If
you are a diverse traveller, you will want to blend in with the
locals, and live as if you lived in that location. You will want to
eat in lesser known restaurants, visit little known areas of beauty
and of course indulge in the style of the place. I have travelled to 23 countries so far and I am in love the european style. I have teamed up with Fever London - a great vintage inspired store to share some looks and tips for anyone travelling to europe or simply wanting the continent style
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| Parisian Street Style |
In
Paris, the easiest way to blend in with the locals is to dress down
the colours. Parisians are very fond of more neutral colours, and
particularly the Parisian
chic trend tends to lend itself to the blacks and greys. The garments below are perfect for that Parisian looks as they are stylish and sophisticated. It can even
be an exciting new addition to your office
wardrobe
when you return home.
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| Dress £48.99 |
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| Dress £41 |
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| Paris top £39.99 |
If
it’s
Milan you are visiting, you will want to think again about neutral
colours but with a bold flash of colours. They also wear a lot of
vintage
style dresses and outfits,
often in brighter more powerful colours.
This bright dress is
completely in fitting with Milan style. Paired with black tights and
maybe a black cropped sleeve blazer, this dress is sure to impress
even the most fashion conscious members of the Milan fashion scene.
How
about Budapest? You may not see Budapest as a fashion capital, but
you would be mistaken. Some incredibly fashionable women can be seen
treading the streets of Hungary’s
capital city. A trip to Budapest would be most suited with paler
colours, such as tans, beiges and light pinks. High waisted skirts
and dresses are also the norm.
The dress to the left is a perfect
example of the fashion of Budapest. Being light, it is better suited
to the warmer weather, and would look perfectly complimented by the
natural tan you will get whilst there. The top is nice and free flowing and perfect for a casual look.
And
then there’s Stockholm, another new entry into the fashionista
list. The style of Stockholm tends to be a little more edgy. It’s
all about the layers and a little bit of faux leather and interesting prints paired with accessories. They like to
mix classical cuts and styles with edgy modern pieces.
The dress to
the right is typically very classical, and would be also suit a
wedding,
but add a pair of opaque black tights, a faux leather jacket and sky
high heeled boots, and you have captured that Swedish style.
I also love these printed dresses and little Jacket
