The Style Polaroid: September 2015

For this year’s trip to beautiful London I decided to vlog all of my experiences and put them into a video that is supposed to present you the best and most intense bits of my short trip to the UK’s capital city.

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Portobello and Nottingham are a thriving, beautifully lively part of London I always love to visit whenever I get to spend some time in my favourite city in the entire world. The fluent transition from clean, white terraces to the uniquely painted, bright and colourful houses of Portobello Road and its market never ceases to amaze me and blows my mind again and again.

Strolling through Portobello Road, passing market stalls and watching busy marketeers trying to sell their goods is equally inspiring and fascinating and not only once did I find myself stopping at a stall selling items like vintage cameras or old, worn down poetry books and iconic vinyls, which all have their own history to tell. I have always had a soft spot for things like this as it gives me the feeling of wanting to continue their story, spun further through generations, handed on from one owner to the other.

The street encloses the soul and the heart of the city, unique and extraordinary, unusual and uncommon but still so perfectly involved into the cityscape that you don’t even recognise when you’re leaving the ordinary world for some time to travel through a sphere that defines life differently.

Boots: d'Ambrosio; Jeans, Blazer & Top: H&M, Coat: Zara, Bag: River Island

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Saint Laurent
Sam Edelman

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(all the pictures are mine, the brands are mentioned beneath the pictures, credits to the designers)

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Two weeks ago I went on a weekend trip to Vienna to stock up my autumn wardrobe as it is almost time to get out the cozy sweaters and comfortable boots again to welcome my personal favourite time of the year. Autumn never ceases to amaze me with its bright, shining, reddish colours and also fashion wise the season offers you so much more opportunities concerning layering and mixing textures and patterns than summer. Autumn is the time you still don’t need to get too wrapped up in warming clothes as the sun still gives enough warmth for us to be able to enjoy the time outside in casual, sheerly layered pieces.

As I have always had a slight obsession for unique patterns and exceptional designs I immediately fell in love with Zara’s new, black, glittery Chelsea boots which add a bit of glamour to every grey-blackish autumn outfit and are best to wear with restrained pieces as they are definitely meant to be an outfit’s highlight. I combined them with a cape-shaped, dark grey coat that is perfect for chilly autumn days and comes with detachable, black faux fur details at the collar.

Especially now, during Fashion Week season, it’s important to embrace the latest trends and pick out what suits your personality to make the best impression not only on fashion events but also in daily life. This year’s autumn collection of Zara represents a perfect symbiosis between fresh casualness and mature elegance and offers a wide range of different styles and I can’t wait to further explore their collection.

A big thank you to Zara for providing me this incredible outfit I absolutely adore. It will be a pleasure to wear during London Fashion Week this year as I'll be going to London in less than two weeks.

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(all the pictures are mine and the brand is mentioned beneath the pictures, credits to the designers)