It's been a while! You can't even imagine how much I miss writing on a daily basis and sharing with you fashion ideas and theories running through my mind. Days off for shooting are not an option, and since I'm looking forward to the (huge) English exam on the 3rd December, and I've been seriously thinking about returning to the fencing piste this coming Spring, everything requires some planning and schedule-knitting for everything to work out. It's exciting, though it requires a lot of energy and long days to handle everything.

Being always on-the-go, running up and down has meant changing my daily style and outfits without even realising it. Since I entered College, since I'm constantly up to what's new regarding design and materials I've subtly built a simple, minimal style which has evolved through the years. Feeling comfortable on what you wear and it allowing you to do your job or daily activities successfully is something I really appreciate. Layering, neat shapes and monochromatic are things currently on my wardrobe for this season. And I can tell you they're here to stay. That, paired up with the right makeup and hairstyle makes everything easier (although I'm thinking about chopping my messy curls off again). I think this Bimba & Lola blue dress with heart-shaped neck is one of those perfect options when you're running late.

(OK. I just realized I'm touching my hair on every picture of this post. Not made on purpose. I promise. It looks so weird).

Now that Summer seems to be officially over (warm weather and daylight usually stays for a while in Valencia), I hope I can keep those simple outfit vibes through cold mornings stepping out of home for classes and even applying them to one-step-at-a-time jogging evenings, which I recently enrolled. I'm currently looking for comfortable but chic sporty clothing ideas I can layer up or down depending on the routine or weather. Still figuring it all out and still getting used to the sporty routine twice a week, but hopefully I'll be fit enough for the Spring fencing tournament right on the time!

Mid October and as long as you haven't heard anything from me (nowhere than Instagram or maybe Twitter), I've been on a total workaholic mood. First work deliveries are just around the corner, I feel like I've got involved on so many activities this year (both Architecture School related or extracurricular) while I still have to manage the blog, my personal portfolio, attend to English classes (woohoo! Hope you can see some improvement around here too) and overcome some daily madness always related to college and classes. In fact, I'm writing this in the middle of a break while eating a pair of toasts and listening to a "motivational-survival" playlist.

Anyway. We're already into Autumn and its reddish colors and wind in the mornings. Although it may not be the best of weathers, if you live on a city like Valencia where the winters aren't cold at all, and it hasn't snowed yet, here I'm showing you a nice idea to dress up to a formal-semi formal event this Autumn!

I've had this asymmetrical, tail floral blouse from Primark for years but as it is a bit thin and semi-transparent I never had the chance of wearing it before. I think it would look good either paired with a more straight shape on the bottom (like a pair of straight jeans or skinny jeans) or a more elaborated, wide shape like this palazzo pants I paired it with. The key is to make you look taller and slimmer by mixing different proportions.

The whole event outfit here is really simple, though. Blouse + palazzo pants. Then a vintage but really simple black clutch. Statement earrings and makeup, wearing a really bright green eyeliner under my lower lashes to make the eyes pop. I promise there's nothing complicated or too time-consuming to it!

What would you wear to an Autumn event?

I still have some pending collaborationships this month. I'm waiting for some packages to arrive, so you know I'll post something about it when I receive the goodies. Also you'll know about me via Twitter during the year. I promise I'll try really hard to post, and make this ''hiatus'' situation as short as possible.

Ok then. About this outfit... I wore this to go for a walk last afternoon in Valencia. As it's getting colder, I decided to wear this long sleeve lace shirt by United Colors of Benetton. Paired with my two shades beige and blue shorts from H&M, Carolina Herrera sandals, it was just the perfect comfortable outfit with some vintage touches. To add some color and contrast, I chose this Primark and local shop bracelets, and this brown leather satchel bag which I bought on a local market last winter.

So, what do you think about the outfit? I must confess that this shorts were very difficult to pair with something, because I don't have anything with exactly the same beige or blue shades!