Most of you will not believe me, but I actually go shopping very rare. Online shopping, however, I could every day. For me the presentation of the clothings there is very important. Clothes that are poorly photographed or they are shown on hangers (ie without models to admire) will not find a way into my cart. By the way, Asos not only offers beautiful clothing and great photos, but also beautiful models, which would look good even wearing a potato sack.
So it happened that I fell in love with this overall, and now needs to consider how I would combine it in the winter. One thing is certain: toilet visits must be meticulously planned 
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Posts in October 2009
Asos-Overall
Back Again – With a New Hairy Cardigan
Busy and traveling – therefore I unfortunately had no time for my fashion blog. Now I’m back and finally with me the beautiful autumn weather (at least today;-)).
This time I’ll show you a part of my Asos order that came to me early in this week. Unfortunately, the gray hairy cardigan is not quite as warm as I expected, but it still pleases me very much. And since the jacket is too beautiful to hide it, I just wear an another jacket among it – the “layer style” is greeting. One has only to help to know . …read more
Animal Prints
With hardly any other styling wife makes more mistakes than with the so-called Animal Print – Look. So I was struck at the weekend in the city of a woman who pretty much united all the sins in a fashion outfit. She wore a very brief leopard-skin jacket (which incidentally generated a extreme thick look), dark jeans with light washing on the bottom and on the thighs, and white lacquer boots (!!!). I was tempted to stuck her like Pro7 in a ”Stylomat” to change her styling altogether. But …
a.) I had no “Stylomat” with me,
b.) according to their view, it would have get more of a beating for me as a makeover for her . …read more
DIY: Cape
Inspired by the beautiful, but also simple cut of my thin top from Holland, I tailored a thicker coating cape for the cold days. This DIY project requires less than an hour work. The serging of the edges can be done without a sewing machine as well. …read more
My Tyrolean Hat
Girls and boys, this time I need your help. It’s all about the thing that dangles here on my head. Last Sunday I was at the Flea Market looking for old books from the 50th and then came home with no books, but with this Tyrolean hat Why? Well, there are a few reasons:
1. I was sleepy (and therefore not quite the master of my senses)
2. It was just before closing and I had ever purchased anything yet.
3. Somehow I wanted to have such a hat for some time.
3. The saleswoman was sympathetic to me.
It’s bad, but I’m not completely resistant to nice people. You might even want to turn on me a spaceship and I would buy it. As the lady at the booth had no mirror and I have rejected a cell phone photo for fitting (small eyes, large rings under my eyes, …) I relied on her assertion that I have a hat-head (or was it hat-face?).
Well, whatever, I am now the new owner of this Tyrolean hat and am now not sure whether I should wear it. I must say that I am not going to “Oktoberfest”, nor do I belong to a traditional costumes association or to a hunting club. Would you wear this hat still on the street?? …read more
