What do you say seeing so much gray in one place? Yes, darker colours are always a pleasure to team up with... to some extent. They will be a leading theme for the next month and you can observe the glory. I'm not happy with the direction my closet is heading, that's for sure. I immediately reach for new catalogues, bookmark more grayish delight to suffer over account that is being stretched out to impossible amounts and is not getting back in shape no matter how hard I try. I will take advantage of this space and snap outfits upon outfits that might get my approval or will end up inappropriately hung up behind closed door. I admit I have loved witnessing my chest of drawers filling up crazily any given morning, a Tuesday, rain or fog, I loved excitedly open up boxes and quickly put together long awaited pieces on a bony collar and a curve of hips. I swallowed without chewing, I smoked without inhaling but nobody was able to help me figure it out. Things fit but not every piece was adjustable, some added length but had no option to guarantee an easy movement, many felt right to see the world from my shoulders but I haven't been wearing them as often as I thought I would be. And right now accessible, comfortable and right for my guts is what I need for my crazy plan. I itch for being able to throw on things that will miraculously go along together just as I itch for a hair makeover but that's a story for tomorrow. I need a good look at what I'm swiftly growing out of loving or accepting especially in the open-front-of-a-jacket season.
I see my friend once and forever, H&M is advertising sustainability and conscious buying campaign and that makes me - high expectations girl terribly happy. I don't want to consume my pieces, I want to enjoy them for longer than I can take credit for and donate them when they're no longer nowhere near my most favourite. I demand longevity of my clothes and quality over quantity instead. I really don't mind showing up in something tenth time in a row if I know how to style it up perfectly using only a couple of key pieces. You know, the way those key pieces are ready for me. It will be fun to meet them, until then I hope I'll have the time of my life with this project - 31 pieces for the next four weeks. I'll have no idea where it gets me but having fun with it is a must. H&M is committed to provide fashion for conscious customers - reduce, reuse, recycle is the direction they go. They say you can wear their sustainable materials and love them for many years but if you don't you can leave them at any of their store and they'll give it a new life. I'm on board.
Anyway, enjoy my over-exposed closet and have a blast of a weekend! xx
If you want to read more about H&M Conscious Actions - here's the link.
I see my friend once and forever, H&M is advertising sustainability and conscious buying campaign and that makes me - high expectations girl terribly happy. I don't want to consume my pieces, I want to enjoy them for longer than I can take credit for and donate them when they're no longer nowhere near my most favourite. I demand longevity of my clothes and quality over quantity instead. I really don't mind showing up in something tenth time in a row if I know how to style it up perfectly using only a couple of key pieces. You know, the way those key pieces are ready for me. It will be fun to meet them, until then I hope I'll have the time of my life with this project - 31 pieces for the next four weeks. I'll have no idea where it gets me but having fun with it is a must. H&M is committed to provide fashion for conscious customers - reduce, reuse, recycle is the direction they go. They say you can wear their sustainable materials and love them for many years but if you don't you can leave them at any of their store and they'll give it a new life. I'm on board.
Anyway, enjoy my over-exposed closet and have a blast of a weekend! xx
If you want to read more about H&M Conscious Actions - here's the link.
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