I can't describe my happiness when I walked into Borders the other day, and found a pile of Lula magazines sitting on the shelf. I've been trying to get hold of a copy for ages and flicked through the pages with delight. From the type face to the editorials, I've fallen in love with this magazine. It's dreamy, pretty and whimsical with absolutely gorgeous shoots. The whole theme reminds me of designers such as Erin Fetherston. I'm sure many of you have seen the editorial featuring Siri, so I'll give you a taster of a few of the other editorials in this issue. There is also a stunning editorial featuring Clémence Poésy which I haven't included, for those of you who are interested.

Now I just want to get all the back issues, particularly the Kirsten Dunst issue.




all pics taken from: The Fashion Spot , Lula #6

Yesterday I saw a lady that reminded a little of the Etro collection. She was wearing a mismatch of patterns and was the inspiration behind this post. I love the use of pattern, especially in the middle picture. The khaki parka reminds me very much of Glastonbury-wear. I really like the use of the colours and the slight hippy-esque feel. It might be just me, but the bottom right outfit makes me think of men's wear in old photos I sometimes see.

Ha, I love what American Apparel have done with some of their best comments. I think I'll be using the one above quite a lot for my newly coveted items. Best known for their basics, I know Selina loves her AA u-neck purple dress (although attracting quite a lot of attention from wearing it). There's loads of pieces I can see fitting perfectly in my wardrobe. I've had my eye on this skirt for a while and having been creating fantasy outfits in my head with the purple version of it. I'm definitely stopping by at American Apparel next time I'm in London.




£17 from American Apparel

I've had a really packed week, but I will be back soon. Exams, school and life is just generally getting on top of me at the moment. Also, am I having any problems with pop-up ads? Or is that just from another website. Let me know.

Have you ever followed someone because their outfit is so stunning and you just want to take an extra look? Well the internet makes it so much easier. I have pretty much been stalking Lisaplace for a while now; she's beautiful and her effortless outfits are incredibly inspiring. I do think that I should maybe learn some Swedish. And red bows have been cropping up everywhere at the moment, Lisa's is gorgeous.



I find myself coveting many of her clothes, with just a few being that plaid skirt, vintage floral skirt, a clock necklace and the red Topshop cardigan which I had seen in shops but didn't really want until I saw it on her (unfortunately I couldn't afford it). I love the way she can throw on an oversized t-shirt and make it look so perfect. She mixes high-street with vintage pieces. This Swedish girl is inspiring.





all pictures from http://lisaplace.tjejsajten.se/