I got totally mad about the Kind Ara dress the first time I saw it on Styleserver… Now it’s mine. So cool.

Yippee, my Heimstone order arrived yesterday!! (great sale on Standard Deviation)

The legendary Zelda dress:

And the Perfecto lurex

is a necklace by Bless. I am so deeply in love with it, that I had to share it with the world. So subtly ghetto and so obviously timeless.

Yesterday, I went shopping in Mitte. Of course, I went to the Apartment, where I thought I would see wonderful things to exorbitant prices. Fortunately I was wrong: it was love at first sight between this Cheap Monday Dress (for 50 euros) and me. It’s gorgeous and, as you can see, it’s possible to shorten it with pushbuttons.

Dear Cheap Monday: thank you. thank you. thank you.

Bustier dresses are my favourites. They are concentrated feminity, with perfect accents on décolleté, waist and neck. But they’re hard to find, whether in the affordable, nor in the expensive range. This is probably due to the fact that bustiers have to fit perfectly to the body, which is almost impossible to realize on large-scale productions.
Indeed, H&M, Zara or Mango produce “strapless” dresses, but this has nothing to do with bustier. I am not talking shapeless viscose-jersey tube-dresses here, but sharp dresses with boning and structure.
So, with this total lack of serious offering, I had to make my own. Here it is :
(too bad it’s so tight I can’t sit, run or stoop)

Another argument in my crusade for bustier dresses (this one used to belong to my mother, she was kind enough to give it to me):

So barely 3 and already sporting a crocodile logo on my polo shirt & a wonderfully
contrasting scarf around my head.

Another classic, my mother of course made this little bunny suit, the next year not feeling as enthusiastic she just made round little ears and turned me into a mouse.