PARISIENNE

Sorry loves for the lack of posting but as I already said before I am moving to Paris!
Finally it happened!

Today its OFFICIALLY my first day as Parisienne!

So.... here's a post from my Sunday's outfit!! While I was searching like crazy for an apartment and while I was staying in a hotel my friend came here to help me and thank God we had a sunny day!!! OF COURSE, we took advantage of it and we walked around Paris for... I don't know... like 6 hours?!!

Oh boy I don't think I will ever get enough of this city!

L.O.V.E

For my casual Sunday I picked up a vintage look. 

"Sporting" my mom's vintage jupe culotte bought 20 years ago here in Paris!!
(I am always stealing things from my mom shhhhhhh!!).

Wearing:

Vintage jupe culotte

 Nasty Gal Jeans shirt (similar here)

Zara coat 

Zara necklace (here)

Topshop booties

Vintage sunglasses (bought in Vintage Selection Firenze)

directly from VIENNE

I finally made it !!!

After one year that I purchased these glasses I finally transformed them into sunglasses

and they look adooorable!

I totally LOVE them and for sure you're gonna see them in many many up coming posts! hihi

They are so retro chic and for sure unique! <3
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As you already seen on the web- sales started!!!!!

Yesterday I had a walk in the city center and I found this gorgeous oversized denim biker jacket

@MANGO. Actually I was looking for an oversized leather biker jacket but I am totally satisfied with this one because it might be denim but looks like leather!! love love love! must have!

I am wearing:

ROBERT LA ROCHE vintage sunnies

 MANGO oversized denim biker jacket

H&M mohair jumper (similar here)

J BRAND jeans (similar here)

Topshop trainers

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leather weather

I am wearing:

Vintage biker jacket (similar here)

Zara tee (here)

Zara biker pants (similar here)

Vintage belt

Zara shopper bag (similar here)

Ray-ban wayfarers 

REVEALED / CONCEALED

When we had this photo shoot and I looked into the pictures the first thing that came to my mind was modesty vs nudity. Then I remembered that during my Polimoda days we had a further analysis of this subject... And then we came up with a fantastic project of "Revealed & Concealed"... (Special thanks to my group Mayssa, Ines and Burak). When we started to analyze it we came up with a lot of questions and for sure a lot of information..And the truth is that throughout the twentieth century the body exposure of woman has  always been an erogenous zone receiving  special attention, depending on the decade of course.

I couldn't help but wonder... Is fashion associated with female liberation?!

It all started from back to 20's with the showing legs and the mid length skirt, continued with the 30's and 40's with the maxi dresses and the open back, on the 50's the slim waste silhouettes and the show of the curves of the female body, then 60's and 70's with the revolution of the mini skirt and the hot pants and closing with the 80's and 90's with the total female liberation.. After these decades women were free to choose what they want to wear..

So after all these years...

Is fashion a back and forth situation of the previous decades with an extra touch of style? What happened with the erogenous zone nowadays?

Nudity can be vulgar or artistic  , it depends on the perspective of the user and the voyeur.

 Depends on the era, culture and purpose.

My personal opinion is that when a person wants to express a feeling or an attitude there's always a way to do it. Even behind of a veil or a burka. Just from a look on the face or through the body language you can understand a lot.

But.. Here comes the question..

Do the clothes make the person or the person makes the clothes?

wearing: D&G coat (available at Fe Vintage), Vintage hat (available at Fe Vintage), Topshop boots

EAGLE +

One of my eagle pieces this time is the gem encrusted eagle necklace from Zara. It was love at first sight and I couldn't resist to make it mine!

wearing: Zara necklace (here) | Gant shirt | Rare faux fur | Zara high waisted jeans | Vintage belt | Thomas Blakk bag (similar here) | Mykita & Bernhard Willhelm Janis sunnies (here)