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November was really eventful too, but maybe a bit less than October. This month started with the day after Halloween and ended today. Between these two days I visited my baby cousin who is still sooo adorable and went to watch the Mockingjay in the cinema with my friends. I also had a random American Horror Story marathon with my bestie. I found a nailpolish perfectly matching with the color of my coat but sadly after a few days I had to change my coat. I trained a lot but not so hard because the competition season is over. Today I made our advent wreath and ignited the first candle already.

It’s the end of school! I was sooo looking forward to summer! So many programs, so beautiful places and so much fun! So, yesturday was the last day of school and we have got our certificates too (I’ve got all A+ ). After this we had a very good “girly day” with my mum. First we went to see Helmut Newton’s fashion photo gallery, than we had lunch and a rose shaped ice cream at the Basilica. Yummy! Mine was strawberry-elder, rhubarb and lavender flavored and mum’s was chili chocolate and salty caramel flavored. After all I should say something about my outfit (only because this is a fashion blog ). My blouse is from Zara, my skirt is from somewhere from Italy, and my sandals are from Zara too.  Have a great summer!

Madame Grès 1934-ben nyitotta meg első szalonját, ám azt pár évvel később be is kellett zárnia. 1941-ben viszont festő férje művésznevén nyitotta meg új üzletét. Így született a Grès. Nagy részben görög stílusú selyemjersey  ruhákat tervezett, ezekkel vált híressé. Szerintem haute couture ruhái ma is bárhol megállnák a helyüket. Elképesztően szép darabokat alkotott. Én is megpróbáltam hasonlóan redőzött ruhát rajzolni, dehát hogy is mondjam….. nem jártam túl sok sikerrel.

Madame Grès opened her first boutique in 1934, but a few years later she had to close that. In 1941 she opened her second showroom on her painter husband’s artist name. This was the Grès. Usually she designed Greek inspired silk jersey dresses, she went famous with these. I think her haute couture dresses can still fit in today’s fashion. She designed sooo beautiful dresses. I tried to draw a similar plaited dress… but so far haven’t succeeded much.

forrás: tumblr.com, Kyoto Costume Institute gyűjteménye a divat története a 20.században

An outfit post again! And not in boots anymore! This blue and white Converse is from Vienna – we bought it in autumn, but I didn’t have too much chance to wear it. Plus it’s quite limited to match the dotted shoes to other pieces. On the other hand a simple jeans and pullover set becomes exciting when wearing these dotted shoes. This time I’m wearing it with black slimfit jeans, a blue and white striped shirt from H&M and my blue knitted pullover.

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Today I have found a spring-summer collection from a Hungarian designer, KataSzegedi. The clothes are usually white, black and blue colored. I think these are very intresting and beautiful dresses. I can’t choose my favourite, there are so many beautiful ones. Perhaps I would focus on the blue dress, the black dress which I liked because of the back part, the “white in the front and black on the back” dress, the floor-length black dress, the long blue skirt and the black top and white bottom dress. Wow, that’s a lot…

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photo: Mark Viszlay Photography