Monkeybusiness

I am up to no good these days, being covered in monkeys. :P Another animal for my wardrobezoo, check! I do love this cheeky dress, its a lot of fun! I received several compliments by my workmates, I thought they would find this dress too childish and not suitable for the office but it was quite the opposite. :)

 It seems like Im leaning more and more towards childish prints on my dresses, an evolving style but not maturing as expected when the big 4-0 is lurking in the distance. ;) I think I have kept my inner child for sure. :)

Allright, one cant wear a monkeydress and dont act silly. So here is my first attempt at impersonating a monkey. Not quite there yet, hehehee

Monkeyface!! Success!! *laugh*

Outfit details:
Dress from One Off (new - Danish brand)
Tanktop from H&M
Shoes from Vagabond (old)

Im linking up to Visible Monday.

Horsey porsey

Howdy gals! :) I have found a new way to express my endless love of horses, in a dress of course! :)
I have been horseback riding since childhood and as a teenager I owned a horse. Those were the days!!
I really miss riding and caring for a horse but its time consuming and costs heaps of money, both of which I cant find the time/afford at the moment.

The horse featured on the dress is actually a model of the Swedish Dalecarlian horse/ Dale horse. Its a traditional carved, painted wooden horse statuette originating in Swedish province Dalarna. In the old days the Dala horse was mostly used as a toy for children; in modern times it has become a symbol of Dalarna, as well as Sweden in general. However the designer of this dress is Danish and based in Copenhagen. ;)

The world's largest Dalecarlian horse, made of concrete and located in Avesta Municipality, Sweden.

I chose to focus on the red and pink, I love how those two colours work together, a bit of mismatch and utterly fabulous at the same time. :)

Outfit details: Dress from One Off (Danish designer- new to me and whom makes the most fabulous, quirky dresses.

Top from Indiska

Ancle boots from El Naturalista