Another great new trend that I wil be trying soon; wearing my AA circle scarf as a skirt. Yes it seems to be all the rage right now and I have to say I am loving it. For those of you who follow me on a regular basis, you know by now that I don't often (actually probably) never post pictures of celebrities. Indeed, this blog is dedicated solely to the creations and the trends of the blogosphere, however some of these trends, if not most do start from inspirations that bloggers take from the catwalks, fashion shows and editorials, and this trens is no exception. Indeed, this tulip shape of skirt was first spotted on Dree Hemingway at the Twilight saga première. Like most of you, I loved the simplicity of the outfit and I thought the skirt was just perfect, I loved it even more once I discovered that Dree had performed a DIY of herself and had literally just wrapped her little 'derrière' in a scarf. I am thinking f trying this look on Friday night, fingers crossed it doesn't rain and I might just be abe to take a few pictures, that is if the whole thing is not a disaster.

Sources: Elin Kling (I absolutely love the draping done here by Elin)

Sources: Sabrina and FashionLover

Source: Kelly (Kelly demonstrates that this look can work with any scarf, what ever colour or pattern)

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You would have though it was winter looking at my previous outfit post, but summer is here and it's great (appart from the very real fact that I am still in the midst of my exams). My pale little legs where exposed to UK sunlight for the first time in a very long time, and shortly after these pictures were taken together with a couple of nice walks and outings and I find myself burnt, oh so very very burnt. very few can accomplish what I did this weekend and it takes a real redhead to get so burnt under 17° of sun. So any way I have some colour now, hat is the upside to it all :)

And for some details, I actually really like this watch which was gifter to me by the bf some time last year. It is a limited edition that Nixon made for Colette (paris) and I was immediately draw to this as the three colours brought back so many memories of my childhood, I think it has to do with my, then, obsession with lego.