This days I have been completely out of my head, and the reason why, it’s because my doctor prescribed me some pills that makes me feel more or less like Winona Ryder on Girls Interrupted, completely lost and confused.
And obviously, this is giving me difficulties on thinking about what kind of posts to create. So, as my brain is a bit out of order, I decided not to complicated it to much and add the missing pictures of the trip to Paris I did last March.
Hope you enjoy the pictures, and in the mean time apologies of being out of good posting.
Picture description from up to down :
La Tour Eiffel – The lime green door of the hotel room – Time to relax and have a bath in freezing Paris where I got sick on the second day – Getting ready to go out and do some more visit – The mini Statue of Liberty- A random Parisian pensioner with style – View of Paris from Montmartre – Sacre Coeur – A real mini and a filthy Paris – Some more filthy Paris – Oh les fleures – Farm eggs in the city – Sweets forever and ever – Oh, Moulin Rouge ! where is my Cancan ? – Le Carrousel de Paris – Heading back to the hotel !
It has been such a lovely day today in the south of Spain, warming up the air with 24 degrees, leaving the cold wind and the rain behind.
It was the best occasion to go to the beach for a walk and enjoy this day, and thought that it was also time to reveal images of the girl who’s behind Lady Marshmallow (myself).
Hope you enjoy the pictures and it will only be up to you, if you wish me to get this blog more personal than informative.
Boater hat, vintage black bag from Caprice Vintage Shop, Lady Marshmallow bow necklace on sale in my Etsy store, trousers and cardigan by Zara, white t-shirt and jeans jacket, both H&M.
And below I leave you with one of my favorite songs ever, La Mer by Charles Trénet.
Stacey Mark is an American photographer that was born in Philadelphia in 1976. She has worked as the Photo Director for Nylon magazine and photographed for editorials such as Bazaar UK, Lulu, Elle UK, Purple, Self Service, Lula Magazine….
The first time I saw her work was in Lula magazine, and I immediately fell in love with her pictures. After checking her website portfolio, I got addicted to her photography, dreamy, romantic, natural lighting, nudes, pastel tones, what we could call “the Hamilton look”
If you were born in the 80s, Jem, the Holograms, the Misfits & Sinergie, will sound you very familiar. I just watch all the episodes over again in You Tube. I mean, you have everything on it, make up, hair, design, love, success. A complete package for a top girly cartoon. It was, and it still is, my favorite ever childhood TV program.
Seeking yesterday around Internet, I popped up into this gorgeous pictures of Mariano Vivanco, for a 2008 issue of Dazed & Confused magazine, inspired by Jem & the Holograms!
By Mariano Vivanco for Dazed & Confused
And the following are by Kelly Thompson for Pulp Magazine.
Wow, could it get any better? After viewing this amazing pictures of London based photographer Wendy Bevan, I really doubt that anyone could beat her incredible talent. I love all the photos, no doubt that she’s on my top list, cause I just adore the vintage-antique touch that she uses in her shoots. So if you don’t want to miss out the rest, get the new Marie Claire Italian November Issue. You can also find her on Facebook and follow her latest work and news.
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