(Massimo Dutti blazer, Zara dress, COS trousers, Birkenstock sandals, Triwa watch and Ray-Ban sunglasses)
Started adding extra layers now that we're slowly moving on into the next season. Am now wearing this dress over a pair of trousers and I finish the look with a sweater or, in this case, a simple blazer.
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(Massimo Dutti blazer, vintage silk top, Zara culottes, Birkenstock sandals, Topshop leather bag, Triwa watch and Ray-Ban sunglasses)
Comfort above ALL else? Well, it might sound strange but there áre times when fashion and my own personal style are the furthest things from my mind. And these times are actually not even that rare for me. It's really not often that I put a lot of tought in what I'm going to wear - and even less time is spent on "doing my hair". I tend to dress in whatever suits my mood for the day and lately it's been all about comfort. So on a random (windy?) day chances are you'll find me dressed in loose fits, Birks and with La Coupe Storm. Obviously I couldn't just head into an office like this (and thankfully I don't often have to!) but I think with this kind of outfit a nice pair of shoes and a hairbrush is really all it would take to make it "office-appropriate" as well.
(Massimo Dutti blazer, COS t-shirt, H&M Trend trousers, Converse sneakers, Michael Kors watch and Ray-Ban sunglasses)
One of the few things on my wishlist for this season was a new classic linen blazer, preferably in sand or cream colour. This one from Massimo Dutti that I picked up in London was pretty much just what I had in mind. I feel that a blazer like this is timeless and can be worn with casual as well as more dressy ensembles.
credit: Massimo Dutti
Some details from a random kind of outfit you're most likely to see me wear during these months: big coat, cosy sweater (& Other Stories), checked scarf (Johnstons), sunglasses (Ray-Ban) .. Although honestly: sneakers instead of heels 90% of the time.
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