I'm not really used to mix different prints nor not pairing something with black or white accessories. Seriously, I have a real problem matching different colors and creating a outfit which doesn't look like I'm a clown. I'm not really much into colorblock trend, I must say.

So, when I don't feel in the mood of taking black or white as connectors so all the outfit makes sense, I just change them for another color. I chose to pair everything with this yellow bag and sandals coord I discovered a while and which I wear a lot. I had this colorful halter dress for years, but as I keep it at the beach town house, I don't really wear it as much as I would like to. As it is really warm during the day, I wore it last afternoon to go out to the Town Hall square to have some iced coffee. I find fascinating how different is living on a town like this and a medium-sized city like Valencia, and how life here is all about the town square and hanging around there.

Now that we're in Summer holidays, I've been working not only on new posts and new styles of fashion blogging (did you see last post about fashion blogging motivation?) but also improving old entries. I think a high quality fashion blog has to stay fresh, nicely updated, and outfit posts are anymore the focus point. So, from now on and until I'll be able to, I'll be trying not only to show you my #lookdujour ideas, but also tips and tutorials, illustrations, more inspiration posts...

Cherry trees blossoming everywhere. That is enough proof that Spring is already here, although the whole week trip has been full of dark clouds and some rainy moments.

Extremadura is the place for flowers and blossoming trees, amazing colors and countryside vibes. The whole area is full of that peaceful, inspiring atmosphere which leads you to experiment with colors, mix the basics and get some surprising outfits with unexpected pops of color and shapes.

It's quite amazing how the town of Mérida has managed to create that same mix I was talking to you about referred to clothing on their buildings and urbanism. It's incredible how one of the most important roman cities of the country on the ancient times has evolved into a city which mixes statues, brick and traditional architecture with modern concrete façades and some of the greenest streets I've ever seen.

Second day of the trip and we visited the Roman Art Museum at Mérida, I did some serious shopping (seriously, silver and precious metal craftsmanship pieces are to die for) and finally paid a visit to the tiny town were the relatives live. As I said, I'm such a city girl, that's why going to a town where everybody is related somehow, where you have to stop driving because a chicken is standing on your way or there is no need to visit the supermarket twice a week (because they're mostly auto-sufficient when it comes to meat and vegetables) is quite the experience for me.

Sometimes we are not conscious enough of our surroundings until we do a massive change on the scene!

Bright colors and especially orange and yellow make me think about Summer and holidays. I don't know why but, although I don't like to follow that ''color conventionalism'' thing which says: ''Dark colors on winter, brights for summer'' I always end up wearing browns, black and super plain colors for Winter, while start wearing neons, patterns and super colorful things from May or April until the end of the Summer. I think my mind needs to be so clear during the classes season that wearing too much color would be a distraction or something like that.

Anyway. Who doesn't love maxi dresses? They're so chic, so easy to wear with flats or high shoes and they come in so many colors and patterns that it's difficult to not fall for one... Or some of them.

For this outfit of the day, I picked my GEOX color-block shoes (they're so soft and comfortable to wear!) and went for that unusual combination red and orange make. I like how the asymmetric shape of the dress makes it super flowy as you walk.

As you're reading this, I'll be packing my luggage and bags for my upcoming trip: the Netherlands. No maxi dresses nor super fancy clothing for me this time, because we're going to walk a lot! (And the space on the suitcases is pretty limited, though...). So, stay tuned at our FanPage and Twitter, because you'll know about me there on the coming week! :)

Who said coats where only for winter? Summer is almost here, we're having warmer temperatures and some mornings I literally end arriving home exhausted, heated like a piece of bread on an oven. But sometimes the weather gets really crazy, and if you go out a little later than usual on the evening, air blows and it feels pretty unpleasant to not taking with you a jacket...

... Or a super light coat like I did. This is my first collaboration with the online clothing brand Sheinside, and when they told me about showing you an idea to style a piece like this bright, super vivid yellow coat I couldn't help but accept the challenge.

At first I was a bit afraid I couldn't wear it, as even it was the largest size it looked very tiny for me! I took it to the laundry service to get it ironed and it finally fitted me.

I like the light texture it has, and the yellow color which is super bright. Truth is that I don't think I will really wear it on super cold winter days, but for sure I'll take it with me when it gets a bit warmer. It's the perfect piece to spice your outfits with a pop of color, to add fun and vitality!

On this outfit I wore it as the principal color, paired with this polka dot skirt and espadrilles to give the look a more natural, inspired by sun and summer touch.

The classy sprinkle is this polished and super easy to do flipped ponytail.

How would you combine a coat like this? Do you like bright colored coats or do you have one?

So, although I'm still working very hard for my exams and my test for University (which will be on June, but classes end on 30th May, so I still have tons of things to do...) I had a few time to spend with my family this weekend. It was my grandfather's birthday, so we all went to have lunch together. Because it was about 30 ºC outside, I chose this colorful and light floral dress I bought some weeks ago, when it was still cold.

I'm also wearing the choker and bracelet I received a week ago from Backstage* store and a pair of old Fornarina pink sandals I had forgotten on my closet. They're pretty comfortable but sometimes you just forget to take out those heels when you're wearing flat shoes 24hrs a day, 7 days a week.