I've been reading this and this article and I came to the conclusion that:

RULES WERE MEANT TO BE BROKEN.

Celebs show us how to broke these rules:

1. Never Mix and Match Prints

2. Never Wear White After Labor Day

3. Never Wear Black with Blue 

4. Never Wear Socks and Sandals Together

5. Never Wear Denim with Denim

6. Never Wear More than One Bold Color
7. Horizontal Stripes Will Make You Look Heavy 

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SALES are coming and Anna Dello Russo's 10 Rules of sales shopping are here to help you "making excellent purchases".

  

1. Only MASTERPIECES!

2. Not buy USELESS stuff.
They are like the exotic SOUVENIRS,
that when you return from the trip,
encumber and ruin
the aesthetics of the house.

3. Point your FAV PIECE
like your BIG LOVE.
Stay posted to the window,
follow the customers’ movements,
wait the first day of sales.

4. Buy only COLLECTOR’S ITEMS
out of the ordinary:
otherwise you will get the nth black coat!

5. Don’t go RANDOMLY,
you’ll spend more energy and money.

6. Take your WISH-list MAP.

7. Give yourself a BUDGET
and follow your WISH-list priorities.

8. Don’t get DUPED by sales:
They are like the beautiful mermaids
of PIRATES of the CARIBBEAN 4
that first seduce you and then drag you
to the bottom of the sea.

9. Buy only DESIGNER’S clothes.
Why? high-quality is guaranteed.

10. Not fly commercial!
Take the chance to go in the FORBIDDEN
stores and satisfies all your WHIMS!”

(via here)

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TWIGGY'S DO'S AND DONT'S

 

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 Just because I like the looks and love the shoes :)

(whowhatwear)

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 "My life is about taking one item and wearing it a hundred ways, depending on my mood or what I'm doing or where I'm going." - Mary-Kate Olsen

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Fearne Cotton fashion advices

“I’m obsessed and overly conscious about what I wear, so I tend to plan what I’ll wear the night before and then add loads of accessories in the morning...But I don’t like people who take fashion too seriously!”

“I like to people watch when I’m sitting in a cab for style inspiration. The other day I saw this girl wearing a really simple cardigan and skirt, and I thought ‘that looks great’! No frills - just a good, basic outfit. When I got home, I tried to recreate the look and wore it the next day. Sometimes less is more.” 

“I customise my clothes all the time to make them feel new again. Jeans get chopped into shorts and jackets get turned into waistcoats.” 

“I always put brooches on jackets to make them a bit different.”

“What you wear is personal, but don’t concentrate too hard on it...[or] it destroys the expression of getting dressed.”  

(via Glamour.com)

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"como conseguiste por o lenço dessa forma? usaste um lenço pequeno?"
no último post sobre o lenço na cabeça, recebi algumas questões e por isso decidi postar como tinha posto. O post é em português porque as pessoas que puseram as questões são portuguesas e é mais fácil explicar assim. Espero que percebam e gostava de ver os vossos resultados.

Step 1: Escolham um lenço fino. Estes são os meus.

Step 2: Abram-no completamente. Os meus são todos quadrados, e vou explicar com este, mas se o vosso for como um cachecol ou assim é mais fácil.

Step 3: Agarrem numa ponta e metam para o meio do lenço quadrado.

Step 4: Façam o mesmo com a outra.

Step 5: Dobrem a "lateral" do lenço para dentro, assim.

Step 6: Façam o mesmo com o outro lado.

Step 7: Dobrem ao meio ou se continuar muito grande dobrem-no novamente.

 Step 8: Metam-no na cabeça. Virem as pontas para o lado contrário fazendo um x, assim.

 Step 9: Agarrem numa das pontas e virem-na para o lado contrário novamente,para a parte de trás da cabeça, assim.

Step 10: Atem atrás.

This post is to the portuguese people who asked how I did the headband last post. If you're foreign  and you want to know, just ask and I'll translate. Thanks.

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