Llevo los pantalones de mi novio

Por fin! Un post sobre una de las prendas más de moda este año, y probablemente la más controvertida. Probablemente todas se han preguntado al menos una vez si  deberían comprar los boyfriend jeans o por lo menos probárselos a ver que tal.

Los boyfriend jeans fueron introducidos por algunas marcas como Gap o H & M hace algún tiempo. Otros artículos como los blazers boyfriend o sudaderas con capucha "sueltas" se pusieron en el mercado. La idea era que las chicas usaran ropa parecida a la de los chicos, más grande y casual.

Sólo para que quede claro. Boyfriend jeans no son VAQUEROS DE HOMBRE. Están diseñados para la forma femenina, pero se inspiran en los pantalones de hombre. Si no fuera así quedarían amorfos. Así que si te has comprados unos pantalones de hombre en ZARA y no parecen boyfriend, es porque no son iguales.

Las imágenes son un look que creo que se verá muy bien con los boyfriend jeans. Personalmente no creo que los boyfriend jeans se ven bien con ropa muy elegante.


Creo que se ven muy bien con cuñas y una camisa o blusa pero no con tacones y chaqueta de Valentino. Supongo que depende de la persona. Sigue tu instinto

Ha habido muchas controversias porque algunas personas piensan que hacen que las niñas quieran ser extremadamente delgadas. Como están basados en pantalones de chico, que tienen una cintura y piernas más estrechas que las nuestras, se comentó la posibilidad de que las chicas dejaran de comer para que les quedasen bien


Esto no es cierto. Personalmente no tengo piernas delgadas y se ven bien en mí. Están hechos para las chicas y nadie espera que tengas piernas delgadas para llevarlos.

Me gustan porque son cómodos y se ven mejor con las camisetas cortas, todo tipo de zapatos (incluso botas de tacón alto). Pídelos por Navidad si te convencen.
 

Besitos a todas


Creo que este conjunto quedaría bien con los boyfriend jeans de ahora. Es muy hipster y cómodo y las botas hacen que tenga una cierta elegancia.

Jeans: Brandy Melville
Camiseta: Dresslink
Collar: Brandy Melville
Pulseras: Zara
Botas: Stradivarius

It's called "class", bitches

What do yo think about this style? The velvet blue top (matches the necklace) gives a touch of elegance and sexiness. The shoes and pants make it more casual. The cardigan is very cosy and looks amazing with it. It contrasts with the tight top because it is so loose. The beanie and the shoes also give it a no-big-deal-thing.

I just love it because it does not look too elegant or too casual, it just gets the right balance.

ALL CLOTHES AND ACCESORIES FROM BRANDY MELVILLE
SHOES FROM SHANA




Qué pensais sobre este conjunto? El top en tonos medianoche de terciopelo (a conjunto con el collar) le da un toque muy sexy y elegante. Los zapatos y pantalones, sin embargo le dan un toque más casual. El cardigan es muy calentito y queda perfecto a pesar de que parezca menos desenfadado que el resto del conjunto. Contrasta mucho con el color oscuro y lo ceñido que es el top, ya que es todo lo contrario. La "beanie" y los zapatos terminan de darle un estilo hipster.

Me encanta este conjunto porque no es ni demasiado elegante o muy casual y resulta muy "ponible" con todo tipo de cosas.

TODA LA ROPA Y ACCESORIOS DE BRANDY MELVILLE
ZAPATOS DE SHANA

THEM BEANIES

You know Brandy Melville, the amazing "California style" clothing line? It is one of my favorite clothing brands because I absolutely love it's style, so casual and that looks awesome. And I want to say something about it because recently it has been heavily criticised for its "One size fits all" labels. The clothes are designed for skinny girls and that can cause severe health problems because some of them may think they are too fat to wear the clothes they like.

This may sound harsh but they are not going to change their clothes because some people complain. They have a good business going on there and they have the image of "clothes for slim girls". There are lots of other brands that sell amazing clothes and you do not need Brandy to feel cool or special even if that is the image they want you to have. But don't change your body to fit into their clothes PLEASE.


Well I just love the beanies because they  look great with coats, boots and scarfs in winter or with boyfriend jeans and tees and converse in summer (very hipster like). They can look great and

give a very sassy look. And the messages look right for many of us girls "BITCH DON'T KILL MY VIBE" seriously we have all thought about this when you face the typical stupid "cool" girl. Or "ALIENS EXIST" (if you think they exist you can wear it on a beanie babe). They are about 16 dollars and have lot's of messages on them from "Gypsy" to old typical "Los Angeles", "Rolling with the homies" or if you feel more radical and different "Rebel" or "Stay Weird".

If you like them don't be scared to wear them. Remember that staying weird is better than staying "normal".

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All clothes from ZARA
All accesories from Brandy Melville

Toda la ropa de ZARA
Todos los accesorios de Brandy Melville

What's new - Autum Winter 2014-15

From September 1 almost all brands  introduced their new autumn and winter seasons, and in Madrid and New York Fashion Weeks we saw what will be trending in Spring and Summer 2015.


Large multinationals such as Inditex (including Zara, Stradivarius, Pull and Bear ...) have forgotten the studs, who invaded last winter season and bet on black and white and khaki tones.

Fringed ponchos are the new "thing", as they were this summer, but made ​​of wool or acrylic, loose or with a belt at mid-height.


They also will take a long long coats, trench coats and cardigans in black or dark blue and light pink tones occasionally. The big fluffy ones will be very popular, although you will have to save more to buy them.
 
About shoes, new trends include equestrian-style boots (knee-deep in dark tones) and the platform patent leather hiking boots style Panama Jack, which I thing (don't start cyberbullying me for this) the worst thing ever if you want to go walking in the city, I mean they are okay with jeans and big woolie jumpers if you are going hiking but are the worst thing ever if you are wearing them with with classy trousers and big stylish stuff if you are going shooping or hanging out with friends in the city because you can't just introduce mountain boots into a classy outfit.

They will also set a trend much heel boots with zipper, mahogany or brown tones, and brands such as Zara and Pull and Bear are making it affordable, around 24 dollars.

Key Colors: Black, light pink and dark green khaki

  Next day I tell more about jerseys and blouses. And if you wan't to know where to buy any of these clothes dm or comment.

 
Love to all and thanks for over 350 views in a very short time, this grows classycats.

SHOPPING ROUND OXFORD CIRCUS

London is shop paradise. There are thousands of places were you can find exclusive brands, vintage clothes, multinationals or goth accesories.

The most popular place to shop is Oxford Street, although it's mostly multinationals. At the beggining (if you start from the right side of the street, opposite to Hyde Park), you can find American Aparell, which is modern, minimalist clothing although the price varies from low to high). There is also a very big Primark, H&M ad many other multinationals. Totally recommend stopping at Urban Outfitters, which you can also find in Camden, where you can find very stylish or vintage clothing at a medium cost, also, you can find weird but fun books, many books and home stuff (chains, cushions, carpets...).

After you arrive to Oxford circus and you can head down to Regent Street, where the more posh shops are. There is Hamleys, a luxury toyshop with amazing felttips (shoutout to the guy who let me try them) and it has the most awesome toys ever but way too expensive. By the way this is very important because everyone who goes there is like "Where the heck is Victoria's Secret??!!" and it's not too hard to find. You have to go to Regent Street from Oxford Circus and go into the first St on the left (I think the name is Prince St. or something like that) and you keep going until you reach Hanover Square and go round it to Brook Street, keep going and you reached it!

Back to Regent there is a Michael Kors (handbags are bae) and Juicy Couture, as well as Burberry, Zara... and Hollister which is quite a long way from Oxford Circus so don't get desperate if you do not reach it in five minutes. There is a Godiva shop, where you can buy the best belgian shopping (even shopaholics need some rest, AND FOOD).

And continuing with Oxford Street past Oxford Circus, you can find River Island, which although it sometimes seems very expensive and too futuristic, if you look well you will find extremely cute things. I got a sweater for 20 pounds and it matches lot's of my clothes and gives a classy look (i am wearing it in my post about shopping in L.A in the pic with the pink shorts at Universal). And then it's many big companies like Forever 21, Zara, Pull and Bear etcforaloongtime until you reach Selfridges, which is a big building full of the most luxurious brands. Strongly advise you to go to Tiffany and Co which has the most fine jewellery and the employees are very nice, or take a look in the Rolex shop (there was a watch costing over 34.000 pounds). If you want something more affordable you should go to the Magnum shop where you can create your own ice cream for about 6 pounds. The Selfridges building itself is very nice and the displays in the showcase are amazing, each month they are changed and have themes and are a sight worth watching.

Then there is TOPSHOP, that i find very expensive although it has some cute things, specially shoes and accesories, but don't buy jeans or sweaters because they are expensive and you can find others much cuter in other places.

Love to all classycats xxxxxxx


PD: The first image is a Selfridges shop window and the second the building itself

Start

So this was my first post in Spanish and I'm going to traduce it for you guys xxxxx

So basically this blog is about fashion and I know there are thousands of them out there but I really like clothes and style and try to do this one. 


Lot's of times we comment that a girl has a very bad sense of style. "Having a bad sense of style" is very subjective (and no offence plz but girls can be real bitches and just get faults out of nowhere)  let's face it, there are, like, lot's of different styles that have nothing to do with each other and suit different people.


Style depends on people's character or how they feel but all trends are valid (except some "things" that cannot be considered clothes at all and that I will talk about later). What fashion really is consists of going out feeling beautiful and great.


I hope this blog grows, in it we will comment new trends, give advice and styles, as well as commenting brands so you can find your perfect clothes.



Love bebes xxxxxxxx

Camden Town

A while ago I was in London and visited the most amazing place i've ever been to. Seriously. Camden Town is located above Oxford Street, the SoHo and the commercial areas in London but is seriously awesome. This is my first post in English so I'm going to try and make it interesting and that.

In Camden you can find the most amazing food ever. I had pizza from a stand called "Bellisima Italia" (by the way the lady was super nice) and it was the freaking best pizza i've had in my life, and it was cheap so WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR?????? There are also lot's of types of Thai Food and they give you some free so you try it (my friends kept walking by the Thai stands and they ended up eating for free so.....)

There is also the Camden Market in which you can find thousands of teeshirts, dresses, vintage clothing, imitation items of great brands... for me the best part were the Game of Thrones "I am not a princess, I'm a Khaleesi" tees. There are lots of things for freaky people, no offence plz (Star Wars andd GOT stuff mostly).

When you cross a bridge to get into the Camden Lock there is an entrance to a market in the right and if you keep going and you turn left there is a shop that is called "American Clothing", and they sell Abercrombie, Hollister and Jack Wills clothes and very cheap (I got a Hollister shirt for 15 pounds). Totally recommend it because it has huge amounts of stock and it is great for making a present (no one has to now the Abercrombie skirt was from an outlet).

And if you love Vintage clothes inside the Camden Lock (past a horse statue and down the stairs) there are amazing vintage clothing stores, like, seriously amazing. I found Levi's high rised shorts at 15 pounds (extremely hipsters), crop tops straight from the 80's, old converses (please note i think almost all is 2nd hand, except the shorts, i think) but if you like vintage clothes it's great for you.

There are also lots of goth shops (platform boots and dresses) so if you like that style it's the best place to find clothing. But if you want the typical clothing shops as American Apparel, American Outfitters, Vans and Superga, they are next to the Underground Station.

xxxxxxx

Vintage, Starbucks y Gafas de Pasta

 Probablemente al oír estas tres palabras lo que se os venga a la cabeza sea: Hipster. Un movimiento o moda que comenzó hace un par de años. La imagen que tiene la gente de los hipsters es que llevan gafas de pasta, ropa vintage y pasan la mayor parte de su tiempo en Starbucks, que cuenta con wifi gratis y es ideal para subir las mil fotos que se han hecho con la "canon" a tumblr. Es bastante equivocado si nadie conoce la historia completa porque, a ver, pobres hipsters, ni son unos obsesos del wifi, ni se pintan bigotes para hacerse fotos.

La cultura hipster se aferra a un estilo de vida alternativo, que está muy bien en esta sociedad en la que todos somos muy monótonos. Lo digo porque hace un par de meses estuve en Los Ángeles y veía a la gente vestir de manera muy "rara" pero luego pensé que en España todos vestimos igual (Zara es el cielo de la ropa, y últimamente se está volviendo bastante más carillo, y estamos en crisis, así que...) y que si esas personas se sienten bien vistiendose de manera diferente deben seguir su propio estilo y mandar a ****** a los que piensen lo contrario. Perdón, que estoy divagando y esto es un blog sobre moda y tal.

Para las personas que estén pensando en seguir este estilo, yo les diría que lo pensasen bien. Si eres alguien que siempre te has sentido un poco al margen, te gusta la música antigua, y no piensas como el "mainstream" (la mayoría de la gente) este estilo te va bastante bien.

En cuanto al vestir (porfin llega). Algunos hipsters llevan ropa muy vintage, mientras que otros prefieren lo moderno.


MODERNGOTH

Los hipsters más jóvenes (los "tumblr") suelen llevar tonos oscuros, granates y negros sobretodo. Los vestidos babydoll (de falda con vuelo) son populares entre las chicas, así como las zapatillas Vans. Llevan pequeñas "backpacks" o mochilitas, y bastantes colgantes. Estos elementos combinan perfectamente y dan un aire bastante desenfadado y con clase. Recomiendo la ropa de Brandy Melville, American Apparel o Forever 21

TOTAL VINTAGE

El estilo original hipster es mucho más "a la antigua". Estos JAMÁS los verás con "backpacks", sino con mochilas estilo "mensajero" cruzadas por delante. Las botas country y los chalecos de cuero también son populares, así como los vaqueros estilo años ochenta, . En las chicas, el hipster "vintage" no se diferencia mucho de otro, ya que ambos usan los shorts de tiro alto y los "crop tops" como imprescindibles en el verano. En los chicos se diferencia más en que los más modernos llevan camisetas con grupos de música, skinny jeans y vans, mientras que los vintage suelen llevar camisas de cuadros, y prendas de cuero (ya sean zapatos, chalecos de cuero...). En el mercadillo de Camden Town se encuentran chollazos (shorts de Levis a 15 libras) pero también hay marcas como Hollister o Converse