Goin back to the ocean :)

summer 09 Aruba

Goin back to the ocean :)

This is my picture of Aruba in 2009

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Mandarin Word of the Day:

Bus

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(via Fun Caricature Map of Ireland Postcard from Zazzle.com)

I am SO fucking nervous.
I’m just now starting my essay on “The Dead”,
which is phenomenally stupid of me.
But I think I can do it before it’s time for me to shower.
(Looks like lots of sleep on the plane for me.)
I’m at Grandma and Grandpa’s in Warner Robins
with my brother and mom and my cousin Devon.
It’s been pretty fun, surprisingly.
I feel sick.
I know this will be amazing and freeing and the rarest experience of my thus-far young life,
but I’m just anxious as fuck.
And ferries to the UK are only 40 euros.
And this Lit class is killing me.
And I’m really gonna miss my brother most of all. :(
UGH. 

A politician with morals and logic?

I went shopping in my friends closet and got this dank guinness shirt straight from the emerald isle.

It says: “Guinness: Every girl should have a little black drink.”

I’m obsessing - what’s new?

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And the Shopping in Prague continues....

These are a few things I bought during the month of March....

The New Foundation for Max Factor in Brown Hessian 75 (so far so good I haven't used it many times)

My new Pink Jeans from Zara

A simple skinny belt from H&M

Some simple shirts/tops from C&A

H&M Black Sneakers

Aaaaannnddd 4 earings from Terranova

What do you think?

P.S.: Shopping in Prague, it...is...NOT...CHEAP.... even if it at stores like, Zara, C&A, H&M..... it's not extremely expensive.. but still, I have to control myself. God I miss Primark >.< hehe.

And the Shopping in Prague continues....

These are a few things I bought during the month of March....

The New Foundation for Max Factor in Brown Hessian 75 (so far so good I haven't used it many times)

My new Pink Jeans from Zara

A simple skinny belt from H&M

Some simple shirts/tops from C&A

H&M Black Sneakers

Aaaaannnddd 4 earings from Terranova

What do you think?

P.S.: Shopping in Prague, it...is...NOT...CHEAP.... even if it at stores like, Zara, C&A, H&M..... it's not extremely expensive.. but still, I have to control myself. God I miss Primark >.< hehe.

Vicunha’s denim shirt is fashions’ newest wildcard!

Denim shirts are back for good, and Vicunha has incredible articles to meet this demand. Denim shirt have vanished after the 90’s, and recently triumphantly returned to fashion as wildcards, since today jeans are the new black. With a laid-back appearance, the jeans shirt saves productions and offer a more modern and hipster tuned-in look. 


Jeans, after all, are super-democratic materials, and it is almost impossible to find anyone in the Western world who does not have at least one denim item, but these dungarees usually include a pair of trousers, shorts or bermudas. 


But the denim shirts are back to stay, and are about to become definitively a must-have item for any wardrobe.

Read more about Vicunha’s denim shirt is fashions’ newest wildcard! @ Fibre2fashion

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Little Shopping

Today I went to Lisbon with my mother, and after taking care of stuff, but after we done that we decided to hit the stores since we were in Lisbon. So we went to one of to many Shopping Malls in Lisbon, called Vasco da Gama, and I bought a couple of things.

Dar Pink Bra from H&M - It use to be 9.95€ and noow it is 5€

Black Lace Shirt/Dress from H&M - 17.95€

Yeah I know it was a bit pricy, but I couldn't let it go, I was stupid not to buy one of these when I was in the U.K.. Every store had one, and I thought that in Portugal would be the same, welll not quite.

Black short-sleeved Shirt from Zara - 7.95€ 

The second picture is a close up of the detail of the sleeve, the shirt is black, although in the picture came out grey.

White long-sleeved Shirt from Zara - 9,95€

Shampoo Corine de Farme - Karité Butter (750ml) - 4,59€

This is one thing that I'm exited to try. Me and my Mom we were looking for a Shampoo to buy. Fisrt we were looking at the Pantene's one and the big bottle of 500ml I think, was about 5,36€, and then we came across this brand, that I never saw before. The brand is Corine de Farme and is made with Karité Butter, and is for Hairs that are very dry and damaged, and it's suppose to make your hair extra soft and repair and protect. 

I will the judge of that later this week, but I do know that Karité Butter is suppose to be good for hair, and I don't think I ever tried anything with Karité Butter in it, so this is a good opportunity :p I will let you know if it really works or is jus shenanigans.

xoxox

Little Shopping

Today I went to Lisbon with my mother, and after taking care of stuff, but after we done that we decided to hit the stores since we were in Lisbon. So we went to one of to many Shopping Malls in Lisbon, called Vasco da Gama, and I bought a couple of things.

Dar Pink Bra from H&M - It use to be 9.95€ and noow it is 5€

Black Lace Shirt/Dress from H&M - 17.95€

Yeah I know it was a bit pricy, but I couldn't let it go, I was stupid not to buy one of these when I was in the U.K.. Every store had one, and I thought that in Portugal would be the same, welll not quite.

Black short-sleeved Shirt from Zara - 7.95€ 

The second picture is a close up of the detail of the sleeve, the shirt is black, although in the picture came out grey.

White long-sleeved Shirt from Zara - 9,95€

Shampoo Corine de Farme - Karité Butter (750ml) - 4,59€

This is one thing that I'm exited to try. Me and my Mom we were looking for a Shampoo to buy. Fisrt we were looking at the Pantene's one and the big bottle of 500ml I think, was about 5,36€, and then we came across this brand, that I never saw before. The brand is Corine de Farme and is made with Karité Butter, and is for Hairs that are very dry and damaged, and it's suppose to make your hair extra soft and repair and protect. 

I will the judge of that later this week, but I do know that Karité Butter is suppose to be good for hair, and I don't think I ever tried anything with Karité Butter in it, so this is a good opportunity :p I will let you know if it really works or is jus shenanigans.

xoxox

Fashion & Style Tips : Blazers

At this time of year we would usually be touting the benefits of a snug fur coat but, with party season at our door, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to hype up the benefits of the classic blazer: the easiest and most stylish option when you need a piece of outerwear to throw over your party dress. As always, we have chosen six of our favorite celebrity muses to show us how they like to style their blazers – from dressing it up with a bandage dress to dressing down with jeans and ballet flats.

STYLE TIP #1 / Contrast a feminine skirt with a boyfriend blazer and button-down shirt: Lauren Conrad is one of the biggest proponents of the blazer and loves to work the piece into her look whenever she gets the chance, pairing it with everything from mini dresses to skinny jeans and heels. Here, she compels the blazer to contrast the flirty nature of her lace mini skirt by adding a boyish touch. We suggest pairing this Stretch Poplin Shirt ($145) by Ralph Lauren Blue Label with Silence & Noise’s Boyfriend Blazer ($49, reduced from $78) and this Lace Noir Skirt ($115) by Eryn Brinie.

STYLE TIP #2 / Cut up a streamlined, sleek look by wearing a cropped, waist-length blazer that lets your accessories do the talking: Another big fan of the blazer, The City’s Olivia Palermo prefers a classic, cropped cut over the boyfriend fit that Lauren prefers. Here, she takes an edgier approach to her outfit, pairing the blazer with leather-look leggings and an oversized statement necklace. For a similar look, combine Denimocracy’s Metallic Denim Legging ($80) with Minkpink’s Ring Master Cropped Blazer ($73.99, reduced from $124) and Free People’s Topaz Bib Necklace ($129.95, reduced from $198).

STYLE TIP #3 / Give shape to a loose-fit dress by adding a structured blazer: Rachel Bilson’s petite frame would be swamped if she was to wear a loose-fit dress like this without giving it a little shape. Instead of the usual, belt fix, Rachel added a structured blazer, giving her silhouette some shape without taking away from the dress. To style your blazer a la Rachel, we think that Quiksilver’s Gloria Dress ($98) makes for a fashionable stand-in, especially when paired with Fashionista’s Slim Boyfriend Jacket ($188). Add further shape to your look by adding these Ankle Wrap Women’s Shoes ($29.99) by Delicious.

STYLE TIP #4 / Use your blazer as a winter-to-summer transitional piece by pairing it with printed sweaters and chunky scarves: The blazer is the perfect piece for transitioning from winter to summer, most importantly for its layering qualities. Here, Nicole throws it over a thick sweater and adds a chunky scarf, an outfit that will work in winter and can be transformed as you move closer to summer. We like Lynne Hiriak’s Cardigan ($177) paired with Pour La Victoire’s Women’s Irma Boots ($449.95) and Madewell’s Garcon Blazer ($148). Add this Scarf ($19.50) from Express for the finishing touch.

STYLE TIP #5 / Tone down the sexiness of a bandage dress by throwing a cropped blazer over the top: As you would expect from a girl whose mother is the epitome of French chic, Julia Restoin-Roitfeld has defined sexy with her lace mini dress. Here, she uses her blazer to tone down the look, throwing it over the dress and adding tights to keep the colors streamlined. Try this Lace Vest Dress ($59.49) from ASOS with Juicy Couture’s Cropped Tuxedo Blazer ($198). Add this pair of Strappy Platform Sandal ($19.84, reduced from $24.80) by Forever21 to complete the look.

STYLE TIP #6 / Drape an oversized blazer over a simple jean-and-tee combo for the ultimate in casual-cool: Our final Style Tip comes from teen sensation Dakota Fanning, who has mixed up a youthful look by pairing an oversized blazer with ballet flats and a loose tee, completing the outfit with a pair of skinny jeans. This We The Free Burnout Pocket Tee ($19.95, reduced from $58) will look great with J Brand’s Twill Skinny Jeans ($185). Complete the look with Perlina’s Women’s Seville Ballerina Flat ($92.95) and Topshop’s Premium Vintage Style Blazer ($110).



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