Monthly Archives: January 2013

CLAES IVERSEN





If there is one word that would describe the typical Claes Iversen collection best, it is feminine. Playing with proportions inspired by a bow that is falling apart is the latest thing he showed on the second day of Amsterdam Fashion Week. A thing that came in little color; beige (and one babyblue one) pantsuits with flared trousers, a crisp white flowy blouse – shirt is just not the right word to be used here – worn with a bright red hand embroidered skirt and black elegant long dresses with side splits up to you know where…

A more than very welcome catwalk appearance in between the commercial violence happening the rest of the week.

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Posted on January 26th, 2013, in
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SOFT PRINT

Currently obsessed with how all the crazy prints are slowly turning into things that are a bit more toned down, more soft. Just my cup of tea.

Shirt, H&M Trend (in stores March 2013).

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Posted on January 25th, 2013, in
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IN NARNIA


Ah, snow. And what to wear when the snow is falling down like the water does in Niagara Falls? Most of the time I can be busted in comfy sweaters, pj pants, a crazy beanie while shivering, but sometimes I like to ditch all of that – except for the crazy beanie – and dress a bit more fancy than that.

If you notice anything different in these pictures, I did not color my hair, nor did I put on different make-up. It is the beanie, my boyfriend somehow managed to loose the fuzzy ball that used to be the cherry on the cake, uhm beanie. Oh, well.

Coat, COS; Top, Samsøe & Samsøe; Trousers, Étoile by Isabel Marant; Shoes, Alexander Wang; Bag, Gérard Darel; Scarf and Hat, Marc Jacobs.

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Posted on January 24th, 2013, in
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IN THE DETAILS

There are so many interesting details in this look, I can not just point out one. Tell me, what part do you like best?

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Posted on January 23rd, 2013, in
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KUSMI TEA

To some, this might be the most boring subject ever (tea, seriously?), but I could not NOT share this deliciousness. I ironically discovered this French Kusmi tea back in Lisbon during Christmas and if I am completely honest, I only bought it because of the cuteness of the cans. I mean who would pay 17 euros (yes, I know they are cheaper in Paris) for a can of tea if the box was not this cute?

I was planning on using the cans to store my jewelry once they are empty and therefor chose color over taste. This ánd the yumminess of the tea makes me wish I could invite you all over for a tea party at my place. Who’s in?

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Posted on January 22nd, 2013, in
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