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| Top: Vero Moda Skirt: Zara Shoes: Nelly Necklace: Topshop Cuff: H&M |
Wihoeee it's fall
Tuesday, 30 October 2012
You may be wondering who's stupid enough to walk around sleeveless and almost bare-legged while it's 7 degrees outside. Well, the answer is simple: i am! I just hate to dress a certain way because the weather tells us to. And it's not like i'm spending a lot of time outside my house or school, where it's nice and warm. So my advice to you all: put away the furry sweaters, pull out the tank-tops again, and just enjoy fall!
Dancing like crazy underneath the stars
Sunday, 28 October 2012
This week/holiday was so amazing. Parties everyday. Dancing, wine, baguette, moonlight, music, amazing people, falling asleep in the cinema. A week how it is supposed to be.
These photos were made at the party i gave wednesday. Usually i prefer parties from other people, but in my opinion it was just perfect this time :) With A LOT of fucked-up photos as a result. O and don't ask me why, but the dress-code was hipster haha. That explains the flowers/bandannas/glasses etc.
The best photos are probably on my disposable camera, i'll get them developed tomorrow!
While looking at these photos, listen this. Well, only when you're dutch. ja natuuuuurlijk
These photos were made at the party i gave wednesday. Usually i prefer parties from other people, but in my opinion it was just perfect this time :) With A LOT of fucked-up photos as a result. O and don't ask me why, but the dress-code was hipster haha. That explains the flowers/bandannas/glasses etc.
The best photos are probably on my disposable camera, i'll get them developed tomorrow!
While looking at these photos, listen this. Well, only when you're dutch. ja natuuuuurlijk
Outfit and pretty places
Friday, 26 October 2012
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| 1) Blue Mosque 2) Bershka top, H&M skirt, Issue 1.3 boots 3) floor at a Bazaar 4) sewerage from the romans 5) with Nikki at the hagia sophia 6) Blue Mosque |
Old yarn factory
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Nikki and i were walking on the Grand Bazaar (a HUGE area with all kinds of Turkish shops) in Istanbul, when we saw a nice clothing shop at a small square. There weren't any other tourist, which is kinda strange because the Bazaar is one of the most touristic places in Istanbul. I was looking were the noise came from when we had arrived at the square, and all of a sudden i saw this old yarn factory, which was still working. An old man saw me taking photos and asked us in. And it was so special to see! Not only because i'm sewing a lot myself, but also because you never see this anywhere else. All the yarns crossing over the ceiling to be placed on bobbins, in all kinds of colors and materials. How wonderful!
