Mixture

I have a soft desire for everything vintage, not to mention how much I love long coats and sweaters. So this dark blue trench coat I inherited from my mum's teenage years, is the most-frequent-worn piece of my wardrobe at the moment. These pants are zara and they totally match the tapestry at my grandma's house. Lol.

As it's the middle of spring I would expect bright sunshine and a light breeze. Well, my expectations are not likely to meet the reality. In fact: constant raining and 10°C are the average trait of the weather. Nevermind, coffee shops, huge blankets and book towers are always welcomed.

I almost forgot about the most obvious thing that happened lately. I got a new haircut and I can't even express how good it feels. Damn I should have done it earlier. 

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#25

Middle of Nothing

When my spring break started I decided that I will be so productive like writing more posts, learning, sort my wardrobe, catch up with my series and so on... Well... it didn't really happened ( except series:D) but it would have been a magic because I only had 4 days including Easter. 

So, I used this really tiny amount of time to  relax and chill with my friends. Get a hot chocolate & watch a movie or hang in a park and trying to skateboarding. That's what I did for 4 super happy days.

Sadly, its over and I just started to learn for tomorrow. Nevermind, only 5 weeks to summer!!!

Here is my off duty look for the spring break. A vintage sweater, leather skirt and cut out boots are just perfect for every occasion. Especially, for doing exactly nothing.:D

sweater:vintage/skirt:C&A/boots:NewYorker/sunglasses:Promod/bag: Sanches

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#14

The fault in our stars

Finally spring is almost here and I get back my gone vim. Waking up because of the sun caressing lights is much better than being awaken by an alarm while it's still dark and cold outside.

So here we are.  The key piece of my latest outfit is this vintage shirt which is so lovely and I'm so glad that I found it in a secondhand shop. 

Paired simply with a leather skirt, black hat and my bro's fancy shoes which I started to like recently. 

The title of this post refers to book  which you might know. John Green- The fault in our stars. It is a really..well, thoughtful  book but I haven't finished yet so don't be a spoiler. Have your ever read it?

What do you think? 

skirt: New yorker/ hat: H&M/ shirt: Vintage/bag:H&M

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#8

Sailing to nowhere

The awaited snow has finally arrived and I'm quite happy since it becomes dirty mud. Whatever, the photos were taken in a lonely,snowy field. To be honest I was suprised when  I saw these pictures. It looks totally different that I expected. I mean the first thing I thought watching the photos was this song haha. 

The vintage sweater has turtle neck and as long as a dress normally. It has the two things what I  hate on  sweaters but look! magic I wore it.  Its colour just match my 'turban' which is so useful in this ringing frost weather. I have no idea what makes wearing a skirt on winter in the mornings. Its strange to say that I wear more skirts on winter than summer. 

bag: New Yorker/ sweater:vintage/ skirt: New look/boots: Jeffrey Campbell/turban:H&M

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