Showing posts with label bows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bows. Show all posts
Monday, 28 November 2011
아는 길도 물어가라
Hi! So, we're back in the english country side. This time, the location is not a garden but an old roman wall. So, I went for a cute long-sleeved top and jeans, a crossbody handbag because it's way more practical in the countryside, cute flats (who would walk in heels in a field to see an old roman wall?!) with socks as it can be chilly, an owl necklace and a bow elastic to add some accessories. I have to say I love the color and the style of the top and also the deep brown of the handbag.
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Sehr britisch...
So, all the major fashion weeks are over. Haven't seen all the shows yet (well, the pictures) since I waited for all of them to be over as my Style.com app doesn't show the fashion shows by cities, only by seasons. So new ones kept appearing in the alphabetical order and I kinda started to loose track of the one I had seen and the one I hadn't seen. Anyway, for what I observed, the spring colors vary between pastel, vivid colors and dark colors including black. As for Montreal's Fashion Week (yes, we have our own fashion week), I tried to find picture but they are nowhere to be found. Would have liked to talk about it, just to not be "another fashion blogger talking about New York, London, Milan and Paris". Before I talk about today's outfit, I just want to say that the Chanel collection is amazing!
Now, today's outfit: very simple look with the presence of my obsession (bows!). The Vivienne Westwood jacket is to add a bit of color to this pretty neutral outfit and also to add some "britishness" to the clothes and accessories coming mainly from Japan or the US. The plaid of the jacket is also very british.
Now, today's outfit: very simple look with the presence of my obsession (bows!). The Vivienne Westwood jacket is to add a bit of color to this pretty neutral outfit and also to add some "britishness" to the clothes and accessories coming mainly from Japan or the US. The plaid of the jacket is also very british.
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