Dressing Up For Me

Hello, helloooo! :) So yeah, in two days, the year 2016 will be now called as ¨last year¨. Strange but true, hahaha! So how´s your 2016 so far? Mine´s been a very busy one, hence, I only had 31 posts ( about 25% of what I usually have excluding the year 2015). Maybe because real life ate a lot of my blogging time, I spent half of this year finishing my course ( I passed with a more than average grade, yey!) but I´m satisfied because I got to travel more although the pics didn´t end up on the blog, lol! As for what I wore, I lived in jeans and tops. Nothing new  although I did try and fell in love with some new trends this year. So here are my top twelve favorite looks of the year: 1. Denim You know me, I´m a denim lover through and through. I may not be a dress type of gal but if it´s in chambray/ denim, I´m all in! I tried the midi denim skirt too which wasn´t bad either. It´s just a question of proportion and what accessories to wear to be able  carry it with my very...

Hello, my darlings and Happy Halloween! Today, I´ll be talking about my leopard craze. Now I started late, in fact, I bought my first leopard skirt when I started blogging and that was in my 30s! For the neophyte leopard print wearers out there, here are some tips on how to incorporate this ubiquitous and gorgeous print into your wardrobe: 1. On your top with blue denim or with any solid colored pants. They´re a perfect match! 2. Skirts are a great option too . There are a lot of patterns and colors for this print, you can opt for the classic print and color such as this: or the snow leopard print like this one: I´ve had this skirt since 2013 and though I only use this skirt during the cold season (it´s quite thick for summer wearing) I can´t seem to part with it because of it´s neutral print and color.  3. Start small with accessories . You can with: a scarf in a neutral color or in a brighter color. The choices are endless! a clutch is...

Good morning my friends! :) As promised, here´s another photo-heavy travel post which I´ll start with Aveiro´s cathedral: and the museum´s door, hahaha! Anyway, Aveiro(Portugal) is a bustling city in Centro Portugal whose most important industry is salt production. It has a beautiful palace-museum which is a must see especially the chapel( my pic is a blah, no pics). The capital city of the same name is also called ¨ Venice of Portugal¨ because of it´s beautiful canals ( though not as grand and as vast as Venice´s) and colorful ¨gondolas¨. I was quite hesitant to ride the gondola at first because the route is quite short but  we had the best tour guide in the gondola who spoke  English, Portuguese and Spanish which kept us informed about the city´s history and important buildings as we glide along the river. One of the most informative rides that we´ve had actually than Venice, Italy. Here´s what I wore, dark jeans and a light leopard printed top because th...