I've already talked to you about ''El Jardín de las Hespérides'' once. You might also know that it's maybe my favorite place ever on Valencia. Don't know why but it has a sort of mythological, quiet and evocative atmosphere which makes just the perfect of the sceneries. Specially to shot some fashion pictures.

It's not a super known place around the city. In fact, I even didn't know about it since a few months ago, so it's not crowded and full of child playing around. Just people reading on a peaceful state of mind, and pigeons which will run after you until you give them something to eat. And oranges. Also lots of oranges everywhere. So, we thought it was the perfect scenario to take this pictures wearing -finally- this scarf by emerging designer Jannine Helbling (you can get it here) which I won on a contest arranged by the blog Moda Vs. Tendencias. Thank you both, I loved the shawl!
I finally worn it as a belt because the whole ambient felt super warm to even walk on the street. Swimming pool: can't wait to meet you, dear!

So, I got into the garden on this floral jumpsuit, super 70's hippie inspired by local designer Manolita Faldotas. I've found myself turned into an orange addicted lately!

I really liked how this outfit ended looking. First because it felt like it was centuries from the last time I worn floral. Second because this is the kind of things I don't use to wear, but still love how cool they look! I encourage all of you to rock a floral jumpsuit and feel the happy vibes. It was a really fun afternoon playing hide and seek around the gardens.

Would you be able to find me among so many flowers?

I was wearing:

Manolita Faldotas jumpsuit (similar here and here)
Jannine Helbling shawl from ''Waterfall Collection''
MaxMara ''Rondine tote bag'' (get it here)
Springfield sandals
Marc By MarcJacobs sunnies
Vintage feather earrings

Fancy, colorful eye makeup anyone? :)