wide trousers (outfit post)/ široke hlače (odjevna kombinacija)







turtleneck:terranova, jacket:alpine pro, trousers: fashion house Uzor, shoes:neosense, bag:borsa

Sand coloured trousers perhaps aren't an obvious choice for winter, but I like them so what the hell...the days are grey enough and I'm getting over a bad cold... I need some light colours to make me feel better. Now, about the cut...I've always liked wide trousers, so who cares whether they flattering or not... They're cool. That is what I look for in clothes lately. Some fun. I don't look for what will make me slimmer. If I did I probably wouldn't wear a tartan jacket with wide trousers.

Hlače boje pjeska baš i nisu očit izbor za zimu, ali sviđaju mi se i baš me briga...dani su dovoljno sivi i oporavljam se od grozne prehlade...treba mi malo svijetlih boja da se osjećam bolje. A što se tiče kroja...uvijek su mi se sviđale široke hlače i baš me briga kakve su za figuru. Kad biram odjeću u zadnje vrijeme, želim malo razbibrige. Zabave. Nije me briga u čemu izgledam mršavije...da mi je to toga ne bi nosila zajedno kariranu jaknu i široke hlače.


Comments

  1. Denisa12 January 2014 at 10:56

    Nice color combination,

    http://www.fashiondenis.com/

    ReplyDelete
  2. Ivana12 January 2014 at 12:22

    Lijepo ti stoje hlače! :)

    ReplyDelete
  3. Lilli12 January 2014 at 12:48

    Che carina! Stai molto bene Ivana! Spero stia meglio, un bacio!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Nataša 12 January 2014 at 13:05

    Zašto mislip da nisu dobar izbor za zimu, te pantalone koje nosiš? Ne razumem?

    Ok, postoje tu neka pravila, ali nisu baš toliko stroga da bi se neki "ispad" smatrao kršenjem. Uostalom, meni se moje roze čizme i zeleni kišobran na tugne, baš dopadaju! Mnogo volim da ih nosim usred zime, kad zaveje, svi pospani, mrzovoljni, a onda gradom prošetam ja u svojim urnebesnim kombinacijama.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Ivana Split12 January 2014 at 23:26

      tako je zimi boje baš malo osvježe...mislila sam prvenstveno na materijal, nije baš zimski, ali rekla bi da više skoro nikakva pravila ne važe, svi nosimo što nam se sviđa, a i najbolje je tako.

      Delete
  5. Paola Fratus12 January 2014 at 13:13

    Nice and comfy look! ;-)
    PollywoodbyPaolaFratus

    ReplyDelete
  6. John B. Marine12 January 2014 at 13:30

    The pants are surely classy and stylish. You look very nice here. Classy casual I'd say.

    johnbmarine.blogspot.com

    ReplyDelete
  7. Style Sense Moments12 January 2014 at 13:46

    Lepo ti stoji ovaj kroj pantalona, izduzuje noge, meni je to neophodno ;) ! Pozzz

    http://stylesensemoments.blogspot.com/

    ReplyDelete
  8. Alba - Petit Sweet Couture12 January 2014 at 15:33

    cute place!

    xoxo
    http://www.petitsweetcouture.com/

    ReplyDelete
  9. anoddgirl12 January 2014 at 19:32

    loving your trousers
    x
    http://anoddgirl.blogspot.com.au

    ReplyDelete
  10. Ivana Split13 January 2014 at 07:04

    thank you

    ReplyDelete
  11. Unknown13 January 2014 at 07:36

    Ja ne smijem nositi široke hlače jer imam široku pozadinu, if you know what I mean :D

    ReplyDelete
  12. margaret cruzemark13 January 2014 at 09:29

    Love this one. I think you have capture the winter mood in this outfit post.
    Miss Margaret Cruzemark
    http://margaretcruzemark.blogspot.com/

    ReplyDelete
  13. Alexandra Zakharova13 January 2014 at 13:42

    The weather over there doesn't look like winter at all, It feels like autumn) So your outfit is quite appropriate))) Your look is pretty good in that khaki jacket) I've got to say your hair look gorgeous!
    Wish you a great day ahead!

    ReplyDelete
  14. AVY13 January 2014 at 14:45

    Slim is overrated, trust me.

    /Avy

    http://mymotherfuckedmickjagger.blogspot.com

    ♥

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

All your comments mean a lot to me, even the criticism. Naravno da mi puno znači što ste uzeli vrijeme da nešto napišete, pa makar to bila i kritika. Per me le vostre parole sono sempre preziose anche quando si tratta di critiche.

Popular posts from this blog

THE ISLAND OF THE MISSING TREES BY ELIF SHAFAK (BOOK REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION)

Image
Today I shall review The Island of Missing Trees by Elif Shafak. I was actually gifted this book. What a wonderful present it proved to be! Published in 2021, this postmodern  novel  follows two  story lines and uses framed narration.  The Island of Missing Trees  tells the life story of a Greek Turkish couple and their adolescent daughter.  This novel examines and explores a number of topics such as identity, migration, immigrant life, war trauma, memory, love and family. It's an ambitious novel that examines serious topics with due respect and sensitivity . I read it months ago, but I remember it vividly. Honestly, I cried a lot while reading this novel. It really moved me greatly. In fact, that is probably why it took me this long to finish this book review. I needed to emotionally process the story.   The Island of Missing Trees is   set in London and Cyprus. The narration isn't chronological .  The story jumps back and forth, following ...
Read more

VISIT SINJ (CROATIA) WITH ME! EXPLORE THE DALMATIAN HIGHLANDS!

Image
Hello readers and fellow bloggers! Regular readers of my blog will know that I'm Dalmatian and ' parce mihi Domine,' (as St. Jerome's supposedly used to pray). Dalmatia is one of four historical Croatian regions. When we're talking about coastal regions in Croatia, there are only two: Istria and Dalmatia. Occupying the majority of Croatian seaside, Dalmatia is extremely popular with tourists. Dalmatian coast is quite long, including hundreds of islands, and running from Zadar in the north do Dubrovnik to the south.  However, there's more to Dalmatia than its seaside and islands.  I'm from the seaside myself, a proper sea child and all,  but I love the Dalmatian Highlands. Rich in history and culture, Dalmatia Highlands are unique in many ways. From culinary delicacies to fascinating traditions, from untouched nature to picturesque towns and villages, you'll find much to admire here. Have I blogged about it before? I certainly did. I blogged about the Gr...
Read more

BURGUNDY AND YELLOW OUTFIT IN SPLIT CITY

Image
 Hello dear readers and fellow bloggers! In this post, I'll show you an autumn outfit I wore for a seaside stroll with my family in Split city, Croatia. This outfit is another example of me shopping my closet, so you can expect the sustainable fashion files to kick in any minute. This was a very comfortable outfit to wear that also felt very energizing. Probably it was due to colour therapy and all that. Wearing colours often makes me feel better. Mustard yellow and burgundy are the main colours in this look, and I do love these colours together. I dressed in layers, for it was quite windy and fresh despite the warm sun.  As regular readers of my blog know, Split is my home city, and you can find me there very often. In fact, you could say that I live between Split and Mostar. I love Mostar, but I do miss the sea. Is there anything better than seaside in Autumn and Winter? I always love being near the sea, but during the Autumn and Winter when there are hardly any people aroun...
Read more

WHAT I WORE IN MOSTAR FOR WONDERFULLY WARM AND SUNNY AUTUMN DAYS

Image
 Hello readers and fellow bloggers! Happy Sunday! In this post, I'll share three warm Autumn outfits I wore for strolling around Mostar city. Today is quite cold and cloudy for our Mediterranean standards, so the plan is to stay in and catch up with blogging. I've had a pretty eventful weekend so far. Weekend sometimes seem to just fly by, don't they? We often try to make up for the things we didn't do during the week, especially us ladies. We try to fit in all in- to clean the house, do chores and that sort of things. Sometimes weekends can even be tiring. There are conferences and meetings to attend. Learning how to shut down and rest properly can be a challenge. Life gets busy, and sometimes the older we get, the more busy it becomes. That's why I'm so grateful for these little outings I do, being a tourist in my own city and country- that sort of thing. I sometimes feel like I mastered sustainable and local travel . The challenge is just finding the time to ...
Read more

30 PLUS WAYS TO WEAR AN OLIVE BLAZER (SUSTAINABLE FASHION FILES)

Image
Hello dear readers and fellow bloggers! In this post, we'll talk some more about  sustainable fashion. As I believe the best way to learn is through example, so I'll show you multiple ways how to style an olive green blazer. On this little digital place to call my own, I love to show you how you can be more sustainable by shopping your closet. The more you love items in your closet and the better care you take of your clothes, you easier you'll find it to shop your closet. So, that's something to keep in mind! Besides linking up outfits with this blazer, I'll link up multiple ways to wear other items in my closet. As always, there will be fun collages to help you see the vision- how chic and fun restyling items can be! Olive green can be somewhat of an underrated colour, even if it is trending at the moment. For Autumn/Winter 2024/2025, tonal dressing in olive greens and khakis is right on trend. I'm convinced that when styled right, olive green can look good wi...
Read more

FORGIVENESS DAY BY URSULA K. LE GUIN (BOOK REVIEW AND AN AUTUMN STYLING)

Image
Hello dear readers and fellow bloggers! How are you today? I'm back with another Ursula K. Le Guin book review. In this post, I'll review " Forgiveness Day" , a science fiction novella that is a part of the Hainish Circle. Published in 1995, "Forgiveness Day " won multiple awards. This novella is often published together with her other novellas from the Hainish Circle, and it can be find in various editions of Four Ways to Forgiveness and Five Ways to Forgiveness.   Thematically, this novella is a part of five stories featuring two Hainish planets, but it can definitely be read on its own. I think it functions well as a stand alone novella. I listened to it in audio form, and I didn't have any problems following the story.  The world building is simple and effective. The author fills us in about the history of the two planets as the story enfolds. For such a short work of prose, this novella is really impressive in that it manages to explore the theme o...
Read more