Trip in outfits. Day # 5

Castles and valleys 

wearing: bomber - London; shirt - Zara; tee - A.P.O.; pants - H&M; runners - Nike Air Rift; hat - Saint-P


Yo, how are you guys doing today? I'm great btw. Met a really handsome guy today, who reminds me of Thomas Brodie-Sangster so consider this outfit a lucky one, ha. Oh, got this check shirt on a mid-season sale in Zara. So so proud of myself, don't know why because there is nothing special about it. Whatever. Now pay your attention to the first and the last pics. Can you sense how the last one looks kinda cooler? If you can, then layering is what catches your eye. Seemingly this shirt and bomber won't go match match but in reality you get the look of a pop-rock boyband member. Ha ha. Anyways, try it. Layer things that don't go together, wear what you want to.
Until tomorrow, babes.

XoXo

Trip in outfits. Day # 4

Caveman

wearing: windbreaker - Yonex; bomber - London; button up - vintage; jeans - Arizona; sneakers -Converse

Little did I know when earlier today agreed to go hiking and visit a few caves. First of all, we literally spent the whole day in the mountains and that means not enough civilisation. Secondly, the weather difference was so huge that that it changed from wet hot american summer to Ice Age. Sooooo at some point I had to wear all the clothes I have with me on this trip. But let me tell you it was kinda worth it. The scenery was so great and views so fascinating, damn it, nature is awesome.
BTW, can't say that my blog has been popping this month 'cause a lot of stuff happened and is still happening but babes, I love you all, and I hope on getting better at doing things I like.
Sunbeams of love

XoXo

Trip in outfits. Day # 3

Into the wild

wearing: jacket - P&B; sweater - Rodina_rus; tee - H&M; pants - P&B; sneakers - Converse; hat - Saint-P

Yet another variation on jeans combo from Day #1 but this is different. First one was built on monochrome and matching the shades, this one is one colour but different shades and tones. Starting from lite blue, nearly white and going down to navy-blue and black. Such a variety of tones gives your outfit a feel of kaleidoscope. Still, keeping close to the only one colour makes it practically impossible to mess up the look.

And now, just take a moment to admire the nature in the background. It's truly fascinating how pure and untouched it is. High mountains with hidden caves. Waterfalls and rivers in the depths of rain forests. 

See ya 

XoXo

Trip in outfits. Day # 2

Settling in. 

Exploring.

 wearing: bomber - London; button up - Zara; tee - A.P.O.; shorts - Fila; pants - H&M; sneakers - converse

First day really goofing around and exploring the coast.
 Lets talk bomber-vise. Been on a haunt for a good one for a long time and a few years ago put my eye on this red one during my trip around England. You now they sell them for tourists everywhere and you kinda don't except a lot from it. But! But, this one became my ultimate companion. I wore it during all my numerous trips and my casual everyday life. Yet it is in such a great condition and serves fine purpose on cold and windy days. What I'm saying - if you get a chance to buy one, definitely go for it.
Oh, speaking about cold and windy weather, a combo of thin pants or leggings and shorts on top is a total go-to if you wanna save the style and the warmth.
See you next day, hopefully)

XoXo

Trip in outfits. Day # 1

On Arrival

wearing: jacket - P&B; shirt - Zara: jeans - Zara kids; runners - New Balance

Finally running away from my allergy on a two-week trip. Flight was about 4 hours long and afterwards we headed out to explore the city. I chose pretty casual and put together outfit. Jeans combo may be risky but deffinately really comfortable.
Caught on last days of sakura blossoms.

XoXo