Sunnies_Top 5 list_summer2014

Teaming summerlike outfits with handpicked accessories would make your style unique, exceptional or, even, out of this world! Sunnies are woman’s best friend so if you feel obsessed with the number-one, must-have, summer accessory, you should definitely consider this list as a must-see!!

5_Dolce&Gabbana “Gold Leaf” collection

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The elegant “Gold Leaf” campaign offers the modern Cinderella the sophisticated, jewel-model eyewear offering the refined touch of Gold leaves on nicely-shaped, black frames.

Dolce&Gabbana “Gold Leaf” eyewear collection

Dolce&Gabbana “Gold Leaf” eyewear collection

Dolce&Gabbana “Gold Leaf” eyewear collection

4_Prada Collection “Flowers”

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Last summer, Prada introduced the flower touching on beautifully, square-shaped sunglasses that would definitely give a refreshing air to the upcoming summer

Prada “Flowers” collection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3_ ILLESTEVA ‘Leonard II’ sunglasses

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Retro Illesteva sunglasses mix and match patterns, colours and shapes giving your style a touch of youth! The fresh and youthful tortoise and transapent pair was one of our favourites!

Illesteva “Leonard II” sunglasses

2_Bottega Venetta

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The Round acetate sunglasses by Bottega Veneta feature signature intrecciato texture, combine elegance and class with light, summerlike tones.

Round acetate sunglasses by Bottega Veneta

1_”Retro-futuristic” KOMONO Sunglasses

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Timeless silhouettes with modern twists and a great range of colours, Komono sunnies are here to make our casual_chic outfit totally outstanding!

“Retro-Futuristic” KOMONO sunglasses

For Tartans and Plaids

The pattern of interlocking stripes called a tartan, which is often mistakenly referred as plaid, has its origins in the Scottish history decorating most of the original kilts, also known as “belted plaids“. Even though the term plaid is commonly used in fashion to describe a piece that is made of tartan design, Plaide derives from the Gaelic word for a blanket and is used in context of Highland dress to refer to a large length of material. In other words, the original Scottish kilts were called “belted plaids” as they were made of a length cloth-a large blanket in many cases- gathered and belted at the waist, however, as most of them were made of tartan pattern, the two terms were Mingled confusedly.

   

Even though I can still recall my favorite,  red-black and white, tartan patterned, plaided dress which used to be a must-have item in a teenage-girl’s wardrobe in the early ’90s, the wooly weave of Scottish tartans tend to rule not only the fall collections of many famous designers like Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, Vivienne Westwood, Tory Burch and Ralph Lauren but also our everyday options. being easily mixed and matched to form the perfect outfit for every single ocassion.

Fancy skirts stand out!

Shades of white

Bohemian-Chic as you are..

Summertime, swimming costumes & the living is easy

My Gap Blue Jeans

My outfit
Jeans: Gap, Top: Diesel, Sandals: Zara, Sunglasses: Vintage/Attica Stores, Necklace: Vintage/Meet Market

Shutterbug Fashionistas Praise Polaroids & Vice Versa

Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin, where H.Newton’s work based on Polaroids is exhibited, is the solid proof that Polaroids have played an important role in Fashion Photography.Using a Polaroid camera means that you like to take the challenge and shoot the unexpected when it occurs, getting a copy of your work in an instant!

Fashionistas not only love using its fast push-button simplicity, but also, they adore accompanying their vintage outfits with the most sophisticated gadget that dominated the market in the 70s and our hearts ever since!

My favorites in May’s Issues

Yellow like the sun

The Romantic Daydreamer

The urban outfitter

The blending trendsetter