Plaza Norte is a huge shopping centre near Madrid. We went there on our second day of the trip, because we had heard about it, and we wanted to meet some friends of my mum to have lunch together. So we took the bus and in about 20 minutes we were there. It was very nice to stay in, because the weather outside was very warm, and almost impossible to walk under the sun rays.

I've heard it's one of the biggest shopping centres in all Europe. We went to ''La cúpula'', which is the mall inside the shopping centre. I mean, is the place where all the fashion stores and restaurants are (there are also furniture stores, and Ikea, etc. but they're all outside). What mostly impressed me when I entered was the decoration inspired on arabic and italian motifs. I have never visited it, but I've seen the ''Venetian Hotel'' in Las Vegas on pictures and really remind me of it. It was a cool visit, not only because of the shopping, but also for visiting new places and just take a look around.

To spend the morning there, and because my feet hurt (I've been since the weekend with terrible holes and injuries on my feet. It feels like I can't walk with any kind of shoes!!) I decided to wear this comfortable flat jewelry sandals I had on my closet since last summer. Unfortunately, it didn't work, because in the afternoon my feet were injuried as when I was wearing my flats or my heel sandals. What a pitty!

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!

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!

Flowers. I think they are my favourite pattern when it comes to dresses or light blouses. Some friends say that my sense for fashion is like ''stucked'' in a forest full or fairies, flowers and magical things. Well, you already know me, and how much I love floral dresses. Don't ask me why, it just came up like that.

You also know that I'm a ''vintage lover''. I really like how 50's dresses (with volume on the skirt) fit me, how light and ethereal they are. So, when I discovered ModCloth some years ago, I knew I must had a dress by them. Now that I'm shopping more on the Internet than in physical stores, I decided it was time to buy one of their dresses. So, here we go with my first Modclotch review: