Cute shoes are called Tiggers, that’s all!!

The color, classic and lady like, retro and cool…love them (they also have a good space for your toes…).

 

 

The lable is designed in Berlin to my knoledge, awsome!!

Little 70s look for a sunny day with lots of rain…

I always love wearing skirts, this one is not too long but not mini either, so very casual and comfortable. I still needed a hat to cover my hair and ears because the wind and the rain are there showing up every 30 minutes, very crazy wether in April! I’m sure you already know this vest I’m wearing here, it’s been in my wardrobe for quite a long time but I’m all for combining the clothes I love again and again. It’s what you do with classic pieces, they never are “out”…and if they are, who cares anyway! Stick to what you look best in, and a little 70’s skirt and boots look does not hurt.

 

The brands are VERO MODA, HALLHUBER, a very old PROMOD skirt and FALKE legwear, so very affordable and pretty stuff!!

Yellow-Cream halter dress on Romy Schneider, again, fabulous…

This is what I love about simple little dresses, they can look terrible if they don’t suit you or the color or the kind of “design” isn’t the one for you, but if everything fits and you wear it just like this…like Romy Schneider did in Swimming Pool, it’s incredible! Showing your back, your neck, and your legs is not just possible in a classic little black dress, yellow or cream tones are great if your skin has a natural tan (don’t fake it please, a natural white skin is just as beautiful!). I specially love the details on the neck, have a thing for special necks on dresses or sweaters…no matter what the item is really, look at the neck!

Thanks GlamAmor for the pictures, I’ve been waiting for them for a few days!

Little Black Dress, Petite Robe Noir Vanessa Bruno

This is the way I love “volants”, this is a great way of using them without being too much to me. I love details, and this dress by Vanessa Bruno is as usual, very elegant and simple enough to wear. Thanks Vanessa!!

Photo from: Stylebop