Her style has already been featured on this blog before. But for a long time ago I've been looking for check if her style was also easily ''wearable in real life''. Let's admit it: most of the garments featured on Gossip Girl come from awesome well known (and pricey) brands lot's of us can't afford.

So, if we only focus on the ''essence'' of Serena's outfits, we'll see it's pretty easy (and why not cheap?!) to create similar outfits to hers.

Let's go with this outfit: gold Emilio Pucci jacket, Tibi blue dress pants and Brian Atwood shoes. If we go to the basics and don't pay attention to the details, we'll see it's a very easy ''copy-paste'' outfit. Here's the recipe:

- Peacock blue dress pants

- Sparkly blazer

- White T-shirt

- Pair of heels

- Clutch or little handbag

Okay. My blazer is not the same color as hers but let's pretend it is, haha. To achieve her outfit, it would be also cute to do a soft but sparkly makeup, and maybe do a hair updo. I wore mine total straight, just to put some of my personal style to the outfit :)

So, I already came back to classes and give homework, and drawing like a crazy thing. I'm having some exams very, very soon, so I won't be able to post as much as I did on Christmas holidays. However, I took hundreds of pictures during those days, and I still have many outfits and exciting ideas to show you (I'm thinking about doing a sort of ''round up'' of bloggers showing their style, and featuring them here. What do you think?). I'll be posting and writing about them when my exam weeks finish.

OK. A brief description of the outfit and so on. As you know, I ''discovered'' Karen Millen's designs not long ago just because some items caught my attention because they were on sale. Some of those items were  the sparkling bag and this B&W dress, which seemed to be too small/classy/I don't really know. I really liked it at first sight, and I was a very lucky girl trying it out and checking that it really suited (seems made for girls with a small waist, but the skirt's shape doesn't attract attention to hips. Perfect!).

I also think the details are delicate and very polished: the straps and round neck with that bow/twisted piece, the belt, the lining and seams... Definitely: that kind of bargain you're always proud to have found.

Yesterday I felt like I needed to go out of home and have a breathe of fresh air. As I spend almost the whole week locked on my room finishing work, doing AutoCad sketches and when not, I have mid-day trips with the school for visiting museums or great architecture-model examples of spaces or buildings, so I don't go out of home pretty much.

As winter is already coming, although we're having here beautiful sunny days and it isn't feeling very cold (yet), I needed to do some new season shopping. It started as always: ''I need some basics for school''. At the beginning I was just going to buy a pair of wool caps (in the mornings it feels horribly cold near the University. And more terrible if we have to go outside to draw things...) and a pair of combined flats.

Then I ran wild, and started buying whims... Still useful things, but whims, as the leopard coat neck from Zara.

OK, about the outfit... Well, seems like lately I've been wanting to change a bit my style ''for work'', and stop wearing only jeans and boots for going to school. So I've been looking for long sleeve dresses, and found this bright pink on Modcloth. It's absolutely perfect for this weather, because the fabric isn't very heavy, but it's still quite warm, and you can always put a coat over it.

The black necklace is vintage, and comes from my mum's closet, as the bag and booties (I'm a little fashion thief, hahaha). You can also see this outfit in pink for more inspiration!

Finally, the pictures of the wood and large spaces you'll see below come from the Bellas Artes Museum of Castellón, which we were visiting last Friday with the school because of a essay and study we must do about it. Enjoy!