Sorry for not posting anything for a while. I've been busy with university. I did try to give myself a blogging schedule, but as you can see I can't follow said schedule.
So I went for a girly look for today's location as you can see with the pink dress, the lace socks, the heart detail of the handbag and the cute headband. The jean jacket is there in case of chilliness and also to tone down a bit the girly feeling of the look. If you prefer to be full on girly, you can switch it for a white cardigan and switch the oxford shoes for cute flats.
I went for a a dark neutral look for today's location, which is an abbey, hence the lack of extremely flashy accessories. The only bright colors are on the butterfly necklace.
I decided to go for a sweet pastel look for this hotel, even if the interior of the hotel is full of dark wood and dark colors. I think it goes more with the exterior which is quite lovely.
Another hotel, but because I wasn't inspired by the location, I decided to get inspired by the Olympics, hence the red and white colors, the colors of Canada. As for the gold necklace and the golden shoes, they represent what we all want for our country: a gold medal.
I would like to congratulate Emilie Heymans and Jennifer Abel for their bronze medal, the first medal for Canada. Félicitation!
(Edit: My set doesn't seem to appear. Maybe it's just me, but if it happens to you, click here)
I think it's not the first time I create a look with a park as a location using that turtleneck. I suppose I keep going back to that turtleneck because of the details on the shoulders. I picked the socks because they were so colorful and the backpack because it was practical for visiting a national park.
Another inn, another outfit. I went for a pastel look once again, the only exception being the ring which is in a shade of dark old pink. I love the flower details of the shoes and the little bow on the Hermes handbag.
I'm starting to think that the author of "1000 Places to See Before You Die" is obsessed with hotels and restaurants. There are so many places to see in the world that I wonder why she puts so many hotels and restaurant in her book. I'm not saying that some hotels and restaurants are not worth visiting, but she's overdoing it. If I want to know which restaurant one must visit in a place, I'll buy a specific book about it.
Anyway, let's go on to the outfit. I decided to go for a sweet look for that location, hence the pale color of the dress and the delicacy of the accessories. I especially like the headband because of it's soft golden color.
Kinsale is said to be Ireland's culinary capital. I didn't create this look base on that info though, as I just read it. The picture at the top, with the water, led me to pick the dress. I then picked everything else based on that dress. And yes, I did chose the necklace because of the name of this blog, "cinq" meaning "five" in french.
Oh, and happy Canada Day to all Canadians!
