I bought this pair of pants some years ago, and I don’t even remember if I ever wore them outside the house. It was obvious from the moment I wore them that this style was definitely not me, as it was not flattering to my figure/body type, but I bought them anyway, because a) I loved this style and b) the sales woman was too pushy and persuasive. They stayed unworn for years, and they were on the “to sale” pile, until recently, when I thought I’d give them another chance by pairing them with feminine pieces and bringing them closer to my style. I didn’t dislike them as much as the last time, but I still think that the androgynous style is suitable for tall and thin figures, so, not for me. However, I’m going through an experimenting phase again, and I really wanted to try something different. I don’t think they’ll make an appearance on the blog again anytime soon, but they’ll probably stay in my closet for a little longer. What do you think?
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New in | Sante shoes
I was originally going to post something else today, but sometime last week, I received this beautiful pair of heels by the purely Greek company Sante shoes and I couldn’t wait to show them to you. Of course those of you who follow me on social media might have already seen them, but these shoes deserved a post on this blog, as all my New-ins. I’m sure you’ll see them really soon on my feet in an outfit post. Just wait! 😉
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Sightseeing in Novi Sad | Outfits
As promised, here is the outfit I was wearing on our 3rd day in Serbia, when we visited the city of Novi Sad, and it’s actually the last post about my trip. I hope you enjoyed my travel posts, because I sure enjoyed sharing them with you. As the day was sunny and warm enough I wore a lighter outfit than in the previous days, and I combined my favorite tartan shirt with my navy blue cropped top (unfortunately the shirt got wrinkled during the trip, but I wore it anyway). The photos were taken in Petrovaradin Fortress, and even though it was super sunny, it was also quite windy. Enjoy the photos and see you on my next post!
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Come with me to Novi Sad, Serbia | Travel
Our 3rd day in Serbia, we travelled about one hour far from Belgrade, to the 2nd largest city of the country, Novi Sad. We were lucky to have the weather by our side that day; it really felt like spring. Our first stop was Petrovaradin Fortress, where we saw the city from above. 2nd stop was the city’s center, where we wandered and got to see the city ourselves (without our guide), till we stopped for lunch. We returned to Belgrade in the afternoon where we walked through the city, did some shopping (you’ll soon see the contents of my bag, for those of you who follow me on Instagram – but this will probably happen early next month), and ended our last night in Belgrade, in Skadarlija a really picturesque cobbled street with bars and restaurants. The outfit-of-the-day photos are coming on my next post… Have a great weekend, and see you all on Monday! Don’t forget to follow me on social media.
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Comfy at Belgrade fortress | Outfits
The number one rule for me when I’m traveling is to stay warm and be comfortable. Traveling in my opinion is all about sightseeing, and walking long distances to get to experience the city you’re visiting, as much as you can. But if you’re feeling uncomfortable, you can’t enjoy the trip, so stay warm and wear comfortable clothes and shoes is my advice. You’ve seen part of my outfit in my previous post, my photo-diary from my 2nd day in Belgrade, but here is the full outfit with all its details. This top (with what I like to call bat-sleeves) has been in my closet for ages, and it used to be one of my favorite pieces. I used to be obsessed with this kind of sleeves, and it’s not the only top I own in this style. I haven’t worn it in a while but it was the perfect layering piece for my trip, so it went straight to my suitcase and came with me. I hope you like the look. Let me know by leaving a comment below.
