.. that I bought this skirt. So pretty! :)
veromoda skirt, h&m jumper, maxmara socks.
Under the jumper I had this chloe shirt + I wore Killah shoes.
btw
+ there will be 2 giveaways in the next days.. =) be here!
+ I change the template (again).. Do you like it? 
Tinka Černugelj
She is a young Slovenian designer. Here are some of her creations :)
(Unfortunatelly I'm broke.. but there will be the day when I'll be rich and I'll bought all the knitewear I love :) )
You can contact her at her email: tinka.cernugelj@gmail.com
Cappie
for Nuša :))... and for all Greek fans..
Scott Michael Foster
Date of Birth
4 March 1985, Winfield, Illinois, USAHeight
6' 2" (1.88 m)Studied at the acclaimed Quad C Theatre program at Collin County Community College in Plano, Texas.
He's the lead singer in an Indie band called Sirens Eye.
Japanese Women Fashion: Harajuku Hairstyles
Harajuku hairstyles became an urban cult, not only in the Harajuku shopping district from Tokyo, where it started, but also all over the world.
As the signature hairstyles of the Japanese street style, these are dramatic and provocative. Teens are constantly inventing new hair designs to create more original outfits and looks.
Flooding the streets and squares of cities they create a new world order. Their rules and style is definite, every Harajuku knows how to express his/her personality, through hairstyles, colors and edgy outfits.
Spooky outfits paired with this anime hairstyle is a real performance. Whether you have long or short hair, you can live out your fantasies in pulling off a futuristic hairdo.
The trick lies in your hair styling skills. Use a bittie mousse and hair spray to tease your strands properly, make a punk scene Gothic Lolita combo Harajuku hairstyle for a razzle-dazzle effect.
Accesorize your Harajuku hairstyles with bows and hairpins - the bigger the better! You might be prepared for amazed looks turned after you, answer with a smile and they'll now you really mean business.
Some might even want to ask you to pose with them for a pic, don't refuse it. It's always good to be immortalized in some way.
Celebrities as Gwen Stefani got also infected with the 'virus', pulling off genuine Harajuku looks seems to give her great success along with her dancers.
Try it out if you would like a bizarre change in your look, learn the principles and the fashion of Harajukus to be a real pro in this new wave.
President Lincoln is coming to Orange County
I snuck in and got a few sneak preview shots from the "Abraham Lincoln: Self-Made in America," exhibit which is still in the installation process at the Old Courthouse Museum in Santa Ana. The exhibit is sponsored by OC Parks and the Orange County Archives, and will be complemented by a series of lectures. For details on the exhibit and lectures click here. The exhibit will run throughout the month of February..
The photos above show casts from life masks made of Lincoln. Both are part of the exhibit. It's as close as you'll ever get to seeing the man with your own eyes. Quite amazing.
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The core of the exhibit comes from the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library & Museum, and focuses on the story of Lincoln himself. But today I'm giving you a peek at some of the additional materials that have been added to help connect Lincoln's story to Orange County.
For example, this is a copy (above) of the document Lincoln signed to give Mission San Juan Capistrano back to the Roman Catholic Church. (Reproduction courtesy of the Mission)..
And below is a small sample of a large display of original materials relating to the Grand Army of the Republic (Civil War veterans) annual gatherings once held at the Methodist Campground in Huntington Beach. These ribbons are from the collection of Charles Beal.
Also among the exhibits is this panoramic view (below) of G.A.R. veterans at a Huntington Beach encampment around 1915. Barbara Bellot and the Lovitt family have made copies of this image available to a number of historical organizations here in Southern California.
I understand there will also be some materials on display courtesy of Disneyland and their Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln attraction.
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There will be lots more to see, but you'll just have to go see it in person during February. (And while you're there, be sure to see the rest of the Old Courthouse and visit us in the Archives downstairs.)
najsssss :))
I finally pass the roman law exam... so happy :)
Lately I'm obsessed with ebay.
In 10 days I bought 3 things :S I know.. I have to stop.. but bidding is so exciting :D
- escada knitted skirt (6€)
- moschino scarf (13€)
- missoni sweater (8€)
I'll post the pictures as soon as I get this things..
Lately I'm obsessed with ebay.
In 10 days I bought 3 things :S I know.. I have to stop.. but bidding is so exciting :D
- escada knitted skirt (6€)
- moschino scarf (13€)
- missoni sweater (8€)
I'll post the pictures as soon as I get this things..
Orange Street Fair & Orange Community Hist. Soc.
Historian Phil Brigandi will discuss the history of the Orange Street Fair at the Orange Community Historical Society's annual dinner on Thursday night (Jan. 28)..
The first Street Fair in Orange was held in 1910 and is shown in the photos I've posted today. It was reborn in 1973 as the Orange International Street Fair, which is still held each Labor Day weekend and which now draws hundreds of thousands of attendees.
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"My talk will be on both 'first' street fairs, in 1910 and 1973, and will include photos from both events,” says Brigandi. “I attended the 1973 Street Fair and remember it very fondly.”
At the same event, J. J. Friis will posthumously receive the Orange Community Historical Society's William T. Glassell Award. I'm honored to have been asked to present the award to his widow, Harriet Friis, who will accept the award on his behalf. I hope to see some of you there Thursday evening. 
Note the apparent lack of people in this nighttime photo. In the time it took to expose this negative, the moving mass of people simply became a blurry ghost-like patch in the middle of the street.
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