What I would like wearing today

Happy Valentines Day everyone, whether you´re celebrating it or not. 

If you do, than this is maybe an inspiration for you what to wear for a date night out with your Valentine and if not, 

than it might be just an inspiration for every other date night. Maybe I went a little bit crazy with all this 

Valentines Day themed stuff in my collage but I just like every single piece of my selection so much. 

I think overknee boots and a sort skirt are sexy enough to go for a more dressed way on top 

but the bright red colour is a great eyecatcher for such a special occasion. Pretty underwear, you feel comfortable in,

 is a must for a romantic date just like a big smile on your face. 

With this small inspiration boeard I wish you a day full of love or at least a chilled Sunday! 

Rag & Bone Alexis Cashmere Jumper / Sabrina Dehoff Necklace With Heart / &Other Stories A-Line Mini Skirt / 

&Other Stories Lippy Embroidered Soft Bra / Aeyde Angie Overknees / Equipment x Garance Doré Trudy Scarf / 

Saint Laurent Classic Monogram Printed Leather Clutch (Sale)

Jewellery Staples

My jewellery collection mainly consists of some really pretty but rather old school 

heirlooms from my mum and some quite lovely but cheap fashion jewellery pieces. 

That´s why I was on the hunt for a beautiful piece of jewellery timelessly but still unique to a reasonable price.

 I thought it would be much harder to find something, which corresponds with my expectations 

but I ended up quite fast with a nice little selection of my favourite pieces. 

I think, all of these are real staple pieces, some more than others but it always depends on your personal style. 

Those who dress quite simple and classic, can go for example for a more eye-catching piece and 

it will still go with a lot of your clothes and can become real staples in your collection.

 Everything of my selection would blend  perfectly in my wardrobe, which is something between

 timeless and modern with a classic touch. I know, the prices can be quite deterrent for something 

so tiny but it will last you for such a long time and even perhaps your children. 

And hey, Valentine´s Day is just around the corner. Maybe your boyfriend is still without a plan, 

then just send him over to my site. Otherwise I´m sure we don´t need anybody to buy ourselves a surprise. 

I already got myself one of these pieces as the beginning of my jewellery staple collection. Guess which one!

1. Jules Smith Delicate Hollow Ear Cuff Set

2. Trine Tuxen Jewelry Zodiac Necklace

3. Jennifer Meyer Jewelry Wishbone Studs Earrings

4. Margova Jewellery The Clip Rainbow

5. Jennifer Zeuner Tiny Diamond Detailed Hamsa Necklace

6. Sabrina Dehoff Super Fine Ring with Pearl and Traingle

7. Margova Jewellery One By One Ring

8. Missoma Half Star Double Ring Rose Gold

9. Lucy Williams x Missoma Tiny Horn Necklace

The Little Something

A short while ago I came across these lovely brooches of the french accessory brand Macon&Lesquoy. 

I know, brooches are actually not that kind of accessory you might be looking for but as you can see, 

these ones are just beautiful and anything but old school. 

Moreover, they are hand embroidered and absolutely pretty in every detail. 

You can choose of a variety of different motifs, some more classic ones but also some funny ones.

 For me it is absolutely impossible to choose only one favourite but in the end

 I went for a more classic palm tree leaf, which I stick to my simple stripy shirt to make it a little bit more special. 

The cloud and the croissant are my other two favourites and would be my next choice. 

The prices are more than affordable for a hand embroidered piece which looks so lovely and is so versatile. 

Definitely a great discovery! You can order online on www.maconetlesquoy.com or 

Berlin based people can find a good selection at Hallesches Haus.

Heather Kemesky & Lou Schoof by Zoe Ghertner for Vogue UK January 2015

pictures via www.wearesodroee.com

A new editorial titled ´Old friends´ by my favourite photographer Zoe Ghertner is published

 in the current issue of Vogue UK and it is no surprise that I totally love it. 

I really admire her work since I discovered her, because she tells even more than just fashion 

even if it is a simple fashion story. Her pictures are not about perfect retouched faces or selling the female body. 

You can always discover more in her photographies. I feel like her latest work is quite sensitive 

like most of her works indeed. The way she creates portraits of Heather Kemesky and Lou Schoof 

even if they are not in the same picture is simply amazing. 

The motifs are carefully considered and perfectly constructed. Fashion Editor Lucinda Chambers

 also did an amazing job by styling both in very similar boyish looks. 

This underlines the story of this editorial even better and thereby differs from a lot of other fashion edits for me. 

Models Heather Kemesky & Lou Schoof / Photographer Zoe Ghertner / 

Fashion Editor Lucinda Chambers / Hair Neil Moodie / Make-up Lotten Holmqvist