Flowers in her hair, she thought about the good old times.

Sexy and edgy

I can already see it-- this will be another picture-post!

Excuse my short absence

Short while or not, most of us hate when our favorite bloggers disappear. Not that I'm one of your favorite blogger, just yet.

So where have I been? Lets just say that I took a break from city-life and ran off to honestly, the middle of nowhere. It was kind of nice, but I missed the glamor of- yes you know it- fashion. What have I missed? Apparently 8 romantically fashionable outfits that have been posted on Lookbook during my uneventful hiatus:

Lately all I've been seeing is just mega-boring maxi dresses, that look exactly the same, so I was amazed to find this dress. This beautiful, beautiful dress! Admit it, I'm not the only one falling for this. + lately, you can never go wrong with a light corset. Too bad I'm too young to wear just that, corsets. Or am I?
Anyway, I would of have preferred that the girl on the pic would leave her hair to cascade down on her shoulders, instead of using that headband that just poofs it up. Oh well, its still pretty.


Now, those of you who have stuck with me from the beginning know that I love thigh highs! or high boots in this case.


Yes, those shoes are amazing!



I'm adoring this combination!

Cute headband, a tender floral shirt with sheer fabric, vintage shoes, a couple of cute bracelets- yep, this girl has got it all!

Ah, finally, best for last? No need to say much about this outfit. Actually, no need to say anything about this outfit, it just seems to be... perfect...

Have I missed anything more?

FILEP DOES PORTRAIT : CHARLIE LE MINDU / ATOPOS

"Dear iDEALS, two portraits I shot today during the performance by Charlie le Mindu's project in collaboration with ATOPOS and Vassilis Zidianakis as part of the Art Athina festival."-- Filep

This extremely creative and unusual photoshoot made me itch to post about it here. I seriously don't know why... Maybe it's because somewhere hidden behind the tons of hair, there's humor and elegance...
*awkward moment*, I need to start analyzing better...

Cherry Bomb

Sugar-sweet sixties hair. The volume, the wave... in some shots a peppermint-green headband. This photoshoot is so perfectly styled that you just want to dig out the rollers and eyeliner and bake a hot apple pie.

This black and white picture [above] reminds an awful lot of some 60s actress... Maybe from the first Bond movies?

Why I love Miu Miu ss 2010

These pictures are nice to look at and self-explanatory.

Mismatched beauty

"Fifteen years ago Karla Spetic was a refugee leaving war-torn Dubrovnik. Now one of the success stories from Rosemount Australian Fashion Week, the Karla Spetic label has been snapped up by niche stores from Sydney to Moscow. Karla´s creations are dappled with notions of independence, an inquisitive nature and an element of femininity." - Maximillia

All I can say is oh wow, but this beautiful story of success needs some type of proof. Is the AW 2010 collection really that amazing? Why yes, yes it is, and here is the proof:
This collection remains romantic and original with a hint of spice, regardless of the fact that Karla Spetic might of have inspired herself a bit from the Miu Miu SS 2010 patterns, Balenciaga color palette and the Burberry knot/twist technique from SS 2010.

Now, if you'll gently excuse the large overload of pictures...

Love is a curious thing

{Lie.Lie.Lie for love} Aah, tennis, the old game of gentlemen.... and women. Today IT happened again: my little sister (who happens to be 11) "sprained her ankle" so now when she walks it "hurts". It's obvious that this is something she brutally made up so that she wouldn't have to go to tennis practice.
Fine, fine, I admit it, haven't we all lied once? But this seems to be somehow different. Maybe I'm just jealous because I still have to go to tennis practice today. Don't you just hate when your parent's choose your activities for you?

Luckily, I found some images that may help me feel better, about this gentlemanly art of running around and hitting a yellow ball with a piece of plastic (or whatever rackets are made out of these days)Oh my, look at what you have done! Now give me the hat, the blazer and the dress, and I will tell no one about all of this!

Just look at that outfit!

"The sporty flapper: If she were a character, she'd be The Great Gatsby's Jordan Baker; athletic, boyish, cynical, seductive. Golf or tennis are the flapper girl's games, so in 2010 it's preppy with a 1920s twist. Look no further than Hermes - with drop-waist pleated skirts and sports stripes in classic colours - for inspiration."

Now, enough about tennis!