Sorry for the lack of updates, but I won't be updating so often until about March. First, as the weather gets really bad and not many people will be outside and people think more about staying warm not looking über-stylish. Second, as this site is more of a hobby, I'm currently really busy with other things: graduating, finishing things so in autumn I could move to England and tons of other things. I won't shut this blog down, but there will be fewer updates. At least until spring comes.

Ave :)



Kärt,
Vabaduse Square, Tallinn

I don’t want to have too many clothes, I prefer ones with a story, but they also need to match and suit together. I buy most of my clothes from second-hands and if I go to an ordinary high-street shop, I customize things I buy so they wouldn’t look too trendy. I admire people with simple yet unique personal style, one of my favourites in Estonia is Iir Hermeliin.


Helen,
Tammsaare’s park, Tallinn

I think the biggest influence on one’s style is how your circle of friends dresses. I don’t mean that you have to copy them, but I have noticed if friends change, your style also changes. I usually shop during the sales and I like to go abroad, because you can get really cool clothes really cheap.