I have spared you my numerous outfits were I am bundled up yet again in my new green cargo coat, or hidden under layers of fleeces and tights or where I simply look like I have just crawled out of a cave. And trust me, you guys are very grateful! However, the sun decided to make an appearance today which, more or less, forced me out from under my various and numerous layers and into something worth while showing.

Wearing: Zara dress (last summer), H&M sleeveless cardigan and grey blazer, Fripstar (vintage shop in Paris, Le Marais) belt and faux snake skin clutch, Zara heels and MyName Necklace.

Also, I have been asked on more than one occasions to do some close ups of my accessories so this was the perfect opportunity as I had on some of my favorites, and for me that means a lot as I tend to shy away from most accessories. Mind you I still don’t know why I do.

I am going to interview the people at Kage tomorrow which should be really interesting and lots of fun. I will tell you more about Kage and their beautiful dresses in my next post which should be full of information, pictures and a little glance at their latest T-shirt collection. Until then have a great weekend!

This winter, it was out with the ‘old’ OTK boots and in with the ‘new’ thigh high boots. Just when you were getting use to wearing the OTK boots, here comes the Uber high boots. Indeed, for the last couple of years they have been discretely creeping their way up our legs to the point were they are sometimes no longer visible.

The trick to not looking like you belong on a street corner seems to be either adding an extra dose of feminine touches or keeping it real simplistic.

On a feminine note, I have seen many floral dresses, lace tights, cute shirts and tons of jewelry paired with leather or suede Tight High boots. More so, long sleeveless faux fur coats seem to take the eye away from the hight of these TH boots, also giving the outfit a warm and cozy feel to it.

Sources: Melika, Charlotte A, Adenorah, and Caroline Blomst

Sources: Ingrid, Tahti, Lindsey and Liz

On a more simplistic note, the idea is to blend the TH boots into the outfit and make it fade away rather than stand out. Indeed, most girls seem to be pairing theirs with black jeans or over opaque black tights in some way creating the illusion of longer legs and non existent boots. Further more, outfits need to be kept simple and understated, and most important of all is to avoid flashing excess flesh. All of these girls sure have made the TH boots work for them!

Sources: Sophia, ModeD’Amour, in3gue and  Jessie

Sources: Erika Marie, Andy and Karen

Hope you find the inspiration you are looking for!

Have a nice great day

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This outfit, is every lazy person’s dream come true. Tights, extra loose T-shirt paired with thigh high boots, you simply can’t go wrong. This season it’s out with the OTK boots (not quite so literally) and in with the thigh high boots (as literally). It took me quite some time to find the perfect pair of TH boots, and in the end I found in the last place I though I would; Miss Selfridge. They were on the website for a really short period of time and were really expensive and just before Christmas the price went down to a blissful 30£. They are far less chunky than the Topshop ones making them really discreet, which is great for daytime wear especially when the only other piece of actual clothing I’m sporting is a T-shirt.

P.S: I have now installed a Blogroll. These are all the blogs I follow on a daily basis and my source of inspiration for my Trend posts. To thank you to all of these incredible bloggers out there.

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It looks like the girls have gone ‘cosmic’ and bo does it look appealing. I was delighted when three of my all time favourite bloggers (for many different reasons) started a new ‘trend’. I had less to do with clothes and more to do with ‘the ambiance’, but the idea was rather nice.

Source: vanessa

Source: karen

Source: Erika Marie

And what is a trend for , if not to be at least, tried out at least once. So here goes I thought I would give it a try, to a lesser degree and this is the result. Hope you like it and if you try it yourself do let me know.

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Also, you might have noticed that for those of you who have a twitter account you can now retweet articles you like or share articles in which you are featured. Hope you enjoy the new updates.

Wearing: H&M T-shirt, Zara skirt, and Peruvian Collection necklace

2009 was without a doubt the year for tights, never had I seen so many different interpretation of this practical piece of clothing. More so, the numerous different tights DIY I came across were pretty interesting; from embellished tights to ripped tights. There was definitely something for everyone. More types and styles of tights meant more skirt, dresses  and shorts which was a nice change. Dotted tights (“plumetis”) was the new ‘it thing’ to be wearing, especially combined with leather or even just peekin out from under a pair of cropped trousers. Then there was the two toned tights which added a nice twist to a simple outfit. Since, NYE girls all over have gone lace crazy, not only in dresses, tops but also on tights.

Sources: Andy and Rebecca

Sources: b-entrance, Chiara and Alix

Sources: Laura, Frida and  Bartabac

Sources: Chris, Veronica and Pandora

Sources: Aimee, MyDailyStyle and  Frida

Sources: Sushi, Jessica , Anni and  StyleStalker,

sources: Tahti, Anni, Trang and Veronica

The queen of the tights and one lady that sure know s who to have fun with fashion and never take it too seriously is none other than Chantal. Her ever present smile is not the only thing that made me want to go through all her posts the day I discovered her blog, her creative style was the second. She mixes and matches prints, patterns and florals like no other fashionista out there. I love how she adds her DIY tights or other crazy tights to her outfits, given her an ultimate style of her own.

Source: (Chantal) Cocorosa

Hope you all had a great week and looking forward to the weekend

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