Londres

Londres — juin 14, 2018 REVOLVE around the world à Londres
Londres — avril 3, 2018 #BoB : comment collaborer avec ses marques préférées
Londres — février 26, 2018 Ce que j’ai porté en Février + Life update
Londres — décembre 16, 2017 Look du jour: Gatsby
Londres — novembre 22, 2017 Look du jour: golden light
Londres — novembre 18, 2017 L’automne à Notting Hill
Londres — octobre 25, 2017 look du jour: red bricks
Londres — octobre 8, 2017 Look du jour: life in london
Londres — septembre 26, 2017 ma semaine à la Fashion Week de Londres
Londres — juillet 4, 2017 Look du jour: Sloane Square
Londres — juin 16, 2017 l’imperméable jaune de ma mamie
Londres — février 17, 2017 Look du jour: cigarettes and valentines
Londres — janvier 12, 2017 Look du jour: hello Chanel
Londres — décembre 18, 2016 6 choses à faire à Londres durant la période de Noël
Londres — décembre 15, 2016 Look du jour: Westminster
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  • #whomademyclothes ? Six years ago, on 24 April 2013, the Rana Plaza building in Bangladesh collapsed. 1,138 people died and another 2,500 were injured, making it the fourth largest industrial disaster in history. There were five garment factories in Rana Plaza all manufacturing clothing for the western market. The people who died and were injured were making our clothes, the ones we wear everyday without even thinking about were they came from. The fast, cheap fashion, the quick fixes to our « I have nothing to wear » moments. The things we buy without thinking about it because they’re so accessible. The things we discard just as easily because we end up not liking them after all and didn’t spend that much money on them anyway. Don’t get me wrong, I am absolutely not pointing fingers or judging anyone here. I am a part of this too. I used to (and still do more often than I’d wish) buy a lot of my stuff from fast fashion companies. It’s not easy to step away from these behaviors completely - but hopefully, slowly but surely we can start to put more thoughts into our buying habits. Try to find out where our clothes are coming from. Who made them. Buy less, but better. Buy from vintage shops, or from sustainable, respectful labels. It’s not about being perfect, it’s about getting better. We’re all in this together 🖤 @fash_rev
  • hi insta im back ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
  • social media detox for a few days ✌🏼see ya soon
  • throwback to last summer’s roadtrip
  • back to london town 🖤
  • AD / easter plans: 1. eat a LOT of chocolate bunnies & raspberry and strawberry sorbet 2. more of the same 3. go back to one 🐰🐰🐰#DiscoverMovenpick #Movenpick