Winter Florals

Coat: Zara / Sweater & Dress: Mango / Boots: Eden / Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs

I spent the weekend in Germany and had real difficulties to get used to the cold after having been spoilt by Paris' constant 14 degrees - anyway, this didn't keep me from opting for one of my favorite autumn/winter combinations: skirt meets boots. 

I was searching for a pair of 60's style inspired boots for ages and I finally found them at Eden, a French shoe label that never fails to disappoint.

But let's be honest: The rest of my time in Germany I was wearing super warm moon boots, a big chapka and a Michelin-style coat - I mean, this weather is ridiculous!!

Happy freezing x

Maritime vibes

Coat: Zara / Shirt: Costes / Denim: Lindex / Shoes: Mango / Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs

Hat: Elbsegler

Sometimes I think the Estonian inside me is missing the seaside so much that she tries all kinds of different ways to get closer to it - for example by having big cravings for poisson, crevettes & co. but also by expressing a certain goût for maritime clothing. That's why I had an absolute coup de coeur for this little sailor hat that I found in a boutique in Berlin last summer and I think it doesn't only work in Tallinn but near La Seine, too.

more pictures after the cut!

The game changer

Sweater & Skirt: Mango / Booties: Aldo / Bag: Whistles

At this time of the year I usually love wearing a pair of trousers and a chunky knit. However, a dress or a skirt can be a real game changer once I have enough of my usual autumn uniform. This straight midi skirt is one of my current favourites - I love to combine it with both casual knits or sweaters and more chic items like heels or a nice silk blouse. 

Candy Shopping with Equipment

Dust Coat & Denim: H&M / Silk Blouse: Equipment

Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs / Shoes: Mango / Necklace: Pascale Monvoisin

In my opinion there is no better label than the French label Equipment when it comes to silk blouses. Most of their shirts like the one I'm wearing are made of washed silk that feels great on your skin. Another great investment piece that can be worn to various occasions and which goes with both casual and chic looks. 

.. and once you get your hands on one of these shirts, the rest is simple: button down (variable, but as per - the lower, the better if you wanna add the certain "je-ne-sais-quoi"), add a piece of jewellery and a pair of comfy denim trousers or a leather skirt - et voilà!

See more pictures after the cut!

Eternal Summer

 Shirt: Mango / Denim: H&M / Sunnies: Zara / Flats: Mango / Bag: Whistles

I can't tell you how happy I am about le retour of the Parisian summer! Didn't even dare to imagine that in October, I would be able to stroll around Montmartre wearing nothing more than a top and a pair of sunnies.

Hello Tiger

Shirt: Kenzo // Blazer: Milkaya Laijah // Jeans: Mango // Bag: Michael Kors // Boots: Office

Quality, not quantity, that's something I've heard a lot these days. No matter if I talk to my friends or if i read it on blogs, it's clear that more and more of us tend to avoid tons of high street purchases but rather invest our money in high quality pieces.

But as you can see in my outfit above, high street and high end get on really well so why ban Mango, H&M and Zara from our wardrobes if we know anyway that this is impossibly? 

For me and I'm sure for a lot of you too, mix and match is definitely the key and usually does the trick. There's nothing more awful than a total designer look and nothing more wonderful than a well combined high street meets high end outfit, n'est-ce pas?


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