hiPop I hip. I Pop. I op.

Onaj momenat kada naiđete na zaboravljeni folder i shvatite da su se vaše modne opsesije potpuno izmenile u proteklih godinu dana. Put napred, evolucija, pre nego neki zaokret za 180 stepeni. Ipak, lepo podsećanje na neke možda zaboravljene komade. Kao, na primer, ovu DIY leptir mašnu. Gender bender je (od)uvek na listi mojih modnih igara!

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That moment when you stumble upon a long forgotten folder and realize how much have your fashion obsessions changed in a year's time. A journey ahead, an evolution, rather than some 180 degrees shift. Nevertheless, a good reminder of some (possibly neglected) pieces. Such as this DIY chain bow tie. Gender bender has always been the new black on my inspo list!

DIY chain bow tie // H&M fedora hat // ASOS dip hem shirt dress // Casio retro digi watch // Mango clog wedges

photo // Dejan Šolajić

p.s. Ne znam da li ste čuli, ali Google ukida svoj Google Reader tako da više nećemo moći da pratimo omiljene blogove preko GFC-a. Hvala Jani što mi je otkrila spasonosni Feedly - osim što će rado prihvatiti sve blogove koje ste pratili preko Readera, ovaj put ćete ih gledati preko interfejsa koji je zaista 3L - lep, lak i logičan! Naravno, tu su i stari dobri Bloglovin' i Facebook :) 

p.s. I don't know whether you've heard the big news already, but Google is shutting down Google Reader, so you won't be able to follow your favorite blogs through GFC. Thanks Jana, for introducing us to Feedly, that will finally make browsing+reading a pleasant experience, as well as it will smoothly import all your Google Reader blogs. And for those who want to minimize the fuss, there are always good old Bloglovin' and Facebook :)

You can’t see it. I mean, you can perceive it, get information on its very existance, shape and colour, but Mona Lisa is impossible to be seen, unless you are ready to settle for an accidental glance through a U2 concert-worthy crowd. This is not my first Paris trip, but it’s the first time I have enough time to visit Louvre. Whoever said you need to stay in Paris for at least a week to visit Louvre, was more than right. Impressive both when it comes to the gems in its collection and rows in front of the entrance, its definitely something you should not miss when in Paris. Mona Lisa might not give you a chance to stop and contemplate, but there’s plenty of other spots to take your moment and enjoy. Smooth walk from Renaissance and Baroque to Flemish painting was plan for the day, but Romanticists surely left the  strongest impression. The heroes of Romantism, Delacroix and Gerricault, big both on emotions and canvas size, is simply something that cannot leave you indifferent. A perfect way to finish your visit is time spent in Tuileries, with champagne, strawberries, cherries and, of course – old friends.