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| Golden Sequins & Pink Flowers: A look with a little bit of baroque inspiration. |
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| No Crown of Gold Required: I rather have bright flowers on my head. |
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| Elegant & Casual: No need to decide when you can mix. |
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| Crochet Love: Because ladies know that gloves have more uses than just to keep your fingers warm in winter. |
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| Triplets: Or how to get away with three flower crowns in one look. |
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| Just Smile: Because wearing a freshly created look makes happy! |
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| Wear Your Flowers with Pride: Because every girl should wear a crown from time to time. |
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| Blue Eyes: Wish I could copy this stunning eye makeup. |
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| Vivienne Westwood Vixen: A real classic in my shoe shelf. |
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| Modern Madonna: Trying to pose like a statue. |
I am the Scrooge McDuck of fashion. While Uncle Scrooge takes a bath in money, I feel the happiest diving into my wardrobe and hoard my textile treasures. Some not fashion people might say this is a waste of money. I disagree because it makes me so very happy. When Uncle Scrooge counts money, I count sequins. And I feel the dramatic need for more, constantly! Life is too short to spend it with cold metal, so I exchange it for soft fabrics.
But let me tell you another thing, like every coin has two sides, so do I: Sometimes even I feel an overdose of consumption and I am not all material girl. I take responsibility for our environment, think about what it means to have the things produced that I wear and buy a lot from small designers instead of big chains. I don’t want to waste resources and just buy what I cherish. A completely new look very often doesn’t need everything new, but just one key piece.
This is what I prove with this look. Everything in this look has already been in my wardrobe. Just the top is new: Sara Di Salvo’s (Hot Couture) mirror print shirt is a true game changer. Aren’t the sequin sleeves divine? They look like pure gold when all the sequins face the same direction. As soon as I discovered they were silver on the other side, I had to play with them. The disarranged structure I gave them for the pictures made me think of a very casual attempt on Alexander McQueen and his designs inspired by mysterious undersea creatures. Do you agree so, dear Uncle Scrooge?
I am very curious to hear your opinion about this look.
My Outfit:
Top:
Sara Di Salvo Hot Couture, Skirt: United Colors of Benetton,
Flower Crown:
Pearls & Swine, Shoes: Melissa, Bag:
Bodhi Bags,
Necklace:
Tenebris, Gloves: Vintage, Ring:
Serena Kuhl, Bangle: Vintage,
Knee Socks: Wolford Vintage, Tights: Topshop