positive side, and it's my biggest new crush, Paolo Vasileff- founder of Paolo Sebastian. He's been in the game since he was 17 and now at twenty-something  he has launched the most beautiful, etheral collection of 2015.
It's pure art- although most is haute couture, the ideas are mesmerizing. Girls wearing his dresses look like goddesses. See some of the collection from this year-









The materials look like flowing marble and liquid flowers- it's all just incredible. I'd like to see those kinds of patterns trending this season- not PVC shoes and denim coveralls. 

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srijeda, 26. studenoga 2014.

It's a coat story (Part 2)

Cinnamon tea with honey, warm blankets and re-runs of Buffy topped with fuzzy pajamas in bed all day... and in the middle of the week.
Sounds like heaven but you're more likely to have flu if you're currently living it. Luckily (or unlucky haha) for me, it's past now so I've jumped out of my bed and rushed into another shoot for the blog. You won't mind my pale skin though, right? It's quite hard to keep color in your cheeks when you're horizontal for a few days...
So like I promised, here's part two of the coat story. It's getting colder and the layers are thickening. Plus the humid air, things got less slouchy and more knitted.

Also, a lot of people have been asking me about my blush, the one used in the last photo set. I've been using it a lot lately, it's called Brown Milly by Dior. It's probably so noticeable because it's actually a dark plum tone, and it stands out on paler skin. Also it stays long so you don't have to put more every two hours. Would recommend to everyone who wants a change from the typical rosy blush :)

I'm wearing Maison Scotch woolen coat, Pimkie leather pants, Zara knit sweater and hat, leather boots are from Lisbon (forgot the brand/store)






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