As you might have already noticed from my latest posts, I am still not quite done or tired of fishnets which picked up their “it” status back in October…

Every season as cooler temperatures start approaching I start looking for new outwear options. Good quality outwear usually comes with a hefty price tag, so adding one or two favorite picks every season can build a decent outerwear closet overtime…

As you might have already noticed I am all about splurging on versatile and timeless investment pieces. My opinion is that if you love it but can’t come up right away with at least 2-3 different ways to wear it and style it then you should probably think twice…

Today’s post is brought to you by a big cat aficionado. My love for felines (and all animals) is strong as I am a mama to a furry little boy…

My fascination with metallics and metallic finishes doesn’t really have seasonal limitations. I think if styled right, gold or silver can elevate and glam up a casual and simple summer look or add structure and fancier detail to a romantic and airy spring outfit…

One of my favorite layering pieces in cooler weather has always been a turtleneck. It perfectly works under jacket, as a sleeved basic shell with a lighter top or vest paired with a trousers or skirt. It is mostly utilized due to its sleek exterior and of course, for comfort…

Finally the temperature’s starting to settle down, giving us more room to explore layers – at least this is how it is going here in LA at the moment. Don’t get me wrong, summer will be deeply missed but there is just way too much fun ahead with the anticipation of mixing all of the fun textures…

Finding a perfect shirtdress can get quite tricky. In my personal experience they can run really short, looking more like a shirt while missing the dress component, the fabrics can lack body and structure…

The whole inspiration behind today’s featured look comes from the current Gucci SS’16 collection and a new solo vision of mastermind Alessandro Michele. It’s a Rock ‘N Roll Renaissance with rich fabrics and colors where flora and fauna creatures come to life…

Bougainvilleas are probably the most photogenic vines wherever they are present. The color patches serve as a perfect addition to landscaping as well as a natural prop for photographs, as you might notice here…