Here I am with a new post, which is again bound to pritiest buildings in the Belgrade. This time I took picture at the core center of Belgrade, the Knez Mihailova street. This building, behind me, was made in 1926, and it is embellished with all the qualities of academic Mannerism (Yes I know that I probably sound like a professor of art history:)). Not too historically important to Belgrade (made for housing and rental) but it is still one of the most beautiful buildings. It is actually best known for the pub "Ruski car" ("Russian Tsar"), which is closed, unfortunately.
So I hope you like my new plaid combination, which is very ravishing, where the hat gives a dose of elegance to all of casualness. Combined with low-heeled it makes the perfect outfit for the promened through the center of town.
Be glorious, don't just dream about it!
Evo me sa novim postom, koji je i dalje vezan za najlepse zgrade u Beogradu. Ovaj put sam se slikala u samom centru grada, Knez Mihajlovoj ulici. Ova zgrada iza mene, je napravljena 1926. godine i poprima sve odlike akademskog manirizma (da, znam da zvucim kao profesorka istorije umetnosti:)). Istorijski nije preterano znacajna za Beograd (napravljena je za stanovanje i izdavanje) ali je i pored toga jedna od najlepsih zgrada u Beogradu. I definitivno je najpoznatija po kafani ruski car, koja je na zalost zatvorena.
Nadam se da ce Vam se svideti moja karirana kombinacija, koja je veoma zanosna, i u kojoj sesir daje dozu elegancije u svoj toj kezuelnosti. U kombinaciji sa niskom potpeticama pravi najbolju kombinaciju za setnu kroz centar grada.
Budite slavni, nemojte doveka sanjati o tome!
dress/ haljina- Miss
bolero/ bolero- Velon
tights/ carape- Italiana
hat/ sesir- H&M
clutch bag/ klac torbica- Stradivarius
shoes/ cipele- Emilie Strandberg
hair and make up/ frizura i sminka- Estetik Studio Paun
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