Hej friends,
It’s been a while since I checked out into clothing. I like fashion but are not particularly interested in keeping up with the various trends that comes & goes, at least for my own part. I’m more interested of the general appearance of design & how it may affect other relevant fields. It’s exciting with the creativity that exists. I’ve scrolled through some websites, online shopping, blogs & magazines – just for fun. It’s about the the same stuff all over with minor variations. The attributes that beautifies us can be simple, extreme, expensive, second hand but no matter what – be sure to select the one you love. Wearing those, is when you are at your finest. I haven’t bothered about fashion or trends in this post. I’ve just gone by things that caught my eye.
Yep, jeans, sweater & a bag – more isn’t needed really / Heartbeatoz 
Jeans, blue sweater with shirt cuffs & bottom hem visible./ J.Crew
Worn jeans, shoes in men style, short jacket – looks good together / Pinterest
Some nice things in jeans blue / Favim.com 
Jeans is a must in the wardrobe, ideally a straight model / J.crew
With a solid base & a few basic colours in the wardrobe, it’s easy to combine various outfits that fit great together / Freda hays
Gorgeous bright blue ring – jeans colour / Rachel Pheffer designs
A stylish & casual style / That kind of woman
Decorative watch in leather as the finishing touch / Revolve clothing via Google
Jeans, white shirt, leather belt & sandals – basic outfit / Polyvore
Jeans shirt under a sweater with elbow pad – simple & neat / Witanddelight
A pair of white as well / J.Crew
Feminine with a masculine twist / Sundayinbed
Chinos – good complement in a basic wardrobe, suitable to whatever / J.crew
Bright red lipstick goes with everything / Piccsy
Classic coat in navy blue is nice with jeans & sweater / Burberry
Short-waisted jacket with jeans, always neat / Modernhepburn
Take care / Marie
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