Crop tops. Honestly, I've never liked the ''let's show our bellies'' thing... I feel like it belongs to another era or even planet, like if it really had nothing to do with my personality, I don't know. I'm more the kind of girl who enjoys straight jeans and tight T-shirts to show her ''curves'' (if you like to call them that...).

However as you might know I've been really into changes lately. Not afraid of saying ''yes'' to wear almost whatever, and looking to make a slight makeover to my outfits, I couldn't reject this striped crop top from Mango. I haven't been shopping for a while, but this one came into my wardrobe about a month or two ago, the last time I went out of home (OK. Just kidding. But it feels like I hadn't seen light for years since the last deliveries and exam period was total crazy). I thought it could add some nice navy vibes to any outfit, and make them look fun and modern but still following my style.

For this one, I went for the pattern mix: stripes on stripes. Red on my feet and this Michael Kors tote bag which is super comfortable to wear, and carry tons of things.

Summer is here, isn't it?

Black is no color for summer. As warm weather comes, my clothing habits change too, and that means pants and jeans are swapped for light skirts and shorts, black for navy blue in case of dark colors, and long sleeve T-shirts for soft and comfy blouses.

And of course, as season changes, navy style arrives every year too. Dark blue, white and red colors, ropes everywhere and anchors, straight dresses with sparkles of Chanel's style, big picture hats and so on. I really think this style is always a hit, a timeless and succesful way to solve that ''I have no idea of what to wear'' annoying situation. The key is keeping it simple but putting a few accesories that claim attention.

On my case, I mixed a zillion things from different seasons (some of them are ''old acquaintances'' around here, like the Springfield sandals), stole from mum's closet a cute bag (''Mateo'' from Carolina Herrera, such a love!), put on an stripes blazer, and created a soft makeup. And voilà, this is how the whole outfit looked like!

Every time I visit my grandparents house, my grandma turns nuts with me and my obsession with antique clothing. Imagine all my family running behind me, because I'm opening all wardrobe doors looking for any vintage treasure. True story.

Last time I went there my grandma found a really great gift for me: a polka dot 70's dress she wore on a family event about thirty years ago. As she doesn't wear it anymore, and she considers it ''old fashioned'' (I don't!) she gave it to me, and thought I would never wear it seriously. How mistaken she was!

Although I don't usually like 70's clothing style (and don't dare to name 80's to me, please!) this dress is so simple, and the polka dot pattern in white and blue is so lovely and stylish that I couldn't avoid pairing it with some white and red accessories, to create my own navy style.

This is what vintage means to me: revamp old clothes. Give them a new life, and try to adapt this clothing to new trends and 21st Century. It's not about looking like you escaped from an old B&W movie (okay, it's great for some special events, but...), but always looking for the mix&match philosophy.

Navy. I think it's one of my favorite styles to wear, because it puts together my favourite colors: dark blue, white and red. I think it's one of the reasons why I'm addicted to have things with the flags which have that colors. This time I decided to wear this outfit to go for a photoshoot + walk the doggie with my friends Ana (also known as The Mystic Lipstick) and her sister. They're having this puppy for about three months and it was her first walk, so we all wanted to go with her, take pictures and play with Frida, because she was very scared! Although that, she finally started having fun with us three!

I decided to wear this red wedges from Pierre Cardin I bought on sales. What a fatal mistake: they hurt too much, and now it feels like I have two huge wholes on the back of my feet, where the strap of the shoe was placed. I'm leaving for three days to Madrid tomorrow as lot of you may know, so I hope this doesn't disturb me for going to walk and take pictures!! You''l know about my adventure there on Monday!