

MC jacket: JSFN
Jeans: Cheap Monday
T-shirt: Cheap Monday
Sweater: Sunday Sun
Belt: Second hand
Bag: Saddler
Boots: Kenkärepo


MC jacket: JSFN
Jeans: Cheap Monday
T-shirt: Cheap Monday
Sweater: Sunday Sun
Belt: Second hand
Bag: Saddler
Boots: Kenkärepo
Once again it was quite a busy weekend. On Saturday I went to a fashion/style meeting organized by Tyylitaivas. I decided to wear a knit dress that I got from Sweden and it’s by a brand called Pour (more info and products can be found from here). I love it’s ripped, almost harness like look and its little leather buckle detail in the back of it (unfortunately not shown in the pics). I combined this fabulous dress with my new combat boots (which by the way I decided to keep for good) and the MC jacket. I got a bad flu going on, so layering this look with a cardigan was mandatory in order to keep warm


Dress: Pour
Undershirt: Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair
Cardigan: Roberto Cavalli for H&M
MC jacket: JSFN
Bag: Saddler
Combat boots: Kenkärepo



Dress: Second hand, altered by me
Mc Jacket: JSFN
Belt: Suomen paras vyökauppa
Shoes: Fendi


Dress: H&M Trend
Belt: Suomen paras vyökauppa
Combat boots: Kenkärepo
I would like them to be more like the Ann Dem ones, with a longer leg. I know there is one place in Helsinki which might have something like it but one can never be sure. Also the thing is, that I would like to wear the combat boots to a fashion meeting organized by Tyylitaivas on Saturday (which is the initial reason why I’m going to Helsinki). What to do? Shall I keep these or keep looking? The more I try them on, the more I grow into them…
Soon I’m off to see Everything is Made in China, a truly great Russian indie/shoe gaze/post rock band.