Spring underwater. It's what I think every time I see this scarf from Louve De Nordneg. When the team of AGORIQUE proposed me this collaboration for their project, I didn't think twice and accepted. Basically because I find it very important to support new designers and help give exposure to their creations. Second because, why not? Sofi Le Geron, the designer behind this brand makes lovely designs, inspired on surrealism, art and nature.

The scarf I'm wearing is named ''Seahorse bouquet'', and is so silky and light that wearing it on a sunny but cool day was such a pleasure. Its pattern not only reminds me of water but also some floral trees we saw last Friday on a trip to the park for our next class projects.

Another thing I love about this scarf is the fact that it's so huge so you can wear it on about 13817813765 ways. Haha, okay, just kidding. But seriously, I think I managed to style it on about 10 different ways on the same morning, you can see some of them below: like a bolero tied on the back, around the neck with a regular knot, like a belt, following the ancient Greek style with a brooch... The square shape makes super easy to play with the scarf and wear it everyday depending on your mood or the weather outside, in a different way of course.

So, because I know that after seeing this design you've loved it and you'll want yours for sure, I invite you to vote for me on AGORIQUE's Facebook and 

HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN AN SCARF LIKE MINE!

Already working as hard as possible on my exams. I don't have classes for almost two weeks, so I also try to spend some time on the blog too, because too much study would turn me nuts. As I said on a previous post, I'm also writting a post about architecture & fashion, which will come soon I hope, but by the moment it's still ''under construction''. I also changed a little bit the header and design and profile. Do you like it?

About this outfit... We're having a very weird weather around here lately. It's winter, but it's quite sunny some days, next day is windy but warm, next day as cold as we're on Finland... I chose this outfit for a lunch with my family past weekend, and as it was one of those ''weird weather'' days, I wore this short brown dress  from Studio Classics (another bargain at sales!) with my Zara yeti coat.

The statement necklace was found by my mum downtown. At first sight I didn't liked it very much, I thought it looked too sparkly for me... But when you're wearing it, it really changes, and looks cute!

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

It was on Gran Vía, a huge street where you can find lots of theatres and cinemas. Specifically it was performed on ''Lope de Vega'' theatre. I personally found it a bit tiny for the huge dimensions that backgrounds and costumes needed. The actors usually collide on the stage, wich was a pitty. And it seems like the theatre improvements were made to take advantage of every milimetre of space. The seats were pretty small and uncomfortable. And it seems that the air conditioning didn't work, because it was horribly warm in there.

Okay. After this kind of old lady complains... The performance was amazing. The music was excellent, and I fell in love with the costumes and the story adaptation. As you can imagine, it fas full of people. I think I would give it a 7 out of 10 in general.

For the event, I decided to wear something more elegant but still comfortable, with black glitter flats as I didn't know how much I was going to walk around the city. I wore the black vintage bag I've been wearing during all the trip (it's amazing to keep the camera and my stuff, but still not too big to travel). I paired this awesome Zara ocean dress (bought in sales! Broke my pact, haha) with a nude blazer, from Zara too because as sun started setting, wind became a bit colder.

I was looking for that dress since I saw it on the store, before sales. I felt very lucky, because there were only two or three dresses on that size. Then, they absolutely disappeared.