we came here to live life like nobody was watching

Hello loves!

Sorry for the hiatus. I pulled myself out of the bad mood again and here is the outfit post that was actually planned for last weekend.

I am motivated again, I'm in a good mood again. I'm not a quitter, I won't let life knock me down, I'm still undefeated and I've sworn to myself that no matter how often I'll fall into this hole of self-pity, I will stand up and move on again. This is what I did after last week and what I'll do next time my spirit breaks.

So everything is good, no need to lament.

The philosophy student in me always finds a motivation in Heraclitus.

This outfit is one of my tried and tested ones for all kinds of occasions - especially for when getting up too late. It's funny that it has not appeared at the blog earlier because I wear it pretty often.

The key piece is the floral shirt - everything else around can vary in color. For example I sometimes wear black jeans and a green cardi with it instead. But the basic scheme always stays the same: this shirt, cardi, jeans - fab everyday combo.

Tonight I'm going to the cinema to watch Stoker. Anyone already seen it? Opinions about it? I'm looking forward to see it because the trailer was interesting and the producers are the same who made Oldboy, which was rad.

Have a nice day everyone!

very inspiring: Adèle Blanc-Sec

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Hi guys!

I watched this movie the other day:
The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec,
based on a French comic.

First of all I'd love to see the movie in French, it's such a beautiful language! Unfortunately I don't speak it.
Secondly the movie was wonderful! Cute, funny, sexy Adèle is so charming as a cheeky archaeologist-reporter who travels around the world and wakes up mummies to find a cure for her sister. Okay, the animated mummies and the pterodactyl are no superduper special effects, but that doesn't derogate the lovely atmosphere.

What makes the movie really worth watching is the pretty Louise Bourgoin as Adèle:



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She looks terrific in every single scene, smiles this whimsical smile perfectly.
And there are these beautiful costumes!
Madame Adèle only wears these stunning ancient gowns with beautiful huge hats, aaw I love it! I wish women would still dress like that nowadays :)



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All the outfits are so wonderful, very steampunk and feminine and gorgeoussss.
So if you like amazing costumes this movie is a must.
The make up and historical backdrops are fabulous as well!

I could only find these few pictures online, but in the trailer you can see it a bit better.





What do you think? Like it? :)


Have a nice day!