My look: black vintage style dress, black nail polish and my self and hand made pink floral wreath

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My Style – OOTD. My today’s look: Vintage Belt & Chamsa. Today it’s a very warm autumn day. So I wear a green crocheted shirt, a vintage belt & a chamsa necklace bought in Formentera.

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Are you in a festival fever like me? This fever which infected so many celebs, It-girls and fashionistas? Yeah! I loveeee this free style! Yes it is! Because you can mix all the stuff you like, you feel comfortable in, which is funny, hippie like, unique, cool and sexy.

These are my recent trend favorites, real summer must-haves! You really need a maxiskirt this season and some print jeans like these ones with a landscape print by Mother. Just wear a basic shirt with it like the Classic racer-back jersey tank by T By Alexander Wang and you will look very up-to-date.

As you know I really love all this hippie style and feeling! So hippie fashion and accessories are a must have for me each summer! I collected some of my brandnew favorites to inspire you. In my opinion crocheted shorts and vests really make the 70s flower power look such as maxi flower and print skirts.

Get into a retro mood with some of these awesome 70s-inspired boots! Colors like deep burgundy, tobacco, cranberry, cognac or light ocher are some of the spicy and typical shades of color of this fashion era. The sexiest women like Charlie’s Angel Farrah Fawcett, Stephanie Powers, Pamela Sue Martin, Mariette Hartley and orthers wore these sophisticated leather knee boots with platform and stack-heel. Wear them over skinny pants or with the new-season midi lengths. Combine them with clothes in deep chocolate, cream, tan, or other spicy shades and feel like one of Charlie’s Angels.







Pictures/Shop it: Christian Louboutin Vicky 120 leather knee boots: net-a-porter.com, Marc by Marc Jacobs Corduroy-effect suede and leather boots: net-a-porter.com, Yves Saint Laurent New Chyc leather knee boots: net-a-porter.com, Chloé Textured-leather knee boots: net-a-porter.com, Marc by Marc Jacobs High Heel Tall Boots: shopbop.com

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Formentera, an island next to Ibiza really has brought me back to my roots. It has enchanted me. Its special colors of orange colored rocks and the caribean turquois colored ocean and its peaceful calmness let me become part of nature. Just as at that time as I was a child I loved to wear nothing but beaded necklaces and bracelets in all colors, dicovered the sea and the rocks with its burrows. Found lovers under a rock spur made of plants and findings of the sea and the beach. I collected stones, shells and wood smelling nothing but the nature, being aware that I never will need anything more.
I love the typical hippie shops where I bought all this beautiful and cool stuff like a flower hair-band, colorful skull jewelry, a braided leather bag and two cude lace skirts. Of course I brought some new regional rosaries with me. I collect them from all over the world since my childhood.

Leaving Formentera I’ve been seen the oldest hippie of this island with his daughter for the last time sitting in the sand playing chess. This older man has nothing more than his daughter, an old car as his sleeping place and the rocks on the beach to become part of the nature each day a little bit more. Making these colorful handcraftet beaded jewelry he gives back something of his special enchanting power and joy the nature of Formentera has given him. He just has this peace, love and inner sunshine I now will try to keep with me.

With the 70s revival all the cude floppy hats are back this and also next summer 2012. Made of straw, felt or textile they are girlish, romantic or cool and sophisticated. Even in winter season you will see them made of felt mostly in dark colors. As you can see on my polas I tried them too. Like them. Cool match with my flared jeans. I think floppy hats look best with long hair. So start let your hair grow for next seasons floppy felt hats.

Pictures/Shop it: asos.de, lacoste.com, zara.com