Wool. I must confess that I'm not really a big fan of this kind of fabric. Must be because in Valencia the weather is usually soft even in winter, with sunny days almost all over the year. We're not really used to wear any specific clothes when the season changes: the trick is adding layers and more layers to stay warm when it's colder outside.

And this is it! To challenge the freezing weather we've been having lately around the city, I've discovered the advantages of wearing gymnastics maillots (super warm and comfortable!) like the black one on this pictures. Plus adding the key piece, which is this wool layered skirt from Yono Taola I got at ''Out-In Vintage'' the outfit ended super classy and stylish but comfortable and cold-weather-friendly at the same time! This skirt has that special flow layer skirts have, that something that makes you want to turn round over and over again because it waves and you feel like you're in a movie.

For all of you who live on Valencia or near the city, remember this evening we're attending to the fashion event hosted by Circuito de la Moda Valencia at Centro del Carmen. If not, stay tuned at our Facebook and Google+ accounts to follow the event live (or as live as possible as I will be writing and posting things like a crazy thing!). We'll be meeting some emerging designers' collections and enjoy the night with some music and nice company. See ya!

I'm the girl in blue. Don't get me wrong, I'm not referring to my mood. In fact, I'm happy and excited like a little child lately although having tons of things to do and a really few time to enjoy with my relatives, or even some time to spend only with myself. Peaceful and leisure moments have no place on my life since I'm studying really hard. So the few times I leave home (mostly just to take pictures, and show you that I'm still alive and I have not forgotten you!) I leave nothing to chance on my outfits, and think really carefully about what to wear.

Lately I'm trying to redefine my style a bit, though without leaving that elegant style I really like. While it's true that I wear more comfortable outfits to my classes, I'm trying to change it a bit, to be more casual and extreme. I think I'm not getting the point at it (fail fail fail!) and I am still inefficient to wear a pair of sneakers on the blog or even a pair of jeans.

Just consider my situation: I blog few times a week because I go out for shooting few times a week. When I'm not shooting or blogging, I'm at classes wearing jeans and sneakers. When I shoot, I have to change everything because for me it feels really, really ordinary to wear what I wear on my everyday!

At least I can say I managed to do many things I wanted for a long time this past week! First we went to see the movie ''Monuments Men'' and had some snacks out. While working on my last project, I finally created the Something Fashion fan page where I'm already waiting for all of you to join and stay tuned!

New class project for coming weeks: 5 detached houses. Cool, but really laborious...

Rarities found on vintage markets. A couple of days ago taking advantage of a class day off I left my blankets and cozy pajamas to go out on a really sunny day, and decided to do some vintage route around downtown. It's incredible how vintage temporary markets and some unique stuff stores have arisen lately on Valencia. I love to visit them whenever I can, because they receive new things often, and is a very good opportunity to meet people and new brands, besides getting good quality clothing at very good prices.

I had to take some pictures around, so I went through ''Place Valencia''  which is like a space full of temporary stands with vintage stores, emerging designers... Really similar to a flea market, where they host once or twice a month different fashion events. The truth is that I was looking for nothing in particular that day. Looks like I've lost all my shopping skills since I don't go out of my room very much lately. Anyway I started looking at the racks, and then found this piece which really surprised me: a yellow pleated skirt signed by Loewe.

Pretty weird. As far as I know, Loewe has been years designing handbags, leather accessories and some leather clothing like jackets or coats. I've been doing some research, and this skirt must be really old and uncommon. At least on its website, they don't have available women's clothing (maybe they were more accesible to public a long time ago). What I've seen similar to this has only been on runways, so the story of how this skirt has reached me it's pure intrigue. Little things that happen when you buy vintage... You'll be the first to know about if I discover something new!

The fun thing about this outfit is how it ended looking like it was out of a ''Back to the Future'' movie. It really ended with a curious 60's aesthetics...

Last Sunday we attended a fashion show organized by ANDE, which is the Spanish Association of Emerging Designers. We were invited to come to Villa-Real, a town near Valencia, where I live. So my friend and I took a 1 hour train to see the catwalk, took pictures and told all of you some of the best original, fresh ideas these young creators had in their collections.

I really liked what I saw. I'd been before on similar events, but this one had something different. I came as a guest fashion blogger to broadcast the event, which was about to choose the best designer of the province to take part on the national competition really soon. The catwalk featured some consolidated local designers which showed us their new pieces and encouraged the new designers. HiginioMateu or AlSur Moda Española were some of the guest designers.

Among pieces with really vintage style (full skirts, tweed jackets and sequins dresses) I mostly saw lots of different patterns and textures. Light and soft fabrics, thick layers of colorful materials, geometrics... Unisex clothes in some cases and elegant gowns were some of the things we could enjoy. Different styles from casual, to collections inspired on the sea or natural elements. It was an evening full of fashion, great music and new people to meet. The winner was finally María Manrique with her brand ''The Travellers'' and the models' awards went to Adrián Pastor and Sonia Serrano. Well done!

Makeup. Specially when talking about eye makeup, eyeliners, shadows... I'm totally addicted, and I really like to experiment and invent with them. It's not really weird to catch me around home with my whole face covered with green or pink eyeshadow because, oops! Something went wrong on the beauty process.

As I'm thinking about new projects and things coming up for the blog, I thought it would be a great idea to share with you a makeup tutorial like this, just as the beginning of a new era around here which I hope will be as fun and exciting as these three past years with the blog. Stay alert!

So, for those of you who also love creating new eye makeup looks, or just want an idea, here's my proposal for a greenish blue winged eye. Although it's easy as pie to do, t's overdone and sparkly so be careful when wearing it everyday!

Let's begin with the mini-tutorial... For this look I'll be using two different turquoise eyeliners. One of them is like a regular eye-pencil, and the other is called ''precision liner'', which has like a pen tip. This is the key of the sharpened shape in the eye corner!

I was using:

Bourjois Sparkling Eyeliner in ''34. Vert stupéfiant''

Local store precision eyeliner in turquoise