Skip to main content

Spring Must-Haves

Bu ilkbaharda hatta bu yaz nelere sahip olmalıyız, anahtar parçalar neler, top 10 trend neymiş sorularının cevaplarını booolca fotoğrafla beraber bulucaz :) Hadi başlayalıım!

We will find answers of the questions (which pieces we should have this summer&spring, what are the key-pieces, what are the top 10 trends) with looots of photos in this post :) Let's begin!





#1 CANLI/ PARLAK RENKLER
fuşya, turuncu, yeşil, mavi
(ve sarı, mor)

#1 BRIGHT COLOURS
fuchsia, orange, blue, green
(and yellow, purple)


#2 KALIN TOPUKLAR

#2 THICK HEELS


#3 RENGA-RENGARENK ÇİZGİLER
yazım için tıktık

#3 COLOURFUL STRIPES
for my post about stripes click


#4 ZARF ÇANTALAR

#4 ENVELOPE BAGS


#5 KOLSUZ CEKETLER

#5 SLEEVELESS JACKETS


#6 YILAN DERİSİ 
(yanlış anlaşılma olmasın, sadece deseni)

#6 SEXY SNAKESKIN


#7 BEYAZLAR
 Artık bu yaz "Little White Dress"e bir şans verin ;)

#7 MODERN WHITES
This summer give a chance to "Little white Dress" ;)


#8 BLUZLAR 
ama köylü stilinde.

#8 BLOUSES
but peasant styled.


#9 ALTIN, ALTIN, ALTIN

#9 BRIGHT GOLD


#10 ÇİÇEKLER
yazım için tıktık

#10 FLIRTY FLORALS
for my post about flower prints/florals click

Benim favorilerim canlı renkler, onlarla yürümek çok rahat olduğu için kalın topuklar, beyazlar, zarf çantalar (içlerine sığamasam da görüntüsü hoş :D), çizgiler ve çiçekler. Yılan derisi ve şu köylü stilinde bluz olayını hiç tutmadım ben söyliyeyim! Altına karşı da nötrüm. 

My favorites are bright colours, thick heels (just because I can walk with them very easily), whites, envelope bags (they are little bit small for my all stuff but they seem pretty :D), stripes and florals. I didn't like this snakeskin prints and peasant blouses at all. And I'm neutral about gold.

Sizin favorileriniz? Hangi trendlere uymayı planlıyorsunuz? :)
Fikirlerinizden, planlarınızdan bizi habersiz bırakmayıın! :D

Your favorites? Which trends are you planning to follow? :)
Tell us about your ideas and plans! :D
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

VIOLENCE IN CROSS RIVER LEAVES 30 DEAD INCLUDING VILLAGE RULER AND 4 POLICEMEN

30 people were allegedly killed while four police officers and the village head of Ntan Obu Ukpe in Eniong in Odukpani local government area of Cross River State were beheaded in a communal clash between the Ntan Obu and the Ikpanya in Ibiono local government area of Akwa Ibom State on Tuesday. According to a local newspaper, about 2,000 indigenes of Ntan Obu were forced to take refuge in nearby communities of Odukpani council as many houses including churches were destroyed during the crisis. The Chairman of Odukpani Local council, Stephen Asuquo, while confirming the incident, told journalists that the people of Ntan Obu were attacked by the Ikpanaya neighbouring community of Akwa Ibom State, last week. "The remote cause, I can say, is the struggle by people from the Ikpanya for the land that belongs to the Ntan Obu.Ikpanya is in Ibiono council of Akwa Ibom State while Ntan Obu is in Odukpani council in Cross River State," he said. Source: newsnigeriana
Post a Comment
Read more

If money don't matter today...

...this Gucci bag and... ...this Jil Sander skirt would be mine. (Eğer para sorun olmasaydı, bu Gucci çanta ve Jil Sander etek benim olurdu.) Herkese bol alışverişli bol Shopping Fest'li haftasonlarıı! ;)
Post a Comment
Read more

CHARLES TAYLOR RECIEVES SENTENCE FOR WAR CRIMES & CRIMES AGAINTS HUMANITY

Charles Taylor, 64, the first former head of state to be convicted of war crimes since World War II was sentenced to 50 years in prison yesterday by an international court in The Hague, Netherlands. Taylor is due to serve his sentence at a high security prison in Britain. There is no death penalty in international criminal law. The six years he spent detained during the trial will count against his term. Meanwhile, he is appealing his conviction. Dressed in a blue suit and yellow tie, Taylor sat impassively through the roughly 45minute sentencing. Hands clasped in front of his mouth and brow furrowed, Taylor shifted uneasily when the camera broadcasting proceedings settled on him. He directed his gaze downward while Presiding Judge Richard Lussick read the sentencing statement, which began with a horror cabinet of carnage committed in Sierra Leone by rebels from the Revolutionary United Front, which the former president backed. "The accused has been found responsible...
Post a Comment
Read more