The third floor flat

photos by Isidora from High Heel Poodle

PULL & BEAR oversized plaid blazer  //  SheIn lace cami top (find it here)  //  Zaful layered necklace (find it here)  //  SheIn plaid trousers (find them here)  //  AliExpress bag (find it here)  //  Zaful sandals

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Uvek se naježim od oduševljenja kad vidim muškarca u dobro skrojenom odelu, ali isto tako volim da vidim i žene koje se usude da ga ponesu i daju mu sasvim drugu dimenziju. Karirani blejzer koji nosim ste mogli da vidite na meni i ranije, imam ga od prošle jeseni i rado ću ga nositi i naredne, a kad sam pronašla i ove pantalone s identičnim uzorkom znala sam da će se sjajno uklopiti. Odelo poput ovog nosio je kapetan Hastings u filmu "Stan na trećem spratu", izuzev što je njegovo bilo od vune i prikladnije za londonske vremenske prilike. Odelo s ovim dezenom bilo je tipično za mušku modu perioda između dva svetska rata, u vreme kada je "živeo" i moj omiljeni detektiv Hercule Poirot, i gledajući filmove o njemu neretko nalazim inspiraciju u ženskoj i muškoj modi tipičnoj za to razdoblje, što se desilo i ovog puta. Kad nosim neki "muški" komad protivteža mu mora biti nešto ženstveno, a u ovom slučaju to su bluza od materijala nalik satenu i čipke, sandale, crveni karmin i ajlajner. Da li i vi volite da mešate stilove i kako to radite? Recite mi u komentarima, volela bih da me inspirišete. ;)



I always get the chills when I see a man in a well-tailored suit, but at the same time I like seeing women who dare to wear it and give it a whole new look. The plaid blazer that I'm wearing is something you've seen before, I've owned it since last autumn and I'll happily wear it in the upcoming autumn as well, and when I found these trousers with the identical pattern I knew that they'd be a perfect match. A suit similar to this one was worn by captain Hastings in the movie "The third floor flat", except that his was made of wool, more appropriate for London weather. Suits with this pattern were typical for male fashion between the two world wars, during the period my favourite detective Hercule Poirot used to "live" in, and watching movies about him often inspired me with both male and female looks typical for that time, which happened this time as well. Every time I decide to wear a "male" garment something feminine has to be its counterpart, and in this case those were a satin and lace cami top, sandals, red lipstick and the cat eye liner. Do you like mixing styles and how do you do it? Let me know in the comments, I'd love you to inspire me. ;)