I've always had tremendous issues with dressing up in winter. Yep, I'm definitely a summer girl and am unable to look stylish and feel warm at the same time. At least I'm trying to. So every year when snow and low temperature loom large on the horizon, I become so stressed out about the winter shopping, I never can find something acceptable both for me and my parents (who obviously need to pay for the stuff) and end up wearing sneakers and my mum's autumn (not very thick though) coat. I've literally visited every shop (as every year) and was on the edge of crying and shouting in the middle of the shopping centre, but fortunately I've found the shoes and the coat I love & feel cosy in (soon on the blog, stay updated!). I decided that maybe some of you are also looking for some winter coats since they literally ARE the look we're wearing during those frosty days. Tell me if you like my picks! I have to mention - I wanted to buy a baby blue oversize coat lat year and also this season but I can't find the perfect one - it's either too big, made of a low quality material or far too expensive. Any hints?

So I love the coats in the shape of the first one but I haven't bought mine yet. And there's nothing better than pastels on the coats! These were in all the fashion shows, simply making our grey reality more colourful and happier.

So you may think I'm showing you like the easiest thing ever and nothing particularly special but the point is... these shoes are THE MUST. I know, I know, I'm the last person on Earth who will tell you what you need to have in your wardrobe but the classical black high heels are indispensable. After spending my money on pink tartan ones or my wooden-heeled pair, or the white sandals with a golden heel I thought it's about time to finally get myself these. To be totally honest, I bought them after ten minutes shopping, in the second boutique I stepped in. They're the comfiest I tried on, the easiest to style and they make your legs look as if you were Anja Rubik (or it is only in my head, nevermind). Sometimest the most boring choices are the best. In love!

I've never been into watches. Okay, to be honest, I've never been much into accessories at all. And it's not because I don't like them - I love how they always complement the look, make it more itruiging and eye-catching but it's not easy to find something I like. And if I find it, I usally act like the most penny-quenching woman in the whole world and I prefer not to spend all my savings on a necklace. You got me, right?

These are not one of these you'll buy and look at them, standing gracefully on a shelve in your room. Stella McCarney does it better - this is what I would call all of her amazing pieces, which are, every season, on the top of my list I'd buy it if I were awfully wealthy and famous, which is not likely to happen but still, I want it. If I think of my beloved city - London, and I think about men like Sting, the lyrics of Englishman in New York and Burberry trench I always imagine a man - trurly handsome one, of course - wearing a suit, printed bow-tie and a pair of oxford shoes. Platform brouges, this is what they're called on mythresa.com. I tell you, now when we're all so in love with wearing colourful sneakers, and Karl Lagerfeld even does some for Chanel (looking quite NewBalancey, just sayin') here comes the time for Stella's oxfordies on a platform.

Yeah, this is how I ended up today - browsing through sales at net-a-porter, knowing I won't be able to afford a thing till I'm 30 years old and looking at all those designer things I can only dream about. Whatever, although the holidays have just started (YAYYY FOR THE FIRST DAY OF JULY!) I began thinking about a perfect backpack for the 'back to school season' (how weird I am?) and spotted thins Marc by Marc Jacobs metallic leather one. It's on a sale and costs 150 $ now, here's the link if you want to see it on their site. How perfect is it?