MIA

I haven't written for a couple of weeks, I knew this was bound to happen (I'm not very good at blogging, I never have the time or know what to write) I did however think it would take a little longer for me to abandon the blog. But I'm back!

I'll start by updating you [my imaginary readers] on what I've been up to, that and more photos after the jump!

Beige Cutoffs

xx.J

Nautical Vintage

xx. J

Sneak Peek!

I was editing the photos and couldn't help but share a sneak peek of tomorrow's look!

xx. J

White Light

Dress: BikBok

Clutch: Vintage

Ring: Glitter

Shoes: MBK (Bangkok, Thainland)


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xx. J

Nautical Peplum

Spending a calm day strolling around town and eating ice-cream on the board walk. I've been doing so in this nautically influenced outfit, hope you like it!

Top: Lindex

Shorts: Gina Tricot

Boat Shoes: Vintage

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xx.J

Floral Corduroy

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x. J

Wild Strawberries

Today is my first day blogging and I don't really know where to start!
I'm having quite the uneventful summer as my boss has me on standby (I'm not working but I can't leave town as he may call me into work...) and as I mentioned I live in a town. A small Swedish town. A small Swedish town where I don't know anyone.

Due to above reasons my day has been a lazy one and it seems my whole summer will follow in those tracks.

A graphic representation of my prediction of this summer...
Ray Ban Tortoise sunglasses, OPI nailpolish, Nautical sleeping mask from Dollydripp on Etsy, Asus laptop

I had Strawberries with sugar and milk for breakfast (read: late brunch) today before changing into a bikini and spending the day tanning in the backyard. When mom got back from work we went for a walk and picked smultron, which in English are called wild strawberries or woodland strawberries. A strange name I think as they are quite different from strawberries. I have never met a non-Swede who knows what smultron or wild strawberries are, do you?

x. J