Color block's not dead

Color blocking has been my favourite trend of the past season, but now that they're gone into the sad closet of passed trends that await redescovering, I don not quite miss it as much as I should. In fact, I await the Fin  de Hiver sales for the usual Shop Till You Drop experience that will bring my closet closer and closer to total colaps.
But going back to trends that are meant to be forgotten and rediscovered in a continuous cycle, this spring, we meet a one long ago lost love of mine: pastels. I cannot wait to buying soft pink skirts, mint asymetric blouses, long creamy dresses and braiding flowers in my future red locks.
And as a tribute to my last season love, I combined strong colors with a little bit of power print ( check the House of Art scarf for explanations) and some soft jean and white silk shirt.
Expect further remembering of old trends and praising of the newly rediscovered ones.

All that glitters

All that glitters is not gold. Sometimes, the brightest diamond is in fact a really well polished piece of cubic zirconium, but everything that is shallow will never take notice of something that hides beneath a well-trimmed surface, believing that if what they see is beautiful, what they don't see will not hurt them.

In fact, in a society reigned by consumerism, like society is nowadays, more and more individuals tend to give value to what is not valuable and depreciate the entire beauty and meaning of life.

The world's tea party now stands divivded into two big and well separated categories : the shallow and the deep.

Will you be deep? Will you join the dark side?