TARTAN BLAZER AND A GUIDE TO JELSA (ISLAND HVAR, CROATIA)

Today I have a simple autumn styling to share with you.You know that I'm all about shopping my closet, so you won't be surprised to learn that there is nothing new about my outfit. A tartan blazer is a must item in autumn. I wear this tartan blazer a lot and I have links with outfit posts to prove it (here, here, here, here, here , here, here, here , here , here, here and here) This time I wore it with a red flared top to spice things up a bit (see how I styled this red top before here, here , here and here). Paired with navy flare pants (worn previously here) and ankle boots (worn previously here and here), this was one comfy autumn styling. How do you like it? 
IT Ciao cari lettori! Oggi ho un semplice look autunnale da condividere con voi. Sapete ormai che amo fare lo shopping nel mio armadio, quindi non è una sorpresa che non c'è nulla di nuovo nel mio outfit. Un blazer tartan è un must in autunno. Indosso spesso questo blazer tartan e ho dei link con i post per dimostrarlo (potete trovare tutti i link nel testo in inglese) Questa volta l'ho indossato con un rosso top per creare un accento (guarda come ho indossato questo top rosso prima quiquiqui qui). Abbinato a pantaloni in blu scuro (indossati precedentemente qui) e stivaletti (indossati precedentemente qui), questo era uno stile comodo autunnale. Come vi piace?
HR Danas imam jednostavnu jesensku kombinaciju za podijeliti s vama. Vi već znate da često kupujem u svojem ormaru, tako da nećete biti iznenađeni kad saznate da u mojoj kombinaciji nema ništa novo. Karirani sako je neophodni odjevni jesenjski komad. Puno nosim ovaj tartan blazer i imam poveznice s postovima  kako bih to dokazala (sve poveznice u engleskom dijelu teksta) Ovaj put sam ga nosila s crvenim topom da malo začinim stvari (pogledajte kako sam ga prije nosila ovdje, a ostale poveznice pronađite u tekstu na engleskom). U kombinaciji s hlačama modre boje  i čizmama do gležnja, ovo je bio jedan udoban jesenski outfit. Kako vam se sviđa?

EN What have you been up to? I'm currently in Croatia and I plan to stay here for a couple of months. I changed jobs and moved countries, not the easiest thing to do when you have fever, but I'm hanging in there. With the new contract, I had to switch my medical insurance and that is a drag because as you might remember I was in middle of doing tests. Tomorrow is a holiday so I'll try to get some doctor appointments done. My health has never been great, so I'm used to these kind of things (not that they ever get easier, though). On the upper side, you can expect more photographs of ever beautiful Croatian coast line. This time I'm taking you to island Hvar, Croatia. 

IT E voi cari lettori? Come state? Sono attualmente in Croazia e ho intenzione di rimanere qui per un paio di mesi. Ho cambiato lavoro e sono trasferito paesi, non è la cosa più semplice da fare quando hai la febbre, ma che posso fare? Con il nuovo lavoro e contratto, ho dovuto cambiare la mia assicurazione medica e questo è un po' complicato perché, come ricorderete, ero nel mezzo degli esemi e testi medici. Domani è un giorno festivo, quindi cercherò di ottenere alcuni appuntamenti dal medico. La mia salute non è mai stata eccezionale, quindi sono abituata a questo tipo di cose e complicazioni (ma non è mai facile). Sul lato superiore, potete aspettare più fotografie della sempre bella costa croata. Questa volta vi porto sull'isola di Hvar, in Croazia.

HR
Kako ste vi? Čime se bavite? Trenutno sam u Hrvatskoj i planiram ostati ovdje nekoliko mjeseci. Mijenjala sam poslove i preselila se iz zemlje u zemlju (doduše natrag u svoju zemlju, ali opet je tu papirologija), nije nešto najlakše za učiniti kad imaš temperaturu, ali nekako sam preživjela. Zbog novog ugovora morala sam prebaciti svoje zdravstveno osiguranje i to je poprilična poteškoća jer kao što se možda sjećate bila sam usred pregleda. Sutra je praznik, pa ću pokušati obaviti neke liječničke preglede. Moje zdravlje nikad nije bilo sjajno, tako da sam navikla na ovakve stvari (ne da će ikad postati lako). S pozitivne strane možete očekivati više fotografija uvijek prekrasne hrvatske obale.



READ MY PREVIOUS POSTS ABOUT JELSA
 HIST0RY OF JELSA: HEALTH TOURISM 
JELSA CITY IN SUMMER TIME
 WHAT TO SEE AND DO IN JELSA? 
 As you can see, Jelsa is a beautiful little place. What to see in Jelsa? There are certainly quite a few beautiful and historical attractions to see here. To start, why not visit the old city (Civitas Vetus Ielsae)? The old city of Jelsa (where part of the defensive wall is also preserved) is definitely worth a visit! There are also many beautiful churches to see: the church of the Saint Mary of Health (built in 1535), the church of San Roch (built in the second half of the 16th century), the church of Saint Michael (built in 1463). In Jelsa you can also find one of the largest is the most beautiful parks in Dalmatia - Perivoj, built in 1870.

Come potete vedere, Jelsa è un bel posticino. Cosa vedere a Jelsa? Ci sono molte belle e storiche attrazioni da vedere qui. Per iniziare, perché non visitare la città vecchia (Civitas Vetus Ielsae)? La vecchia città di Jelsa (dove è conservata anche una parte delle mura difensive) merita sicuramente una visita! Ci sono anche molte belle chiese da vedere: la chiesa di Santa Maria della Salute (costruita nel 1535), la chiesa di San Rocco (costruita nella seconda metà del XVI secolo), la chiesa di San Michele (costruita nel 1463). Inoltre, a Jelsa puoi anche trovare uno dei più grandi parchi della Dalmazia: Perivoj, costruito nel 1870.

Kao što vidite, Jelsa je prekrasno malo mjesto. Što vidjeti u Jelsi? Ovdje se može vidjeti puno lijepih i povijesnih atrakcija. Za početak, zašto ne posjetiti stari dio grada (Civitas Vetus Ielsae)? Stari dio mjesta Jelsa (u kojem je sačuvan i dio obrambenog zida) definitivno vrijedi posjetiti! Tu se mogu vidjeti i mnoge lijepe crkve: crkva Gospe od Zdravlja (izgrađena 1535.), crkva Svetog Roka (sagrađena u drugoj polovici 16. stoljeća), crkva Svetog Mihajla (sagrađena 1463.). Osim toga, u Jelsi možete pronaći i jedan od najvećih najljepših parkova u Dalmaciji , park Perivoj, izgrađen 1870. godine.
 


Thank you for visiting & reading. / Grazie per la vostra visita e per aver letto!/ To je sve za danas, hvala na posjeti i  na čitanju. 

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  1. Beautiful blazer, so cute and fashion

    Kisses
    www.pimentadeacucar.com

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  2. That's amazing that you are moving, Ivana. We just did it and we are feeling good. I can't imagine what you went through.
    Of course I love the blazer...it's such a versatile item.
    XOXO
    Jodie

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  3. That tartan blazer is such a wonderful statement piece and it looks fab styled with this look. Changing jobs and moving countries is major and also not easy. I hope that your fever will subside and you'll feel better soon. Good luck with your doctor's appointments.

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  4. I do love your tartan blazer! It is a good fall staple item. Croatia looks so beautiful. It's a place I have to visit one day. I would be interested to know more about your move and what it's like living in a different country.

    Laura / https://thestyleoflaurajane.com/

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  5. What an incredible place and you look lovely in red.

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  6. Потрясающе красиво! Очень напоминает Черногорию
    И мне так нравится твой блейзер! Клетка - отличное решение для осени

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  7. Wishing you all the best on your move Ivana! I hope that you're feeling better! Love the outfit!

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  8. I like your tartan blazer and congrats on the big move! sounds very exciting, although all the doctor stuff must be a pain!

    Hope that your week is going well! :)

    Away From Blue

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  9. In effetti il tartan va ancora di moda, hai fatto bene e a ritirare fuori questo bellissimo blazer!
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  10. Dearest Ivana,
    "I changed jobs and moved countries" - this really doesn't sound easy! And it even sounds very difficult for me when you're sick... At the same time you look so relaxed and good, and your closet shopping outfit looks modern and chic. You also show nice pictures of Jelsa - the city looks very interesting!
    Hugs my dear and I hope you will get better in November!
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2019/10/herbstbluten-ein-ausflug-auf-den.html

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  11. I do admire your tenacity and willpower, Ivana, as even without being ill changing countries AND jobs sounds like a major upheaval. I do hope you'll feel better soon and will be able to settle into your new life relatively easily. Jelsa looks like a beautiful and interesting city. And I'm loving your shop your closet outfit, which looks to be a perfectly comfortable Autumn outfit. Hugs xxx

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  12. Wow, I love the first outfit, the jacket is just perfect for you! Also, the pics are really nice. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous outfits, kisses

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  13. How exciting (and challenging) to have a new job and to move country. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the lovely Croatian sights. Good luck. x

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  14. Hope you like your new job in Croatia and you get better from your health!!
    Your coat is really something great!!
    xoxo

    marisasclosetblog.com

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  15. I hope your health will be ok with the change. I do hope it all transfers ok. Will you be teaching in Croatia? I will miss seeing Mostar but it's sooo nice to see Croatia again! Your tartan blazer is fab!!

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    1. Thank you Kezzie. Yes, I'm teaching is a government school in Croatia. I should be back to teaching in a private one in Mostar next school year.

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  16. Wow, that is one groovy jacket, love it. Congratulations on the new job! It is so beautiful where you are!

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    1. Thank you Sheila. It's definitely a beautiful place!

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  17. Can you believe that I have been looking for a similar blazer for many months and I can't find it? I am looking in second hand shops.... Yours is definitely a good piece and it totally portraits your artistic and creative personality, Ivana!

    And thank you for taking us with you to the streets of Jelsa... didn't know you planned to stay in Croatia for a few months, congrats on the new job and hope you get your insurance issues solved, I know it is a difficult thing when you switch of country.... Keep us updated please!

    All the best for this new experience out there Ivana!

    Pablo
    www.heyfungi.com

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    1. Thank you so much Pablo. I will keep you all updated:).

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