Bye bye colour blocking

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I was always the mix and match type, especially on combining colours. But lately I'm more and more into outfits of the same colour scheme. And by that I mean something like all nude outfits, all pastels, all darks (for example combining marine blue and black). Stepping away from bright colours doesn't sound like a bad idea! This was probably a predictable trend after the colour blocking hype from a while ago, but my diversity loving fashion mind adores it!

Valentine's Inspirations

Femme Fatale

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Left look by Andy Torres, right look by Doina Ciobanu. Source rose.

1. Aurélie Bidermann bracelet 2. Lulu Guiness lip clutch 3. MAC Ruby Woo 4. Topshop tights 5. Rag & Bone ankle boots 6. Charlotte Olympia flats 7. Alexander McQueen pumps 8. Wolford Stay-ups 9. Forever 21 bra


Soft Romance

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Left look by Jana Wind, right look by The Cherry Blossom Girl. Source roses.

1. Etsy bracelet 2. Etsy earpin 3. Jennifer Meyer necklace 4. Paul and Joe nail polish 5. SteamCream 3 in 1 Moisturizer 6. New Look ankle boots 7. BCBGirls Ariel pumps 8. Ash ankle boots 9. Topshop tights 10. Pour Moi bra

Hi guys!

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and this year I wanted to make a post about the most romantic holiday of the year. Wether you see it as a mood board, a secret wishlist or just some inspiration to dress up, I hope you like it! :) There are two themes: Femme fatale and Soft romance. Despite I (and probably many other woman) love a femme fatale look, I'll be wearing something inspired by the other one. The main reason is that we're going to a casual birthday party in our local youth club, and also because I want to wear my new flower dress (seen in the previous post) with over knee socks.

So, which one is your favourite? And do you have plans for Valentine's Day? I'd love to hear!

Love,
Siel