Monthly Archives: April 2013
My week on Instagram
Tulips
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Street art
Freaky Friday
Awesome tulip
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I think I’m overdoing it with the tulips, but I just can’t help myself. They’re so beautiful 🙂
Fedora Friday
My fashion icons: Emma Watson
Who can be more magical than Hermione Granger herself? Ever since her star rose with Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s stone, she’s been a true fashion inspiration. From her sweet and quirky casual style to her flawless and age appropriate red carpet get-ups, Emma Watson is one of my all-time favorite fashionistas. Moreover, after The Perks of Being a Wallflower I can’t wait to see what the future holds for the British beauty. More amazing movies and more amazing fashion, I’m sure!
At the London premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 in a stunning Oscar de la Renta ball gown and Boodles jewellery
In a vintage Ossie Clark gown with sheer sleeves at the Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince premiere
Rocker chic in a tartan plaid Alexander McQueen dress combined with a leather jacket and killer shoes at the GQ Man of the Year awards in London
With a little funky and gorgeous floral peplum Erdem mini at the Perks of being a Wallflower premiere ate the Toronto International Film Festival
Romantic in a Elie Saab minidress with simple silver accessories and beautiful hair and makeup at a Lancome event in Hong Kong
Flawless in this amazing white Burberry gown at the Costume Institute Gala Benefit
A Miu Miu floral skirt, black leather jacket, peep-toe heels and pink clutch are perfect for the Tribeca Film Festival
Casual and classy in neutrals
Fun and a little edgy
My week on Instagram
Daffodils
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Little angry scorpion
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Happy feet
Manon
Oh those funky shoes
Alexander McQueen
Andera Chaves
Atsuko Kudo
Balenciaga
John Galliano
Jeffrey Campbell
Nicholas Kirkwood
Noritaka Tatehana
Vivienne Westwood
Dolce and Gabbana
Wednesday Woman
Places I want to see Part 3
1. Nepal
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I’m not that big on trekking but I’d love to visit this landlocked country in Southern Asia. The fact that it contains eight of the world’s 10 highest peaks, including Mount Everest, and Lumbini, the birth place of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, is pretty enough for me.
2. Peru
With its archaeological heritage of pre-Columbian cultures, its gastronomy, colonial architecture and amazing natural resources, Peru is a tourist’s paradise. The country’s mountains  unravel an abundance of ancient Inca temples, Spanish colonial towns, and breathtaking Andean landscapes, which I long to see.
3. Japan
The country of the rising sun, of history and traditions, of leading-edge technology and supermodern civilization, of exquisite cuisine, of sumo and geishas, of anime and manga… The allure of Japan is immense and unlimited.
Malta
The ancient capital of Mdina, also known as the Silent City, Valletta with its rich history, modern  shopping area, museums and cultural sites, the megalithic temples that are the oldest free-standing structures on Earth… This open-air museum will provide an infinite things to seeand do.
My week on Instagram
Check me in the crossword
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Courtesy of Ikea and my manly skills  😀
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Iron lion zion
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Sunset
Manon's maze 