Ready for a Cocktail?

Once I had to go to a Christmas party... The invitation  I received said: dress code - Cocktail dress... and I didn't know what to wear. I picked two dresses and in the last moment I just took the elegant and boring one and nobody noticed me. Big mistake!!! Now I would dare to wear something stylish!

to be continued....

Ciao Tommy!!!

Shirt Tommy same here, ripped Jeans United Colors of Benetton old, Boots here

Things should be as simple as possible...

Going for a walk? Want to wear something elegant? I believe everyone has a red dress in the closet. If not here is the solution:

Red dress 50% off  or here

Or you can take yr favorite pair of jeans, Trench old Old Navy same here, LV Bag here and have a nice walk.

Casual Inc.

Zara T-shirt old same here, white Jacket here, ripped Jeans here, Bag here

Sweater - H&M here, Shirt - United Colors of Benetton, Denim - Love Culture, Necklace here, Boots here 

Holly chic

    I still remember that day 6th of may 1994... slim curly hair girl that later i called her supergirl. Telling me "i'll be there tomorrow for yr Bday party"...but she didn't, that wasn't that CHIC at all :D 

    Now she is million miles away from me and she is my best friend....and still don't need words to express, don't need tears to shed...don't need to ask for a smile or a hand to hold me. All i need is to be yr friend forever.

For a silimlar look: BSK dress here, Shoes old look here, Clutch Purse old, brown, tiny Belt here

I am the slim curly girl that you met that day. I don't know why I did not come to your birthday. I am sorry for that. I am sure you can forgive me. :) Since that day we were always together... even if we are miles away. We had a dream together, we cried together, we had our songs... You are my friend forever! I love you and I will be there for you ALWAYS!

You can borrow a bow tie from your husband/boyfriend/dad. It makes your outfit pop out. 

Shirt Izod similar here or here, Skirt F21 here, Shoes Zara old.

                                                                         

    When we honestly ask ourselves which person in our lives means the most to us, we often find that it is those who, instead of giving advice, solutions, or cures, have chosen rather to share our pain and touch our wounds with a gentle and tender hand.    

    The friend who can be silent with us in a moment of despair or confusion, who can stay with us in an hour of grief and bereavement, who can tolerate not knowing, not curing, not healing and face with us the reality of our powerlessness, that is a FRIEND who cares.