After 6 months I finally decided which blogtype would suit me the most. Therefore, if you are interested in a more compact but also more frequent content, visit http://floweringwilderness.tumblr.com/
Hope to see you soon!
After 6 months I finally decided which blogtype would suit me the most. Therefore, if you are interested in a more compact but also more frequent content, visit http://floweringwilderness.tumblr.com/
Hope to see you soon!
1 – Flower prints
(source: Strange’s fashion blog)
- preferably on flowy materials, vintage (-looking) blouses, which would also look great with
2 – Flared pants
(source: Kendi Everyday)
- because although I got used to skinny pants, I still find them slightly uncomfortable and I’m happy that I kept a few pairs of flared pants from years ago.
And when I’m all dressed up and ready to go
3 – Long walks with the dog
- and I’m hoping she would cooperate more than at this time last year
Now let’s hope for nice weather to come!
Of course the master himself wasn’t there, but we still got to enjoy two of his plays at the theatre – and the performance was marvelous.
The vintage dress I wore belonged to my mum (she wore it to parties at the university, how cool) and it looked pretty unique with a pair of op-art earrings (red-white-black) and bright red flats from Vagabond, where I get my most comfortable shoes from.
I just wish we had snapped some proper photos before leaving, but we were running late because of me (as always). How can people be punctual, I wonder…
they’re vintage and cannot be worn without a pair of leggings underneath (too itchy!). But they’re warm and kind of flattering (not the best cut though) and that is all I need in wintertime.
vintage pants, h&m tee and sweater, ankle boots from Paris, dkny watch, random plastic beads
Have a lovely week!
The biggest surprise of this year (actually, it was last year):
A vintage dress-stand made before the 1950s – a hidden treasure from the countryside. It still needs a bit of renovation, but I’m already in love with it. If only I had an idea where to place it in our already crowded room…
Sometimes your outfits reflect your mood perfectly, just like in this case. I wore this on the day I handed in my master thesis and the bright colours made the day even more perfect. The day meant the end of an era, but that doesn’t make me sad – on the contrary, I’m really looking forward to a happier future. And all the colours of spring:)
thrifted skirt and t-shirt, benetton cardi, boots from helsinki, h&m bag, vintage pendant, panyizsuzsi earrings