You all know exactly how truly fan and crazy girl I'm for anything having to do with vintage. That antique and unique glamour, the seams on an old piece and its delicate designs which nowadays is hard to find.

Here's a collaboration that I was really looking forward to show you guys, but which wasn't possible to release before. Blame my final exams and deliveries!

We headed up to OhVintageShop downtown in Valencia to meet Silvia, the manager behind this place inside El Altillo showroom, a space where you can find second hand and vintage treasures and also new, out of the ordinary pieces. When we heard about this place, we knew it was a nice occasion to not only add a new vintage store to our list, but also meet new people, spread the word about this spot in Valencia and have fun while shooting this ''how to wear vintage'' ideas for all of you!

From Loewe, to Luis Vuitton or MiuMiu, no matter what you're looking for: Silvia will help you find the right piece for that event or special occasion, or that statement bag you're looking for. For this first outfit, I chose a really eye-catching two piece sparkly suit, consisting on a dress and a matching jacket from the Spanish brand Loewe.

My eyes just twinkled when I saw this set. Classy, simple and sexy but super subtle! Nice for a cocktail party or that special dinner, isn't it? I paired it with a statement feather diadem, the Ferragamo pumps I got in NYC and this vintage bracelet which is just striking. Plus there're a bunch of posts coming with different pieces I wore, really looking forward to know your comments and opinions, always welcomed!

Isn't vintage amazing?

Spring is here! ''Las fallas'' ended a few days ago, and with them winter season. However we're having a really weird weather around, with sun but a bit cold, then it's cloudy and then again sun. Now it's the moment to start with my ''onion mood'' which consists on wearing different layers of things, with really different textures, so if it's warmer I can just take off my blazer and wear only my shirt.

This two piece suit with shorts instead of pants was the perfect buy at Mango last year, and it's perfect for this time of the year when it starts to be sunny but it's not time to forget my tights yet. I think this outfit ended really lady style, with that bow blouse which adds the classy and timeless touch to the look. The suit and the colors on the bag are the eclectic side.

What do you wear when soft weather is coming? Do you also use the ''onion mood''? Short tailored suits yay or nay?

Inexpensive fashion on the go. One of my goals when I created this blog was to spread the word that being stylish is not expensive, and it is also really simple. Many people have asked me many times how I get to have a timeless, simple but very effective look whenever I go anywhere, no matter if it's an event, a night out with friends or even dressing for College.

So this post if for all of you folks who want to dress well but without spending all your savings on it. It's not necessary to have a 1,000$ pair of shoes, but just know what are the basic clothing pieces on the right colors. Those are the key to a successful outfit, and I personally don't mind on spending a little bit more than usual on them (basically because a good material and quality makes the difference on the time they will last on your wardrobe) and as a piece I'm sure you'll use a lot... Well, it simply worths it. So, let's get started!

1. Leather bag. Browns, grey and black are the most versatile colors. Find one that fits you with its shape and size. There are a lot of models, and you'll easily find any great choice from almost any brand, so you won't have to spend about a fortune on a Cèline or Luis Vuitton one. Leather is extremely durable, and depending on the type usually easy to clean and maintain.

2. Leather jacket. As well as on handbags, having a basic leather jacket is clue. Biker, field jacket, classic... There're lots of models you'll want to try on. They are more expensive than a ''regular'' knitted jacket or one made of wool, but if you take care of it you'll keep it rest of your life, for sure!