New in my closet part I

Yesterday I was really down in the dumps: the workload that's waiting for me is bigger than I expected so, I have to work at least until at end of July before I can take a vacation! As if it were not enough, is coming in a scorching heat in the city and the idea of being locked in a little room all day is not attractive at all. Among other things, with summer and heat people move to seaside and the city is competely desert... After news like these I was really down, so I took advantage of my free afternoon and I was comforted with some shopping! Lately I've been really good: I have limitated my purchases, buying only was really necessary.  And now, I decided to give something to lift my spirit... It was not a shopping spree session, but I have to admit that I missed going to shops, trying new clothes and coming home with a few more shopping bags... Here's a part of what I bought:

Zara pants 49.99 euro

Tally Weijl pants 17.95 euro

OVS t-shirt 14.99 euro - H/M skirt 24.95 euro

H/M blouse 4.95 euro

H/M Concious Collection dress 29.99 euro

What do you think?

Decò style low cost version

This year get ready to be captured by the roaring twenties. Stir up yourself and dance to rhytm of jazz and charleston and put out your bad side. Prepare sequins and fringe and polish your shoes: now your a true flapper girl, ready to shake the world.

One of the best trends for spring - summer 2012 (which I've talked about here), proposed by brands like Gucci and Marchesa. In this short post, a photogallery about decò style, with some low cost options. I selected brands like Zara, Topshop and Mango. What do you think? I hope you like it!

Photogallery

Art and expression: Keith Haring

When I think to relationship between art and fashion, I can't help but think of the artistic movements that more than any others has made itself available to fashion world, in all its facets. I'm talking about pop art and graphism and about one of its great exponents: the whimsical and original Keith Haring.

"It has become increasingly clear to me that art it's not an elitist activity reserved for the appreciation of a few, but for everyone, and that is the end toward which I will continue to work".