Last day in town

By the time you read this I am surely on my way back to Cluj for my last year at University.

Yup, last year I will ever be a student, because I don't think I will ever have the patience to start another school from scratch; this means I will - or rather want - to live it at the fullest!

These are the last set of photos from my last day back home, wearing something fitted for September, something quite casual but with an ounce of chicness. Because you have to say your goodbyes like a diva, ha!

See you soon!

 

  Wearing: vintage skirt, belt and scarf, Motivi old sweater, thrifted bag, Il Passo shoes, Meli Melo sunglasses. 

 

Silver touches

 

 I wish sometimes I could find a fantastic place for me to take my photos, instead of parking lots or the usual parks..but in my little town I have to make use of what I have at best. I wish I could have time to make stories based on my looks, but I don't have a photographer around the clock and that makes it harder. Oh , my frustrations.. 

These days my mood changes from total happiness to deep melancholy and even to bitchy queen. I guess Autumn struck me hard. And the music of Lana Del Rey, which I've been listening to repeatedly, fits perfectly to my state right now.

 Enough sentiment - just gaze at my retro-ish inspired outfit composed from my mother's old sweater - it has silver threads, wohoo! - and my self made girlie wool skirt, glazed with some bling blings and maybe you'll feel as fabulous as I did in the hour I took the photos (and a bit bitchy, yeah)

 

Wearing: no name sweater, self-made skirt and earrings, Il Passo shoes, self made bow bracelet, Mini Prix silver ring and bracelet, vintage necklaces

Dot, dot , dot...

 

 Found this peplum top in a second hand shop; it waited patiently for me to see it and make one of those anime-esque faces, with a smile so big it deforms my face, hearts in my eyes and constantly saying: "kawaiiiii!!!" (If you are a anime/manga fan you know what I mean) I was thinking over and over again how I could wear it and after realizing that I don't own anything that matches it (apart from a skirt), I remember having these white jeans which I am pretty sure were not worn in the last..year. Wow. 

So, happily I went out, took photos, went for a walk and here I am showing this gorgeous top to you. I brag too much, but I guess every blogger, actually every fashion blogger is a bragger the minute he/she clicks "Post" each and everytime...

 

 

 

 

Wearing: thrifted top, Vero Moda jeans, Il Passo shoes, random brand purse, vintage earrings, Meli Melo rose ring, H&M fuchsia ring.

Step into your magical shoes...from Il Passo!

Here I am wearing one pair of magical silver shoes I was given by Il Passo, in our collaboration for this season's holidays.
I made two looks: one for the day, and another for the evening, especially for New Year's Eve with the same pair of shoes, so you can see their versatility. The metallic shine might give them sophisticated look but their classical design make them easy to wear.
I chose a basic outfit, shirt, leather pants and a masculine inspired blazer to keep it simple so they can shine! What do you say?









These shoes are perfect for an elegant occasion, either you are at a fancy dinner, or at a party, you can never go wrong with these shoes. They are my perfect choice to celebrate New Year's Eve, glamorous and modern! I chose a little black dress, a small vintage purse and of course velvet gloves for that touch of luxury.













Wearing: look 1: Il Passo shoes, Terranova pants, thrifted shirt, Stradivarius blazer, Meli Melo bag
look 2: Il Passo shoes, United Colors of Benetton dress, vintage jewelery and purse, Outlet coat, Meli Melo gloves

I thank DION for helping me out with these photos!

Project III - Metalic '50s

Alright darlings, I proudly present to you my final project of this semester made for my second year of Fashion School. I worked together with a colleague and friend of mine, we were supposed to make little teams, and this is the outcome. I must say out of all my projects, this one is the best, even though I know of it's hidden flaws and soon it will be forgotten.











The theme was to take a silhouette from the past and modernize it, so we took inspiration from the '50s and mixed it with metals and scales, to create a modern look. We thought about the contrast between the '50s housewife and the modern woman today heavy in thoughts and work, but still struggling to look glamorous. What say you?

Photos by Dion