You can find almost anything you're looking for in Madrid. Of course you can also in Valencia, but it just feels like being the country's main city has some pros.

Every time I visit this city, I like to drop to ''Las Rozas Village'' and have a walk around there. Do not misunderstand me, but that place is truly the shopaholic dream. True is that maybe you end up buying nothing, because it is a luxury brand outlet in the end, but although you don't find any great offer or that shoe sale you were looking for you can just go and enjoy the views on one of the terraces, having a cup of coffee or a sandwich.

This time we found something like a ''Floral Festival'' on this shopping centre. Everything was full of flowers and vases and looked really sweet. It was super crowded also! Seems like it was a local holiday and everyone decided to leave the streets of Madrid and go there.

Did I bought a lot of things? You may be glad to know that not really, although I found a very cool jacket and new bag.

As always, my love for tailored suits is not a secret, and I really enjoy matching outfits with them. You can wear it all, or just take the jacket or pants to pair with different things. This one came from a thrift store and I can assure it's one of the most useful and also affordable items I ever bought. So, now you know:

Put a tailored suit on your life

Back from Madrid. Still haven't finished will all the outfits and things I had to tell you about my trip there, but I thought I had to share this outfit first, as it's probably more colorful and vibrant than the ones I usually take on-the-go.

Some days after our trip, we went to the ''Feria del Libro'' (local book fair? I don't know for sure if it's called like that on English...) to meet the newest publications and look for some sales on technical books (Architecture themed books are super difficult to find, and they aren't precisely cheap!). It was placed on a huge park downtown which made me super nostalgic, because I hadn't visited it for the last years and I used to play around there a lot when I was a child. The atmosphere there is quite tropical, with some giant trees and antique ruins, so it was the perfect place to shot this pictures.

The thing I like about wearing kimonos is that they're super fun, colorful, and they let you play a lot with the patterns and shades of color. Now that warmer weather is approaching, it's not the time for blazers and jackets anymore. This outfit is more casual but, if you're looking for a more elegant style, I'm also your girl! You could also see me wearing a kimono here and also here.

Do you wear kimonos too?

Total white outfit. Yay, finally here! I was super excited to share this outfit to you, as I thought it had something a bit different than the ones I usually post... But after watching Dior's Cruise 2015 collection I knew for sure I must show you this fresh, spring outfit! I really enjoy cruise collections, as I think it's one of the most tricky collections to design: not summer at all, but still a bit cold weather around. And you have to find a balance between patterns and colors to make everything look good, to make sense.

I really enjoyed pairing this outfit. Total outfits are fun to match and accessorize, because you can play with lots of colors and hues. And tailored suits are super elegant! Unlike this outfit I already did last year, I decided to give the classic Cruise colors (white, navy blue and red) a twist, and add my personal touch with this orange statement necklace and matching shoes. I think it looks fun and dynamic. 

We took this pictures on Easter, but with all the mess around between the trip to Madrid (pictures coming soon, I promise!) and some exams and stuff to do for College, I couldn't post as much as I wanted to, including this pics. Also lately I've been super busy making some improvements on the layout of the blog (did you see some color changes, and the new ''Hire me'' section?), planning some collaborations and projects, plus playing around with social networks on my little free time. That means staying tuned on the Facebook fanpage ;)

Although I just came back from Madrid yesterday, I'm full of energy to start the week and show you the last ideas I've been wearing. No, this is not from Madrid but... Pictures will arrive sooner or later. For the time being, hope you enjoy this post as much as we did taking the pics!

I like to twist and play a little bit with every piece of clothing I wear. If I'm wearing a super classy or vintage blouse, I try to match it with more actual items. If it's an elegant dress then put it with pieces to make it look more effortless, unplanned and a bit fun. This tulle and patterned dress appeared on one of my regular visits to PLACE VALENCIA Design Vintage & Co where every time I go I take home with me something (bye bye, budget...) but it worths it because of the unique pieces, the tons of different things you can find there, and the placement and design of the stands. Is sort of a huge vintage store. I liked it because the material the bodice is made of which is super elastic, but then the skirt ends very flowy and light!

The bag also comes from vintage! I think this look ended like a personal World Guinness Record wearing vintage and thrifted things. This black polished handbag came from ''La Señora Henderson'' which has turned into one of my favorite vintage spots downtown. It has almost everything vintage you can imagine: hats, dolls, fancy dresses, leather jackets, traditional costumes... I've been trying to play with my makeup lately and add a pop of color to it... Matching with the shoes, was time for some lavender eyeshadow. Hope you liked it!