Weekend

I had a grrrRRrrreat weekend. BF's birthday party, my favorite japanese food and an opportunity to try on my new knee high socks. The pictures will talk for me


me + chopsticks + the earrings my mom gave me. They're from a boutique in Gkazi called "sunapeiro"

Seafood ramen from Wagamama
Bfs with balloons
Ice for our cocktails
The road home

I hope you had a nice weekend too!

After the rain

This cuban cigar was the only survivor on the day with the worst weather forecast. We could still smoke it under the heavy rain.


Ps. I know I haven't posted anything about fashion in a while, but I don't think it' s gonna last that long. It is the season of wellies after all...

Revolt festival 2010

Hell of a way to start the academic year (and I mean it in a positive way). Well, last weekend, I had an exhibition and was the oficial photographer of Revolt festival 2010. It was a great experience. The exhibition was called "One man show"and included photos like this:



And this is my favorite scene from the concerts:


Maraveyas ilegal has an amazing orchestra. See you soon enough!

The holidays are over....

and I've changed houses, still no web and I can only look at photos like this and yearn for the next vacation

shot by lomo spinner 360 on kodak TX

You spin me right round...

Regardless of the title, today I want to present you my new camera... ... ... the lomography Spinner 360°.

That's what it looks like.a little camera on a big handle. Now the genious part is the way it functions. You have to hold it in one hand and pull the string that's on the handle with the other. Release it and the camera will do a full 360 spin, capturing whatever's on it's way. Killer detail : the dolphin on the camera's top.

+-- FAIR PLAY --+ 10 euro SALES VINTAGE MARKET

Let's get to part two then. Yesterday night I went to holy mustaches bazaar in TORA K44. Who wouldn't be interested by a large choice of vintage clothes anyway?



I'm out of words right now. But I'll just say I had a fun time. And shorts and a skirt. I guess it's time for me to stop buying things...

PS: the last picture!!!!

for more information on the event (today is the last day): http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/event.php?eid=133447066690249

Aunty

The title sure looks strange but it's part one of my great discoveries of the day.
So let's get to the main subject. A few months ago, dear Sandy Kay Forkinidio (here's her Flickr) sent me a review of boutique theia in the center of Athens, a place with retro looking corsets. And having time on my hands (and a car, actually) I went looking.





Here's what I found. A little shop that's forgotten time and looks chic and nostalgic. The corsets are handmade (and so is the rest of the clothing) and the lines flattering. Oh, and if you see the swimming cap lookalikes in the last picture, they're actually clutches. And I got one in colour peach.har har har :p

Summer in the city

So, until the time comes for me to go to a lovely Greek island (Skiathos) I'm stuck in Athens. Still, I'm in summer mood. Wearing :

Big chunky necklaces


Shiny nail polish



Prints



This year, my most expected summer buy was a maxi dress, multi-coloured and comfortable. A dress I could wear all day every day.

dress from Accessorize
necklace from a magazine I bought years ago
nail polish from Sephora

Plastic Dreams

Last night I almost posted on my favorite kind of shoes. I actually waited and today I can post about my recently bought shoes. Sounds better

Have I ever talked to you about my obsession with plastic bubblegum smelling high heels?
Yes I'm talking about Melissa. Those recycled plastic bubblegum smelling shoes definitely hold a place in my heart. I recently bought the last pair of Melissa+ Vivienne Westwood.

I don't need to mention my lust for high heels. But since it would be a waste to dirty them with the campuses mud (and frankly, who would wear high heels in our university?), that's what I wore instead


Cute, plastic, no-name flats. Just what a girl needs on a tough summer day

The haunted house

You've seen one, I'm sure. The kind of house that looks old, messed up but from the details you can see that it must have been a real beauty when built.
We've visited one two days ago. It had the decadent beauty of an old chap.