Update: what I've been up to + blog in 2017


Hi! Remember me? I used to post about things...then life happened.
It's been a crazy couple of weeks, and I just needed a break. I also didn't know what to talk about, which didn't make things easier. 
So yeah, excuses is all you get from me. But, starting today, you'll also get posts. And this year I want to do things in a different way. I may write posts about things that aren't fashion related from time to time. We'll see ;)
See you on Wednesday.


¡Hola! ¿Me recordáis? Solía subir entradas sobre cosas...luego se metió por medio mi vida.
Han sido unas semanas de locos, y también necesitaba un descanso. Tampoco sabía de que hablar, lo cual no ayuda.
Así que, esto es lo único que os doy: excusas. Pero a partir de hoy, os daré entradas. Y este año quiero hacer las cosas de manera diferente. Puede que de vez en cuando escriba sobre cosas que no tienen que ver con la moda. Ya veremos ;)
Nos vemos el miércoles.

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