Those who follow me on Instagram might have noticed already that I'm back in Paris after my London adventure and Belgian summer straight after. I had the loveliest time abroad and back home with my family, but it also feels amazingly good to be back here in Paris - it's like coming home to be here again. 

A true nineties kid by heart, I'm obsessed by Cher Horowitz, her exquisite wardrobe and the movie Clueless in general. Yellow tartan has been something I've wanted to add to my wardrobe since forever, and when at the opening event of the Dr. Martens store in Antwerp some time ago I spotted this gorgeous yellow scarf, I couldn't resist. Nineties to the max, I was thrilled to take this scarf home and pair it with my wide-legged jumpsuit and throw my leather jacket over it. 

It might seem like this Fall will be all about seventies colours like ocre, burgundy and emerald green, but there's more to Fall than these colours. When spotting all of the pink vibes in the AW15 collections and upon discovering cashmere rose was one of Pantone's fashion trend colours for the upcoming fashion season, I was thrilled. My favourite colour of all times, now a winter colour too? Can't get better than that! This post is all about inspiration on how to wear rose when the weather gets colder. 

A play on the '60s with a twist of today, PANTONE 16-2215 Cashmere Rose is a tactile and soft pink hue that renders exactly what it promises. Cultivated in its richness, Cashmere Rose is a gentle and composed pink that is more upscale than downtown.
dixit Pantone.

Will you wear pink this winter, or will you stick to more classic AW colours? Let me know in the comments!

Today I show you a very classic look, which made me feel like a fifties lady when wearing it with my heeled moccasins, black blouse, A-line midi skirt with the most classic print of all: houndstooth. I received this skirt from webshop Rosegal in exchange for a review, so here you go.

Rosegal is a Chinese webshop that offers about everything fashion-related: from coats to jumpers to skirts to bikinis to shoes and bags, and all for very low prices. So low you wouldn't expect the clothes to be properly made, but honestly, for the price you pay you can get the most lovely and original designs you can wish for. 

Now that Autumn is truly and fully upon us, and our summer wardrobe is having its last few minutes of fame before dissappearing again for half a year, it's time to focus on the new wardrobe we have dig up from the back of our closets. Scarves, coats, tights, sock, boots and knitted jumpers are upon us again, and if there's one trend that really big this season, it's the 70's era making its comeback.