tick tock

Firstly I really need to say that the silver, shiny fabric of the skirt is my absolut favourite of all the ones I own; maybe on of the reasons is because it is one of the first ones I bought myself.
I was trying to make a loose t-shirt out of it(which didn´t tourn out) so I decided on the skirt. The watch I got from my dad for my 18th birthday; sadly the time is always wrong becuase you have to "load" it manual, which I always forget to do.
I randomly found the top(Supré NZ) in my wardrobe and really think it matches the skirt. It is an outfit I would wear to a gardenparty or a dinner in town, of course especiallyin summer.

Is this a dream?

If there was a city more misterious and shabby chic than Venice, it would have to be a dream. No cars. No modern buildings. No point of feeling dissapointed because the facade shows something else than the hidden secrets behind.
A city full of inspiration and colours that you might have never seen before. VENEZIA PER SEMPRE!

sequined

Ashish. HELL YES! incredible designer.
Haven´t seen a single piece that looked boring or "normal". It´s all different and cool and something you can always wear! every day, every minute and every life.
Like the jeans jacket; a very basic and simple thing everyone knows, but with adding the rivets and dyeing it, he again made it unique.
My favourite dress is the one with the Liberty Statue on it.
It´s long and has a basic cut, but the person wearing it must take the risk of having a bunch of men running after her.

le scarpe

I saw the blue shoe in a magazine and now, out of coincidence, found it in the internet. Isn´t it a very exciting cut and colour?! I defenitly love it. The only thing you have to think off, is not wearing another flashy and eye-catching thing to it.
It´s really 70s like(one of my favourite periods in the history of fashion).

A little bit more contemporary is the grey one,
especially with a loose and thin summer dress.