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BTS pic from Bottega's IG If you've been reading my blog for a while, you'll know I rarely talk about Resort/Pre-fall collections. I only do it when I see something that's really special. And, believe me, everything about this Bottega Veneta lookbook is special. I adore Tomas Meier's work for Bottega Veneta, but the last couple of RTW collections have disappointed me slightly. However, this Resort one is everything. The clothes are beautiful. I'm obsessed with the blue dress Maartje is wearing. But I also love the hair and make-up and the filters used for the photos. All the models look stunning. Great job!! Designer: Tomas Maier Models: Hedvig Palm, Willow Hand, Maartje Verhoef, Ondria Hardin, Dylan Xue, Li Xiao Xing & Isabella Emmack Whole collection:  http://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2017/bottega-veneta/slideshow/collection#1 Si léeis mi blog a menudo, puede que sepáis que es raro que yo hable...

Ph: Nicole Bentley Anyone who has been reading my blog for a while should already know the fashion things I like. I mean, how many times have I mentioned how much I like minimalistic things? Too many times, probably. Same goes for dreamy things. A couple of months ago I showed you a Vogue Australia ed, where Hedvig Palm looked incredibly dreamy. When I saw this Marie Claire editorial with Rosie Tupper, I noticed both eds are quite similar. However, I wanted to show you this one too. Mainly because these models have two very different kinds of beauty, and you can see how well they both work in this kind of spread. And, let's be honest, it's always nice to see beautiful photos. Stealing beauty Cualquiera que haya leído mi blog durante un tiempo sabrá las cosas del mundo de la moda que me gustan. ¿Cuántas veces he mencionado lo mucho que me gustan las cosas minimalistas? Demasiadas posiblemente. Lo mismo me pasa con estas historias r...

Sometimes we see editorials or campaigns with models that don't fit the idea behind those eds or ads at all. And we wonder why they didn't hire someone who does. This time, Vogue Australia hired the right model for their editorial. The whole spread is very dreamy and romantic. Hedvig has that kind of ethereal beauty that makes her perfect for the job. Every picture is, well, dreamy. I can't really find another word to describe it. Really beautiful and kind of autumnal too (don't forget this is an Australian magazine, so it makes sense). Well done, Vogue Australia. Sunshine daydream A veces vemos editoriales o campañas con modelos que no pegan en absoluto con el concepto que hay detrás de esos editos o esas campañas. Y nos preguntamos porque no han contratado a modelos que si pegan. Esta vez, Vogue Australia ha elegido a la modelo perfecta para su editorial. Toda la historia tiene un toque de ensueño y es ...

Dear people who read my blog, today it's my birthday. And I wanted to talk about something special today. That's why I'm reviewing Valentino's campaign. I guess everyone knows about my love for Valentino, but most people loved this ad. It's not just me this time ;) The collection was my favourite of the season, and the ad is my favourite as well. The funniest thing about it (which is quite depressing for me), it's that the photographer is younger than me. Michal Pudelka (Bratislava, 1990) shot this campaign, and that makes everything more fascinating. He's so young, but so talented. I'm pretty sure this is the first time I notice his work, and my first impression couldn't be better. One of my teachers used to say that: there's only one chance to make a good first impression. So far, so good. I can't wait to see more of his work. The best thing about the campaign is how simple it is. It may not look simple, but it's the simplest thin...