Style Crush: Eleanor Calder

As you may already know, I love Eleanor Calder, she is my little style crush, so today I selected my favourite outfits she wore and decided to post them all here, so you all could check them and maybe even buy your favourite piece of clothing (don't forget to click on the links if you like something). Enjoy!

Mulberry Double Tiger Jumper
ASOS Tiger Jumper

Zara Lace Frill Collared Shirt (sold out)
Burberry Brit Biker Jacket
Topshop Moto Khaki Jeans
Converse White from Office
Mulberry Black Spongey Pebble Bag

Urban Outfitters Levi’s Vintage Shorts
Embroidered Tulle Blouse with collar from Zara
Converse All Stars from Office
Ray Ban clubmaster sunglasses

Zara Zip Coat with Quilted Faux Leather Sleeves
American Apparel Drop Shoulder Sweater
Topshop MOTO Indigo Kristen High Waisted Jeans
Topshop ADONIS Cut-Out Boots
Mulberry Bayswater Snake-effect leather handbag

Topshop Moto Leigh Skinny Jeans (sold out)
The Kooples Long Leather Jacket
Kurt Geiger Tamara Quilted Leather Biker Boots

Topshop Military beanie (sold out)

Lane Crawford Loose knit baseball number sweater

                           

Urban Outfitters Vaudeville & Burlesque Front Back Simple Shirt (sold out)
Topshop Cutout Blazer by Boutique
Topshop MOTO Black Supersoft Leigh Jeans (sold out)
Topshop ADONIS2 Cut Out Boots
Topshop Felt Pork Pie Hat

Whistles Agitha Cashmere Crew from ASOS

Burberry Shearling Collar Biker Jacket
Topshop MOTO Black Supersoft Leigh Jeans (sold out)
Kurt Geiger Tamara Quilted Leather Biker Boots
ASOS Cable Pom Beanie

Club Monaco Natalia Sweater
The Kooples Long Leather Jacket
Zara Faux Leather and Knit Combination Gloves
Kurt Geiger Tamara Quilted Leather Boots
Club Monaco Lilly Hat

Joseph Roll Neck Sweater
The Kooples Long Leather Jacket
Topshop Moto Black Supersoft Skinny Leigh Jeans (sold out)

Church’s Leather Brogue
Marks & Spencers Warmhandle Faux Fur Pom Pom Beanie

The Kooples crepe and leather dress
Topshop MOLTON Leather Ballet Flats

Vaudeville and Burlesque Lace Collar Blouse from Urban Outfitters (sold out)
Etoile Isabel Maurant Ariana knitted cotton-blend jacket

photos from celebstyle.com

Topshop 1/2 Sleeve Ottoman Cross Tunic
Church’s Classic Burwood Glossy Leather brogues
Mulberry Effie Satchel
Topshop Quilted Oviod Crop Jacket

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Week in snaps Issue #1

Cup of cacao / currently favourite lipstick / Esprit combat boots / Sushi / Granpa and I / dinner / train / milkshake for breakfast / M&S chalva / Mac "food" / most photogenic kitty out there: Salsa / party?

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Street style Sunday No.1

Hey, guys! I'm so exited to announce that I'm doing this amazing colaboration with lovely Lara (French blogger for be.com).  You will receive "Street style Sunday" videos two times: on the 2nd and the 4th Sunday of every month. Hope you will like it and don't forget to check Lara's blog (the girls in the video)!

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DIY: Sugar body scrub

Trying new things is one of my favourite things to do, so today I decided to make myself a scrub it took me about 2 minutes and when I washed my skin with that... ohh boy, it felt amazing! To make your own body scrub follow these easy steps:

Why lemon and oil?

Lemon -  naturally brighten your skin and fades scars as well. If your skin is oily, lemon juice may be applied to your face to reduce the oiliness. The citric acid contained in lemon juice works as a mild skin peel by removing the outermost layer of your skin

Oil - good for the skin. Using extra virgin olive oil works as an amazing and inexpensive moisturizer for your skin day and/or night.

Let's get started!

Place two tablespoons of sugar (or salt) to a cup. 

Place half that amount of oil ( in this case 1 spoon). You can also use baby oil.

Then take lemon and squeeze a bunch of juice in your cup. (if you are allergic to lemons you can just do it with the sugar and olive oil).

Then mix everything with a spoon.

Don't freak out if the sugar settles to the bottom. It's virtually impossible to keep it mixed. So it took me about 2 minutes to make, I only made enough scrub for one time in the shower, but you can make a bunch of it to last you longer and if you do, don't forget to put it in the fridge.

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Earned, not given #1

I'm starting a series of posts about health and fitness. I hope it will help you! First you need to understand that wight loss is not the most important goal, so you should throw away your scale and start exercising! Why?

Exercise boost brainpower; Movement melts away stress; Exercise gives you energy; Exersice helps ward off diseas; Fitness pumps up your heart; Exercise lets you eat more

Develop a healthy and personalized meal plan

Plan your meals in advance

Keep a food diary (it’s very impostant, because you will see how much junk food you eat)

Watch your portion sizes

Don’t skip meals

Try to not snack

Drinking water instead of soda, coffee, alcohol, juice, or milk may help you cut hundreds of calories per day

 Avoid tempting grocery aisles

Prepare your meals at home it’s better than going to Mc

Make time for exercise

Choose workouts that require your entire body to exert an effort

Get enough rest (BEAUTY SLEEP, YES!)

• Identify your source of motivation and your ultimate weight loss goals. Try writing down the exact reasons that stimulate you to reduce your weight so that you have a constant visual reminder of your goals, and be confident that you can succeed.
• Choose specific goals and cross them off a list as you achieve them. This will allow you to see regular progress while still keeping the main objective in mind. Putting up a picture of yourself on the refrigerator from thinner days may remind you that every time you drop a pants size, you are getting one step closer to both the old and new you.
• Remember that healthy weight loss takes effort, dedication, and consistency. Staying focused on your motivation can make it much easier to turn down the chocolate cake to go for a jog. Similarly, keep in mind that one mistake doesn’t mean you have failed. If you have taken a step backwards, re-center yourself and get right back into the habit of following your plans. 

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