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Rachel Bilson showed up at an annual event at Milan Fashionweek, wearing a goregeous black Ferreagamo dress, matched with a red lips. 

I wrote this on my Twitter the other day, but since I have switched twittering to blogging I thought I’d inform you here too. 

Finally H&M are making some sense with their designercollaborations. I wished it already back this spring.
Cool, huh? Anyway, can’t wait to get a garment from this collection considering all the latest collections (and ads) for her headline has been insanely beautiful. Excited!

While we’re still at the topic, I thought I’d show you a pic of my clothing-corner.

When I “designed” my room, I didn’t want to sqeeze all of my clothes into a closet. They’re too beautiful for that ( ). So I decided to show them instead. The hangers are from TineK, and they really do complete my very own little dressingroom.

A very simple, but effective way to make a differens in your room is to start pile up all of your magazines. Looks very chic as a decoration and also you’ll be greatfull when you see that you’ve saved the September issue of Vogue - from 2006!

Anna Wintour, Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof at Twenty8Twelve.

No-one blames you, Alexa. I’d be scare too if Anna Wintour sat next to me on the front row. 

How can I make this fashion? How can I make this original when the subject is on everyones lips? The truth is I can’t. I can only say how I feel about it. It’s been about 18 months since it all began, still looking for my very own love. No, correction: I stopped looking when it came into my life.

This girl catches my eyes everytime. Not necessarily with her clothing, but with her looks. There is something special about her eyes.

My fascination over Audrey Hepburn isn’t because of her style, though the ballet flats, capripants and the little black dresses were some major-fashion-strokes. The main reason why Audrey makes me gasp, is because of her attitude. Nobody could stand in her way, her desicions were based on what she truly wanted. She had confidens and went in the direction that she wanted to. And most important: she dared to stand out.

So to me, a modern-day Audrey isn’t somebody who wears fab clothing. It’s someone who refuses to “go with the flow”, just because it’s the easiest way out.

I like Kristen Stewart’s attitude. Looking good and being sexy isn’t the most important thing in life and she’s comfortable not looking like every other actor in Hollywood. That’s something I admire.

Lisbeth Salander is described as “a very odd and different girl”. To me that’s sometbody to look up to.

Don’t try to be anyone ‘but yourself and you’ll be a modern Audrey Hepburn aswell!

As you all should know by now, I am a very big fan of the classics. I love when designer keeps it clean and easy, but there is a line where simple becomes boring. And that line is very easy to cross. In any direction.

Jimmy Choo just released the lookbook of their collection for H&M, and all I have to say is: dull, flat and uninteresting. I really do want to keep my clothing classic, but if there are any pieces that I can go bananas on - it’s the shoes and bags. There might come more pictures of the pieces that will change my mind, but for now I’m too impressed.

Lately I’ve have folded the sleeves of the shirt over the cardigan. A small tip to refresh the look.