Big Black Boots

Let me present you my first ever tall boots!






































I was out at a concert with my friends and one of them commented after I had been staring at my feet for a good five minutes that I must be in love with my boots... (Hi, Tinu!) Uhm, I guess I sort of am. :)







































It's very cold at the moment and I couldn't brave the weather any longer, so these are all the pictures I managed to take, but I hope you can see these boots deserve love, really.







































On another note, I got a lovely package from Jamillah sent through the real post, to my real postal address! I love getting real letters, don't you? Thank you, Lovely!
Another round of thanks goes to Ipek, who tagged me on her blog and I'm such a lazy blogger that I never end up doing these tags, but thank you Ipek!
The same goes for Vivi who was kind enough to give me a blog award, and again, I'm hopeless at doing the tags! But thank you too! :)

Wearing: my new boots my WonderBoyfriend got me in the sales in Promod, Zara dress, H&M belt, Calzedonia tights, C&A circle scarf, Primark headband, New Yorker coat.

Freedom

What can I say? Enjoy the last bit of summery warmth - and freedom!
(This includes wearing the same skirt every day if you want.)

Thank you for the great pictures, Boyfriend!:)

Being Watched

How curvy is too curvy? For comfort, that is. For me, this dress on its own makes me look definitely too curvy for me to feel comfortable walking down the street.

They say that if you’ve got it, flaunt it. However, not only do I have a sizeable and well-rounded rear, I also have sizeable and well-rounded fears of… well, lusty stares. I much prefer when men look at me and feel intrigued by how I look, rather than them being openly reminded of what shapes are underneath my clothes.

I also firmly believe that allure is not necessarily connected to how figure-hugging your dresses are, or how short are your shorts. Sexualising yourselves definitely makes heads turn toward you, but are they the right heads?

There defintely is a dividing line between flirty and slutty, but I think it’s at a different place for each of us. I’m happy to enjoy admiring looks from cute guys, (it’s OK, my Boyfriend is not the jealous type :). For me that’s the dividing line: I wear clothes that inspire looks that make me feel proud, but I don't dress to inspire looks that would make me blush.

What about you? How comfortable are you showing off your curves? How do you feel about stares, catcalls or whistles? 

Wearing: 

Dress: Gift, (I’d love to have a dress with a lovely big sailor collar… But as I haven’t run into one yet, I turned a very simple dress into a sailor-y one with the help of a little scarf.) Shoes: Vagabond, Drapey thing: Chinese shop, Silk scarf: second hand, 

Belt: H&M, Watch: second hand from a small watchmaker

Give it a Twirl

I love this skirt and how the hem moves as I walk or when there's a little breeze. Longer skirts always make me feel more ladylike, and of course I cannot resist twirling in them.

I don't know about you, but when it's hot, one outfit is simply not enough for one day. This skirt is the perfect basis for some "midday remixing", I just put on a different top, belt and lipstick, and I was ready to go out again.

It's the mysterious "Beauty of the..." top, as the end of the sentence hides under the waistline of the skirt. I hope that's not a fashion faux pas, I got it for the mermaid design anyway some years ago. It would be a cool tattoo, wouldn't it?
You must be on tenterhooks over what it says, so I shall reveal the secret - "Beauty of the depths".

On a somewhat unrelated note, let me mention some Beauties of the Blogosphere - thank you so much Nikki (of The Ginger Diaries) and Joni (of StyleaGain) for featuring me on your blogrolls! I'm so so so flattered and so so so happy!
If by any chance my blog is featured on your blogrolls Dear Readers, and I haven't noticed it yet, please tell me, as it really makes my day! And do look through my "Blogs to Love" as well! :)

The Stuff: 

Skirt: Promod, Top 1: Zara, Top 2: random boutique, Belt 1: H&M, Belt 2: came with the skirt, 

Shoes: another random boutique, Necklace: borrowed from my Sister.

Polka Dot Day

I always wear the clothes I photograph around Budapest, but I have to admit I didn't carry this cute little parasol into the city. I just couldn't resist taking pictures with it. :)

Today the sun couldn't decide if it wants to shine full on, speckle me with spots or hide altogether. Hence the strangely lit pictures, sorry!

I bought this dress after Christmas, severely reduced, and it was definitely worth it, I wear it all the time. Apparently many bloggers have it, but I only saw it's red sister on Marisa Violeta. :)

Portrait of a bookworm

If we're talking polka dots, I couldn't help bringing along some of my favourite childhood reads from the Polka Dot Books series. Klára Fehér's book is not translated into English yet, but it would be a great project to do, and it would make an amazing film. I've been planning learning scriptwriting just for the sake of this book. I still love "Bezzeg az én időmben", as well as Erich Kästner. This yellow book here is "Lottie and Lisa".

What amazing covers! I'm still in love with them. And probably being subconsciously influenced by the pattern to choose certain backgrounds...

In other news: I hope you like the updated blog layout with new sections to browse through! I've been pondering a FAQ tab too, or maybe an IAQ one would be more interesting, for Infrequently Asked Questions. :)
Any feedback on what's already uploaded and any further ideas or questions very welcome!

Oh, the detils: Dress - Zara, Tights - Calzedonia, Bag - Thrifted, 

Tiny parasol - It's been around for ages, I actually have no idea where it's from...