Hello my fellow readers. After several months I'm back with a new outfit, this gingham dress is a total copy of a mini skirt my mum had in the youth years. Everything new is the forgotten old, especially now. So in love with my newest bag from Asos, really cool to see more and more this type of bags, easy and natural, perfect for summer because leather and other artificial materials are so "out" in the summertime. I mean this bag screams itself summer, sand, sea and beach of course.And I like that you can wear them not only in your vacation by the sea. 

Speaking about vacation, this week I'm FINALLY heading home after one year in London, quite unbelievable. Then one week somwhere else, away from stress, big city and work. So pretty exciting times ahead...someone told me that I start to sound like a Londoner, well living here for almost one year made me to be a bit like them I guess.

Hope you're enjoying this summer so far, take care and speak to you soon! xx

I'M WEARING: Dress - HERE / Eyeglasses - HERE / Necklace - LINES & CURRENT / Bag - Asos

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