When I saw Citizens of Humanity’s “Liya” jeans I became curious right away. The colour! The vintage-inspired fit! It ticket a lot of boxes. Thanks to Zalando, I was able to track it down in my size (it actually runs quite big, so I would recommend to size down one or two sizes. I might actually try to make mine shrink a bit by washing it too hot).

I love wearing it with a vintage belt, light silk blouses and heeled ankle boots for the evening, too. These jeans come pretty close to 100%.

Citizens of Humanity “Liya” jeans via Zalando
Cashmere pullover by Acne Studios (similar here)
“Jensen” boots by Acne Studios
Bag by Chanel
“Moon & star” necklace by Catbird

And while I’m happy I can extend the days of denim mini skirts, summer dresses and sandals, I am also starting to think about what I’d like to wear next – or should I say: this – season. The outfits that are quietly appearing in the back of my head involve loafers, tartan blazers, cropped, flare jeans – and patent leather. Since I’m usually not a fan of flashy pieces, I surprised myself when buying this skirt that is a) a mini skirt and b) made of vinyl-style patent material. It looks kind of 80s, a little bit trashy and it’s definitely a look-at-me-piece. And yet it feels so perfect right now.

I found it at Mango (never spend too much on trend pieces) and simply had to buy this sweater, too (love at first sight!).

I think the skirt will also look great with chunky knits and black tights in winter. And it will go well with these tartan pieces, too …

Skirt by Mango
Sweatshirt by Mango
Boots by Acne Studios (I like the patent version, too)
Bag by Proenza Schouler