How to wear the leather trend for autumn/winter 2012?

Almost everything I'm wearing on the following photos is a gift from my significant other....that is all the leather things I'm wearing (the long coat, the boots). He has this thing about Modesty Blaise (comicbook hero). So, here is my comicbook femme fatale inspired leather look. In case you're wondering about location, it's by the river Neretva, in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This look combines two things I adore: long coats and scarfs....and the person I adore was taking the photos:)

5 POSTS ABOUT MOSTAR CITY CENTRE, OLD TOWN & OLD BRIDGE

1. https://modaodaradosti.blogspot.com/2019/06/visit-old-city-centre-and-old-bridge-in.html

2. https://modaodaradosti.blogspot.com/2019/10/new-outfits.html

3. https://modaodaradosti.blogspot.com/2021/04/outfits-4-being-tourist-in-mostar.html

4. https://modaodaradosti.blogspot.com/2019/04/how-to-wear-levis-jeans-when-spring-is.html

5. https://modaodaradosti.blogspot.com/2018/03/pencil-drawing-making-of-outfit-post.html


TWO MORE AMAZING DESTINATIONS NEAR MOSTAR: BUNA AND RUJIŠTE
BUNA- A GREEN OASIS NEAR MOSTAR 
April 6th, 2013
November 28th, 2016
May 16th, 2017
June 10th, 2018
January 24th, 2018
May 18th, 2018
March 20th, 2019
March 27th, 2019
September 14th, 2019 

RUJIŠTE- NICKNAMED HERZEGOVIAN HIMALAYA

1. RUJIŠTE (TRAVEL POST) 2013

2. VISIT RUJIŠTE, A MOUNTAIN OASIS NEAR MOSTAR (A SUMMER VISIT 2019)

3. WINTER DESTINATIONS HERZEGOVINA: MOUNTAIN PRENJ RUJIŠTE 2019

4. TRYING OUT A NEW HIKING TRACK, RUJIŠTE, HERZEGOVINA 2019

5. WINTER FAIRY TALE AT HOTEL SNJEZNA KUCA , RUJIŠTE, PRENJ MOUNTAIN 2020

6. SUMMER VISIT TO RUJIŠTE (2020)











POST UPDATE 2024 


MORE POSTS ABOUT MOSTAR CITY 

RECENT  SPANISH SQUARE MOSTAR HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM MOSTAR ! FAREWELL TO SUMMER FROM MOSTAR CITY  2018 STREET ART MOSTAR , 2016 STREET ART , 2021 STREET ART and also here , here and here.   STROLLING MOSTAR CITY 2021  

OLDER  1. You can see Mostar from the bird perspective in my previous posts (here, here and here). 2. One of my favourite streets in Mostar here and here. 3. Musala bridge (also known under its old name Tito's bridge here and here) 4. You can see photographs of Mostar's Catholic cathedral here.5. You can see images of Mostar and its famous Nertva river here, here and here. 6. You can see the surrounds of one of its most iconic catholic churches here.7. You can see both photographs of old bridge and my drawing of it here. 8. Another one of my favourites when it comes to streets here. 9. You can see photographs of Croatian cultural centre/theater here , here , here , here and here. 10. You can see photographs of the main city park here here, here, here and here.

11. You can see images of Spanish square here, here , here , here and here. 12. You can see photographs of Custom's bridge here and here. 13. You can see photographs of the new bridge here and here. 14. A few photographs from old city centre (2018) here. 15. What to wear for sightseeing Mostar in summer here.
16. This post is focused on 7 outfits I wore but you can see many of Mostar's attractions there as well. I suppose the same can be said for most of my outfit posts. 17. Mostar as an Easter destination (2019) here.
18. Mostar dinning and cafe recommendations here. 19. Hiking options in Mostar here. 20. My drawing of Mostar old bridge here. 21. University campus in Mostar here. 22. How I have fallen in love with Mostar here.


LET ME SHOW YOU HOW I'M A TURIST IN MY OWN TOWN
EXPLORE MOSTAR WITH ME

EXPERIENCE SUMMER IN MOSTAR 



Speaking of Mostar, the capital of Herzegovina, one shouldn't forget other visit worthy locations in this region. Herzegovina is simply perfect. I will link a few up for those who might be interested, so don't worry.

WHAT TO SEE IN HERZEGOVINA? THESE TWO FORTRESSES AND NATIONAL PARKS- 2023 //AMAZING CITIES TO VISIT IN HERZEGOVINA-2019  // PROTECTED AREAS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA- 2019



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