Monday & the weekdays

Oh hello darlings,

Happy Friday! I am glad that it has arrived, the last day of the weekdays.

What I wore today...

black woolen coat - Calvin Klein Jeans

simple black turtleneck - Sportmax by MaxMara

leather-like skirt - Byblos Blue

black platform pumps - Christian Dior

"scarabee" oversize bag - Jean Paul Gaultier

suede gloves - Noa Noa

Avantgarde

Hi guys,

Hungary finally has the perfect fall weather for fashion; right now it’s sunny but cool enough to require a jacket and some new ankle or knee boots if I already have feeling to my toes get frozen, but do not forget woolen tights with sandals still are great combo.

black leather lace up boots - Noa Noa

I have a dilemma because few days ago I bought a pair of lace up boots. Little bit Ann Demeulemeester and I think no wonder that people love Ann Demeulemeester's creations. So avantgarde! Well, what do you think?

I remain loyal to between season, I guess in pair of pumps and stow these new purchases away.

Again!

Hey lovely readers,

It still got so cold in Hungary. Few post ago I told you about my favourite gloves. Remember? I think; gloves are an integral part of a fashionable outfit at colder weather. Suede isn’t as practical as leather one but it looks so beautiful too. My new bargains are Noa Noa gloves and really like them; so vintage-esque with scalloped details and knob accents. What do you think?

"November in August"

Hi lovely readers,

I love this Garance Doré's post (click at her full post), while New York got a hot weather on the end of August, oh-so-cool weather welcomes the Central Europe? I must say though, i don't feel ready for this. Indeed... Where are you, a period of transition?. I can't believe it. But I am in seek in solace in browsing at few online shops. Shoe-shoe-shoe! Bootie call and so on... But I prefer to talk about one of my favourite accessories for colder seasons. Gloves! It would be too much to say that gloves are the most important part, but you can never have too many gloves; so versatile; however, they count just like a bag, a shoe or scarf that match your clothes. Don't you think? I have lot of gloves what I obtained of the many years. Leather gloves are my favourites; red ones from Pecsi manufacture; hot pink with grey by Zara; black motorcycle inspired from Italian brand; orange by Sportmax; vintage dark blue; Italian brown suede with straps; light pink with nude from Sportmax by MaxMara

...and my favourite: Chanel; Few years ago I bought at eBay about middle of summer; so thrifted. I have a little problem with them; moreover the color! It is in oil green that is cool, but really fixed. Little bit Miss Robin Hood...

I'm hunting for a simple black pair and found them at Noa Noa. Lucky me; bought for cheap. Photos - see you later.

Brown(ie)

Hi loves,

I know it is still summer - I am already thinking about fall. So I have started arranging some brown shoes for fall, although there are several of these few items can also be worn for summer too! Example here those cut-out models without tights. Oh I do not forget the indian summer, because the best period ever.

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similar posts: here and here

Left to right from topmost:

brown laser-cut pumps - Biba

dark brown with yellow details oxfords - D&G

leather and pony hair clogs - Noa Noa

dark brown oxfords - Via Spiga

brown snakeskin platforms - vintage Terry de Havilland

brown and pink braided sandals - Balenciaga

"brown blood" pumps - Custome National

redish brown croc oxfords - Le Silla 

Pineapple platforms - Gucci 

Brown slingback with zig zag details - Missoni

dark brown patent wedges - Pura Lopez

light brown wedges - Steve Morris

Go dutch with clogs in the centre of interest!

Hey lovely buddies,

So many times I guess I was really born in the 60's and frozen for 20 years! That's the way it is... for the wooden heels; one of my favourite shoes; no exceptions can be made... I talk about the chunky heels, the platforms, the wedges and the clogs. Yes, the clogs.

What do you think?



My new leather with pony hair clogs - Noa Noa