Ushanka (also known as Trapper hat, Aviator hat, Shapka, Chapka etc.) is a traditional, yet stylish, Russian winter hat with ear flaps, which is extremely warm to handle the frigid Russian winters.
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Style a beret
Berets are iconic. They likely conjure up in your mind images of classy French women, but the history of berets is actually much more far reaching than that! They’re functional in keeping you warm and add some character to your outfit. Just get ready for all the compliments you’re going to receive!
Continue readingDiamonds — are girl’s best friends
Sagia Diamond Maxi dress from Bellabarnett is sure to wow the crowd at your next special event! Cut from a heavy quality luxury stretch bandage giving you a mesmerizing detailing that sparkles effortlessly.
Continue readingCasual Elegance
Casual elegance is somewhere between casual clothing and formal attire. Typically, you’ll see a casual elegance dress code at upscale restaurants, country clubs, and some parties or celebrations.
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Afternoon tea is a British food tradition of sitting down for an afternoon treat of tea, sandwiches, scones, and cake. Afternoon tea is served around 4 p.m. The afternoon tea became fashionable in the 1800s’.
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Autumn colour palette clothing is warm, rich, and earthy – think of the colours of the fall leaves, the bark of the trees, and the deep evergreens.
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You’ve probably heard the term old money aesthetic, as it’s currently a major trend, and one that I personally love and try to emulate in my own style. So what is old money aesthetic and why am I obsessed?
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Winter Sundays are for coffees, eclairs and warm conversations with your beloved ones.
Continue readingBallerina shoes
Ballet flats are back! You’ve worn them, you loved them, and then you hated them. You, definitely, had a favourite pair, and you might even still have a pair hidden somewhere in your closet.
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