Outfit: Set me free so I can fly, break the chains of the beast inside.

Kiss the Sky bell sleeved dress: Spell Designs || Concho belt: Lovestrength || Coin necklace: Urban Outfitters || Cowboy boots: Zara

"Set me free so I can fly

Break the chains of the beast inside

Night and day gonna see me soar

Close my eyes and I let it go

Flying higher than I've ever known

Night and day gonna see me soar

Close my eyes and I let it go" 

(- Vigo Thieves "Free" - such a great alternative rock song, listen to it here) 

Even though this post looks like one I made back in summer, because I was lucky enough to catch some sunshine before the ugly weather has started, it was actually pretty cold on that day. I miss wearing those kind of outfits without having to add a winter coat and thick tights! I got this beautiful dress a while ago back in September, isn't it beautiful? I also have the pink version of Spell's Kiss The Sky print in a kimono, I'm sure most of you already know it from one of my previous outfit posts. I loved the psychedelic mandala print so much that I wanted to get it in blue/purple tones for a dress aswell. The turquoise in combination with blue, black and purple shades is simply stunning! This is probably my favorite color combination ever and furthermore you don't see it every day in the streets. 

Bell sleeved mini dresses has become my preferred style when it comes to dresses, plus I really do love the backless design! I combined the outfit with my most worn coin necklace ever, a small concho belt and some western boots. All in all it's very festival inspired, I can't wait for the festival season to start again in 6 months! :-)

Happy weekend, lovers!

xx 

Outfit: Wild thing.

Shaggy jacket: Lovers + Drifters Club via ASOS || Jimi Hendrix shirt: Topshop || Ripped knee jeans: Style Moi || Studded Cowboy boots: Zara || Necklaces: Urban Outfitters & vintage

For this wednesday I'm wearing a laid back casual outfit I've already worn multiple times. I fell in love with this beautiful shaggy black+white jacket I bought when I had a 20% off discount (My german followers might know the Glamour Shopping week!) for ASOS. It's actually from the brand Lovers + Drifters Club and finally I got my hands on one of their jackets. It simply goes with everything and can be dressed up or down what I love! Here I combined it with some ripped blue skinny jeans and one of my favorite band tees - of course it's Jimi Hendrix! Here you can also see my favorite necklace combo lately, these two are like they were made for being worn together and both look perfect underneath warm jackets/coats. :-)

Love x

Outfit: Take the highway to the end of the night.

Embroidered top & fringed vest: Zara || Buttoned shorts: One Teaspoon || Coin Necklace: Dixi || Platform boots: Vagabond 

Starting the week with another obviously 70s inspired outfit I'd love to wear without a coat right now (stupid german winter!) - the outfit also includes all my favorite colors like the tan brown in combination with a gold tone. I bought this gorgeous embellished mesh crop top at Zara lately, because it's such a statement piece and I couldn't get it out of my mind. I combined it with my fringed vest in suede which you might already know from other outfit posts aswell as my favorite buttoned denim shorts. This combination is also one of my outfits which are every day and night outfits in one - I love wearing that kind of looks! During day it's an edgy statement look and at night it's an outstanding stunner. Here I dressed the look a bit down with  the help of denim shorts, but still went for the most comfortable high heels ever made: My booties from Vagabond, I've been wearing all day. 

I hope you all had a great time last weekend, happy new week! 

Love x

Outfit: In Bloom.

Floral 70s print bell sleeved dress: Zara || Concho belt & necklace: Vintage || Platform Boots: Vic Matie 

You all probably know my weakness for 70s vintage printed dresses which are usually made in India or are indian folk style inspired. My favorite store to shop is always Zara and they seriously nailed it this AW15 season with their 70s inspired collection. This gorgeous dress does not only look like a indian gauze dress, it also feels like it while wearing. The quality and the design is amazing plus it was such a bargain and even much less expensive than old vintage ones you can get on eBay or Etsy. I fell in love with its warm colors resembling autumn shades like the golden/orange leaves and flowers. There's also a patchwork story and padded bust details I love. I combined the dress with a leather vintage belt in a gorgeous chocolate color I got for only 4$ at a local secondhand store (it's always worth checking secondhand stores, there can be amazing treasures for a very low price sometimes!), a vintage kuchi necklace I got last year on Christmas and my platform boots. 

Have an amazing weekend, friends!

Love x