a little place to call my own (art and fashion blog)

Hello darlings! It's suddenly gotten a lot colder here, but I still have one warm autumn styling proposal to share with you. I wore this cute neutral outfit while the sun was still shining bright. On that lovely sunny day, I decided to pair my white (authentic) folklore shirt with a striped mini, dark leggings and a dark green vest. I finished this look with my brown boots and a tartan belt. Besides this outfit, I will share another book review on my blog today. East West by Salman Rushdie also happens to falls into category of magic realism. I'm no stranger to Salman Rushdie,  I read Midnight's children a while back and I started but never finished Satanic Verses . This is the first time I read his short stories, though.  I really liked this collection and I can't wait to tell you all about it. THE STORY OF MY OUTFIT- HOW I WORE IT BEFORE First, a few more words about my comfy but feminine styling. When you're looking for comfort, shoes are a good pl...

Hello, my darlings! I will be sharing two things with you today: a book review and an outfit post (or two). As some of my readers know, I'm definitely a fan of Haruki Murakami's writing. I'm really happy to share this book review with you today. “Each person feels pain in his own way, each has his own scars.”   Haruki Murakami,  Kafka on the Shore This cozy outfit proposal features two printed items: a printed scarf and a skirt. The bluish scarf was a gift from a friend and I like how it looks with this camel coat (another gifted item). The wool/silk printed skirt is old, a creation from fashion house Edi. You had a change of seeing this unique floral print on the blog  here , here and here . Under the camel coat I have worn this white blouse and this red blazer.  I completed the outfit with a red beanie and high brown boots .  It has gotten colder in Croatia even on the shore. Speaking of the shore, Kafka on the Shore is the novel I will be reviewing today....