I must confess I suffer from a massive Diogenes syndrome when it comes to fashion. I keep everything. I was taught since I was a little child to take care of everything I got my hands on, so it's not rare to still find on my closet pieces from my teenagehood that have been kept on almost their original condition, fairly new.

So, when it comes to organisation everything is a bit tricky. Not only I've been accumulating tons and tons of clothes during years, but also since I renewed 100% my room furnishing 2 years ago I've become more conscious not only on how much clothes I own, but also how many of those pieces I really wear on a daily basis, and most important: how I store them. Doing a closet rehab may be the best way to get into the budget fashionista path. That's why on this post, I want to show you some tips on how to start organizing your closet (bigger or smaller, walk-in or cupboard), finding space on places where it seems impossible to, and also some personal advice on how I keep my clothes stored.

1. Rayban Wayfarer sunnies // 2. UK flag notebook case // 3. Sony white headphones // 4. Notebook and pen // 5. Chanel Rouge Coco lipstick ''Gabrielle'' // 6. Michael Kors ''JetSet'' tote bag // 7. Penguin LG L5 case // 8. Muji card holder // 9. Wallet

I don't travel as much as I would love to. But I must confess I'm a lucky girl to be out of home from time to time. Maybe I don't go super far away or for a long time, but I'm that kind of person who loves just staying three or four days out of her ''usual habitat''. Get to discover new places, people, and learn how to take care of yourself.

So, whenever I leave home I always carry with me ''the essential kit'' for surviving. As the beauty tag post  was well received, I want you to take a sneak peak of my life when traveling...

What do you carry with you on your bag?

But I think the thing I like the most doing here is taking my bike and go out to the swimming pool, or just around downtown to take pictures. That's why I prefer wearing comfy outfits like the one I'm showing you today. Although I'm wearing heels, they're not so high so you can walk with them and the neutral blush color makes them much more wearable. This map bag from Alviero Martini allows you to carry almost unlimited things, such as my summer reading, my phone, my nail file (they break a lot lately), sunnies... Well, just imagine.

I was wearing:

Pepe Moreno blush sandals

Easy wear white skirt

Zara black basic top

Alviero Martini map bag via Lurueña

Romwe bracelet

Vintage earrings

I forgot my mobile phone, and had no Internet there, so when I came back yesterday, I thought I would gone nuts with so many emails to answer. I'm preparing some collaborations and featured projects with other bloggers and some brands, some photography collabs with my best friend too, and some outfits planned!

In our first day, we went downtown to have lunch, walk and do some shopping. I love thrifting, and vintage style, so I visited some second hand and vintage stores on the city, and bought something I will show you very soon. I'm only going to give you a clue: I found a Max Azria dress. And I bought it. Let your mind imagine and you'll see soon! Thanks to our previous stays in Madrid, and to our underground maps, we didn't get lost and found whatever we wanted to visit. One of the places we visited was the Reina Sofía Contemporary Museum of Arts. It has many paintings of very known authors such as Picasso or Miró, and also antique pictures to see. I just loved the garden on the inside of the museum, you can see the pictures if you continue reading!