beret/francuzica


This wool beret is my fav cap for this winter! It is so soft and warm:)In addition, I like the colour, reminds me of white coffee.

Ova vunena francuzica je moj najdraži izbor pokrivala za glavu ove zime zato jer je mekana i topla, a i sviđa mi se boja, posjeća me na bijelu kavu.






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