I can't believe it's been already a week at the bellissima Firenze! I never told you about our crazy flight due to cancellations to our home abroad, but I think that's an issue for another post maybe coming soon. Meanwhile, I wanted to make a Fall fashion wishlist with that might be a nice idea having in anyone's closet for living here in Italy, or even traveling to cold weather Europe. So, today I'm partnering with Zaful to bring you some cold-weather-proof, cozy fashion items to wear to Firenze (or anywhere with a harsh Fall season).

First of all, let me tell you about the florentine style and the reasons behind so many stylish people around here, for what I've seen and my humble experience in these few days. Firenze is known for its quality leather, for being home of renowned Gucci and Salvatore Ferragamo among others, for being a cultural capital for centuries and always in vogue of the latest trends either talking about fashion, architecture or any kind of thing, actually. Maybe it's not as big as Milano is, but for me, this city has the perfect balance between heritage, craftsmanship and love for things done in the best way in a very medium sized spot. Firenze is perfect on its own way, although what I've been told is that its Autumn Season's are not so perfect. Cold temperatures, humidity all around and rain anywhere you go makes the perfect cocktail for staying stylish while cozy and classy without standing out the crowd a lot. Blending with the oh-so-stylish italians is key to avoid unwanted gazes, pickpockets and street vendors, and that is possible with the help of Zaful team in today's post!

1. Black and pink top // 2. Blue blazer // 3. Chain necklace // 4. Jumpsuit // 5. Plaid dress // 6. Yellow coat // 7. Floral shorts // 8. Black and white stripped dress

Summer is almost here. With final exams and deliveries really soon, you can't even imagine how much I'm hoping to see the sun shining, go to the beach and keep wearing super bright colors.

Still wearing my lighter coats and jackets when it's colder in the morning, and also looking for graduation guest dresses to join all my friends, here are some ideas for you to know the trendiest items coming. As always blazers are a must on my closet, and how cute are those floral shorts?

All items come from SheInside, with whom I'll be collaborating with very soon. Have a nice weekend and stay tuned for new posts coming!

Setting precedents. Let’s talk about fashion fifty years ago. We’re facing 60’s, an era in which the cheerful, colorful clothes in real life predominates against the still black and White screens of most TVs. Where ‘’flower-power’’ culture is all around and geometric, psychedelic prints on garments take streets.

Oh, that fashion nowadays called ‘’retro’’. For those of you who’ve been following me for a time, you’ll know that thanks to my vintage obsession it’s pretty noticeable how garments and fashion have made an evolution over the years, due to that time needs, culture or sometimes thanks to technology (which is really forgotten when talking about fashion, and it shouldn’t!). Those who lead the changes to approach new stages and sets precedents are entrepreneurs.

This time I wanted to talk to you about a new brand I’ve recently discovered, and which was worn 50 years ago on a German region, thanks to the idea of reinvent knitwear, producing it with one of the best llama hair. Its name was Peter Hahn, and came here to stay. Brands like the one created by Peter Hahn last because of their freshness and high quality. Since the very beginning they offered fashion that people wanted to wear… ¡And absolutely achieved it!

Furthermore, their brand and style have been reinvented, offering not only knitwear but also adding to their products high-luxury brands like Escada or Pretty Ballerinas, among young emerging designers. Although unfortunately the online store is not available for Spain or the United States (someday...) for those of you who live on the UK, France or Germany: yes, you can be tempted. 

Meanwhile, I’ll keep falling in love with the designs of their blazers and the geometric prints of many of the dresses, which still have that essence of their rise in the 60’s but with all the good things and news of the XXI century. 

So... Do you feel more like trusting in brands like this, with a long history?

The website design is so balanced and simple to navigate on, that I always like to have a look in case there's something new.



These are already on my wishlist: 1. Peter Hahn lace dress
2. Uta Raasch Top-quality floral skirt
3. Uta Raasch casual cheetach print tunic