Madrid Palacio Real. It was actually one of some of the lasts spots on the city I never visited. Madrid is a really big city, and I don't want to discourage you but if you want to go see things, you won't be able to do everything you want to just on a trip or two.

The weather on this last visit to the city was truly wonderful. As it was uncomfortably warm on Valencia meanwhile, we had soft sunny mornings and the air was blowing on the capital. A blazer or jacket was needed to stay a bit warmer during the day, and comfy shoes were also appreciated to walk a lot through the town streets.

I chose something super casual for this day, almost what I usually wear to College: jeans, slight heeled flats and this stripped Ralph Lauren blouse which make the whole outfit look navy and a bit Chanel inspired, isn't it?

Although we walked a lot, we didn't have the chance to stop by our favorite vintage shops to take a look, but we also enjoyed a musical and did some shopping discoveries also. We found an antique book fair where I literally ended loading down three huge Architecture books all the city around. We found there some ducks fed by people on the book stands. It was a lovely day!

You can find almost anything you're looking for in Madrid. Of course you can also in Valencia, but it just feels like being the country's main city has some pros.

Every time I visit this city, I like to drop to ''Las Rozas Village'' and have a walk around there. Do not misunderstand me, but that place is truly the shopaholic dream. True is that maybe you end up buying nothing, because it is a luxury brand outlet in the end, but although you don't find any great offer or that shoe sale you were looking for you can just go and enjoy the views on one of the terraces, having a cup of coffee or a sandwich.

This time we found something like a ''Floral Festival'' on this shopping centre. Everything was full of flowers and vases and looked really sweet. It was super crowded also! Seems like it was a local holiday and everyone decided to leave the streets of Madrid and go there.

Did I bought a lot of things? You may be glad to know that not really, although I found a very cool jacket and new bag.

As always, my love for tailored suits is not a secret, and I really enjoy matching outfits with them. You can wear it all, or just take the jacket or pants to pair with different things. This one came from a thrift store and I can assure it's one of the most useful and also affordable items I ever bought. So, now you know:

Put a tailored suit on your life

White kimono from Benavente collection ''Ikebana Tori''. As you may remember, I wrote a post about it about a month ago, when the team of YOUNIQUE came to deliver it personally to me :)

I was really excited to finally wear it, but everything got complicated somewhat suddenly: trips, more pictures and projects to do, not really sure how to combine the kimono being all white, also injured my arm so had to carry with that bandage... Such a disaster.

Finally decided to experiment a little bit, and pair this white, silky kimono with a very minimalistic and simple outfit. I must recognize that I finally didn't like at all how it came with those bootcut black pants... I mean, now I see I have should paired it with a pair of skinny matte trousers or jeans for a more informal look as this is a really dressy piece. The bandage on my arm didn't help at all (I totally felt like a white mummy), so finally had to take it off for some minutes.

I think the red on the Michael Kors Jet Set bag, the vintage necklace and also on my lipstick gave the outfit a touch of needed color. With darkness around, and the shape of the sleeves of my kimono I was afraid of looking like a creepy ghost!