*FREE PEOPLE*

red, floral print, tea lenght skirt

poncho, long knitted coloured skirt and wedges

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strapless folklore dress with colourful embroidery

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mixed textured watch band

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large, light brown leather tote 

army green suede bag with fringe

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black classical wedges with wooden sole

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crème coloured ballerinas

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beaded aztec style sandals

Uuuuh i love the new "free people" collection!! <3

"Berlin, arm aber sexy"

Not as glamorous as Paris, not as romantic as Venice, not as crowded as São Paulo, not as high-fashion as Milan, not as impressive as New York, not as high-tech as Tokyo, not as chaotic as Athens, not as idyllic as Geneva, not as relaxed as Sydney, not quite as multicultural as London, but the city i grew up in and have learned to appreciate for being charming in it's own way, Berlin.

Paul Kalkbrenner - Sky and Sand

Oliver Koletzki - Hypnotized

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Simply one word to describe - WOW

Kate Moss in Japanese Vogue, May 2011. -Absolutely stunning as always, love her!-

Coco avant Chanel

Just finished watching "Coco avant Chanel" starring Audrey Tautou as Gabrielle Chanel (Coco Chanel). The movie itself wasn't brilliant i thought, what truly amazed me though, was Coco's story of becoming famous and how advanced her fashion style really was. She grew up living in an orphanage. Turning 18 she had to leave her home, became a cabaret singer and worked as a tailor for different stores. That was when she started being passionate about designing clothes. After several fortunate coincidences she became a renown hat designer amongst the french society and soon opened a store in Paris. It was around 1915 that Coco also started designing men's wear inspired women's clothes and rapidly became one of the most sought after designers around the world. Her style was very elegant, discrete and classy, the little black dress and the tailored costume were Coco Chanel's trademarks.