A western-grunge mix

 

 I realize this is quite a different outfit from the last one I posted, but what can I say? I love styling and I love variations. Although vintage outfits and jewelry will always remain close to my heart and I don't think I will ever get bored of, it's fun to play around from time to time.

 I saw this checkered vest on New Chic and what intrigued me was the length, I have this new obsession with long coats/cardigans/shirts, whatever, so I needed to give this one a try. It's fun because it almost looks like a dress and I really love the fabric, it's a dense cotton, something I didn't expect really.

I created this part grunge, part country/western outfit, a mixture of both, because here I have the checkered print item which is common for both grunge and country fashion and yet I have the cowboy ankle boots and a suede skirt, but I lack the rock, dark vibe - if we turn back time and see how I used to dress in highschool, I would've styled this vest totally different!

What do you think?

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Wearing: vest from HERE, H&M skirt and cardigan, MiniPrix.ro boots, no name earrings, vintage belt

Classy grunge

 

 Now this is an interesting turn: from floral prints to grunge patterns. 

Truth is I've always had a fancy for chequered prints but always hesitated when I was shopping. However, I decided to give in and since I saw this particular shirt in an outlet shop, I thought "what the heck" and went for it. I loved the soft cotton fabric, the simple design (sometimes I found shirts with huge ugly pockets or studs randomly placed on them - what?!) and the combination of colors is really to my taste. I suppose my mother would say that I am wearing a table cloth and to be honest that is my first impression when I see this pattern too; but sometimes table cloths can be really cool and fashionable.

 Have e lovely weekend guys!

   

 Wearing: Bershka shirt, H&M pants, Newt.ro bag, handmade earrings, Asos shoes, New Yorker sunglasses. 

 

Neo-grunge + new feature

I was surprised with this outfit, giving the fact that I am used to highlight my waistline, and I find it quite interesting the way it is, so loose. I always love to experiment. I find it to be somehow a grunge look - not exactly my favorite style, but hey, it's acceptable.

A few days ago I was interviewed by the lovely girls behind  Bucharest Style  , which contains pictures of Romanian street wear. They really find interesting people on the streets. Check it out! Thus, I have received my second feature, which I am totally excited! Thank you girls!!

You can check it out here. 

Hope you all are having a wonderful Monday! I am off to study the new Harper's Bazaar, Romanian issue.

Wearing: Bershka sweater, Terranova turtleneck, Zara cardigan, thrift skirt, Leonardo boots, H&m bag