Fur Real

1. Monoki | 2. Shearling Jacket | 3. Fauxfur Skirt | 4. Monster bag | 5. Furries sweatshirt | 6. Backpack | 7. Dress 8. Fur Trainers | 9. Cuff

Splurge or Steal

Now we're officially being exhausted from the Fashionweeks -> time to digest the trends. For this season there's the return to the sixties. The Fashionforward ones probably have been either wowed or gotten slightly nauseous of Moschino's Barbie Kitch SS 15. Either way, both skirts will inject a hint of the 1960s and a beginning dose of sugary pink into your dressing. And you've just been embracing Tomboy-healthy aesthetics, right?

On the left is the affordable Topshop version under €50, and if you actually have Barbie legs you might wanna signal 'hands off' and get the quirky Opening Ceremony one on the right.

Animal Lite

1. Mr Kate Horn Necklace | 2. Balenciaga leather gloves | 3. Topshop camel sweater | 4. Koral Jeans | 5. D&G Animalier Eyeshadows | 6. Jil Sander Patent bag | 7. Guess watch | 8. Valentino ballerinas

Animal print will be big for the next season. You can either work it head-to-toe or clash it relentlessly with other prints. I myself will be going for the Lite version by mixing it with easy 90s basics and a touch of luxe.

 How will you wear your animals for the next season?

St. Nicholas

These have been the shoes I couldn't get of my mind...

I think lots of fashiongirls know what I'm saying. We pinterest shoes and forget about some, and some are just too good to forget.

I basically fell in love with the mix of convenience and quirkiness. As seen in my last post, there are a variety of pointed flats going on this fall. These had the mix of matte leather in white: so sumptious! I've been struck with the white-bug and matte seems like a more luxurious idea than a glossy white. Then that heel! I couldn't get over that heel. Also, the promise of subtle leather: How unpractical are flats in stiff leather? Enough to keep on searching.

Also, this spring I had a good use of some older, cream-coloured Topshop brogues: I figured these would be perfect for mid-summer & autumn. Perhaps even winter, if I keep them crispy white enough.