Funny how I wore this outfit right when I came back from Paris two months ago and it still feels appropriate to the weather we’re having right now. I’ve been meaning to wear this old skirt with an oversized sweater for a very long time and finally the opportunity presented itself and I love how it turned out, even though I planned some chunkier shoes and a chunkier sweater. It’s all about the silhouette, right?

Right now I’m getting ready for a business conference, where I’ll be introducing a corporate style concept I developed for a company I’m currently working with, so wish me luck!

I’m wearing:

Coat – Zara (cool camel coats here and here)
Sweater – H&M
Skirt – Betrendy
Boots – Zara (similar ones here and here)
Bag – Asos
Sunnies – ZeroUV

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Let me start by saying I love new trends. Sometimes I get on the bandwagon a bit later than other fashionistas, but don’t you agree trends make dressing so much more exciting?

I do realize that the 70s trend is either love or hate, though! I’m 100% sold, but I’m not gonna go crazy shopping for all the new 70s inspired garments. I have a better idea – why not make it work with what we already have? I have to admit that it would be harder to recreate a similar look without flares, but that is one of the 70s inspired pieces that I really recommend investing in, because they are here to stay. In this look I incorporated four things I love about about the 70s:

1. Flares, obviously
2. Wearing turtlenecks under light jackets or shirts
3. Safari-inspired outerwear (in my case this is a utility jacket I bought a while ago)
4. Cinched waist (preferably wider belts)

But of course, there’s so much more to this trend than what you’re seeing here and I’m extremely inspired to create more outfits, so stay tuned! P.S. Check out my 70s Inspiration pinterest board for more!

I’m wearing:

Jacket – Asos (similar ones here, here and here)
Turtleneck – Zara
Pants – BeTrendy
Belt – Asos
Bag – Asos (similar ones here and here)

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This coat has to be the most vibrant piece of clothing I ever owned, well, maybe except all the neon green pieces, but those were clearly a misunderstanding. As you know, 99% of the time I go for muted colors or neutrals, but there’s something about this coat I couldn’t say no to.

I’m wearing:

Coat – BeTrendy
Sweater – Sheinside
Pants – Zara (similar ones here)
Bag – Marc B (in black here)
Heels – Asos (gorgeous ones here and here)

Even though I’m feeling far more inclined towards the 90’s, I couldn’t help experimenting a bit with the 70’s inspiration. I guess if my dress had bell sleeves this outfit couldn’t be any more reminiscent of that decade I think this also has a lot to do with the wider fit and length of the boots I’m wearing here. What do you guys think of this outfit?

I’m wearing:

Dress – FrontRow
Sleeveless coat – Betrendy (mine is in size XS)
Boots – Zara (similar ones here and here)
Bag – Marc by Marc Jacobs
Necklace – ByInviteOnly

I’ve always had a thing for flares but unfortunately, a good pair of flared pants is not so easy to find. Imagine how excited I was when I spotted these green bad boys on the website of a Ukrainian brand! Don’t judge me if you see them too often, my head’s exploding with ideas of how to style them

I’m wearing:

Cardigan – Sheinside (similar one here)
Tee – H&M
Pants – MyBerry
Bag – Asos

There’s nothing like a great sleeveless coat on a chilly autumn evening, am I right? I wore this checked beauty last week on a work-related trip to another city. I had two free days so I took a bit more clothes with me than I needed to be able to shoot some outfits amidst the beautiful architecture of the old town, where I was staying. As you can probably tell from the pics above, I’m not the only one loving this place  

Have a great Friday evening, everyone!

I’m wearing:

Sleeveless coat – Betrendy (mine is in size XS)
Turtleneck – Zara (similar one here and here)
Jeggings – Asos
Mules – Zara (similar ones here, here and here)
Bag – Milly
Watch – Pink Naples from Rapp 

I can’t express how much I love tailoring come fall! It gives such a chic vibe to an outfit, and I especially like pairing tailored pieces with something more relaxed like a leather jacket or sneaks. This skirt has such a flattering shape and the mix of blue and gray is one of my favorite color combinations this autumn. Do you guys have any tailored pieces in your closet?

I’m wearing:

Jacket – Sheinside (similar ones here, here and here)
Skirt – BeTrendy
Shirt – Zara (old, similar one here and here)
Bag – Asos  (similar one here, here and here)
Heels – Shoemint (similar ones here and here)

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Hey guys, I hope you’re having a great day and sorry for almost a week of silence, the little vacation I had was very much needed In this post I’m happy to be collaborating with a Ukrainian brand BeTrendy, which also ships internationally. Guys over at BeTrendy asked me to share my ideas on how to style one of this season’s key pieces – a pastel pant.

Top – DIY / Shirt – Oasap / Pants – BeTrendy / Sneakers – Adidas via Hoodboyz / Bag – Asos / Watch – Michael Kors / Sunnies – Asos 

CLASSIC

This is probably the easiest way to style any pants, you can never go wrong with a white shirt and a pair of pointy toes. Perfect for work or dinner with friends. I kept the entire ensemble classic with a beige tote and tortoise frames.

Shirt – Stylemint / Pants – BeTrendy / Heels – River Island (in pastels here) / Bag – Michael Kors / Watch – Casio / Sunnies – Asos  

TRENDY

This has to be my favorite of all three outfits, even though I’m far from satisfied with my abs, I can’t help wearing crop tops in the heat that we’re having. The pool sliders from Asos are my new favorite go to shoes, I’ve tried them on with so many outfits and surprisingly they work every time!

 

 

Crop top – Sheinside  / Pants – BeTrendy / Sliders – Asos / Backpack – New Look / Sunnies – Asos / Watch – Michael Kors

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Coat – Zara (cute checked coats here: 1, 2, 3, 4)

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