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Well, it's that time of the year again when you either have packed some of your clothes away (if you are the organised type that actually does that instead of having to lean against your closet door to close it. Not saying I'm either one  though, ehrm), or have started indulging in some hardcore layering, in my vocabulary known as  winterizing . I wear quite a lot of my dresses during the colder season as well paired with thicker tights and something underneath plus a layer or two on top. It depends a bit on the dress weather it works or not; the thinnest materials seldom look good that way, but this cotton is a bit heavier. This is a cotton summery dress that I got from thai vintage store  Sugar & Cream Vintage , that you might remember me  writing about some time ago . It's in mint condition with hidden buttons in the front and, like in the red vintage dress I have from the same store , this one also has a hidden zipper in front in able to step into instead of ...

Prince Charming and you-know-who For years I've wanted one of Ralph Lauren's military-inspired jackets but have never been able to find the right one. If I could swan into his Madison Avenue atelier I might, but I'm not that kind of gal. Something about champagne taste and a (domestic) beer pocketbook. This is a look a stylish friend also loves. She has four of them, purchased through various combinations of ebay and the Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply shop. Our styles don't really mesh, but in this case we agree. I've tried on a few that may have made it to the sale racks, but nothing really said "go for it" until yesterday. Prince TJ of Maxx I found my "prince" hanging on the end of a random rack at TJ Maxx, that mecca for the beer-budget fashion-possessed. There wasn't another in sight. My size. Regular price: $245. Their price: $69.99. Aside: Marshall's and TJ Maxx are owned by the same company. Is it deliberate that TJ's fashion ...

Narzuta:   HERE   o   Spódnica:   HERE   o    Kapelusz:  VINTAGE  o   Kozaki:   WOJAS         o   K opertówka:   CALVIN KLEIN     o    Okulary:  MISSONI  o   Pazury:   HERE       o    Kolczyki:  JUBITOM Narzuta:   TUTAJ  o   Spódnica:   TUTAJ   o    Kapelusz:  VINTAGE  o   Kozaki:  WOJAS         o   K opertówka:   CALVIN KLEIN     o    Okulary:  MISSONI  o   Pazury:   TUTAJ       o    Kolczyki: JUBITOM Tym razem na celowniku jeden z odcieni sezonu Pantonte Emerald czyli po polskiemu mówiąc - szmaragdowo zielony. Cały look, jak za pewne zuważyliście utrzymany jest w lekko retro klimatach, nacisk połozyłam na warstwowości i fakturze...

Me, online: So, now that winter is coming and we're out on the countryside for good I should really get myself a pair of practical boot...- uuuh hello what are these?! So yes; I am still trying to remember to get a pair of practical shoes, because I ended up with a pair of cute black velvet-y platform boots instead. Now ho would've thought. Well, in my defence, if you can manage to drag 20 kilos of suitcase for three days in a row on the cobblestone streets of Prague they could kind of be labeled as "practical", right? But no, these boots with their flocked surface are indeed not for the muddiest days. While on talks about the sliver lining (the one of clouds you know, that applies to events and situations) you can also talk about a golden edge in Swedish, which is applicable to anything or anyone that gives everyday life and existence even the tiniest sense of luxury. So this muddy-snowy-stormy November I'll let my gold lined heels act as the little golden edge ...

I'm home from Prague and started my week by visiting the rehearsals of the Tähdet Tähdet-show , where we got to coach fabulous singer Johanna Försti some burlesque posing and confidence. You can see it on Sunday evening at mtv3!

I am probably the only person you know who doesn't have pierced ears. As such, I'm not much of an "earring" person which is why you rarely see the girls wearing them. But after numerous complaints--especially from those FR dolls who arrived with their own pair--I have finally given in with this post! Mind you, I really don't need to do a tutorial. Earrings are easy enough to make and at the very least, you can simply pick up an existing pair and be done with it. This post serves, primarily, as a source of ideas in the context of current trends. Trends??!! Yes, there are trends in the jewelry business that are defined annually. They may or may not have anything to do with the clothing industry. But according to Vogue.com, the hottest look is the "statement" earring. Simply stated, those are super sized earrings. Sometimes they drop as far down as the shoulders. This is good news for the dolls because it means we don't have to worry about scale! Materi...