The big Vintage market took place in Stockholm today and I was there to see all the great clothes. I got to buy the deepest straw hat I have ever seen, clock shaped just like in the 1920's. And I bought an amazing dress, first bought in London in 1970's - I will of course show you it all when I have them on.

But today I wore another flea market find that I bought last spring. A pop of color in the autumn. It is a woolen dress from the 1960's, a vintage school dress. The beret is also a flea market find, as the shoes and the sun glasses. Together the whole outfit has cost me around 23 dollar (the dress was 15 dollar so it was the most expensive part, if any). Finally I can wear it, now when autumn has arrived.

So there was a great flea market this Saturday, the Burleskloppis (Burlesque flea market) in Stockholm. And this is what I found in my wardrobe. 

I love when autumn comes, because I get so much inspiration. And this look has a 1960's feel to it. The shire shirt dress and the shoes are flea market finds for 1 dollar at Galoppisen in Täby. The vintage hat I got from a friend who was cleaning out her wardrobe (lucky me). The great bag is from Gudrun Sjödén and the white rose is just a spare accessory that I had at home.

Hope you like, loved ones.

I have been longing for a long, simple black dress. And here it is! I found it to be perfect to wear at both my flea market adventures and fancy dinners. I found it at wholesalebuying, just like the dress I showed you last time. 

The hat I found here, at the Royal Opera House vintage sale, last autumn. They only do it like every fifth year and I was ecstatic with all my finds! You can see more about that here.

The glasses are my boyfriend's from the 90s, and it is my favorite ones this year. The shoes I found on the flea market Galoppisen, outside of Stockholm. Make sure to visit in September because when they close it is closed for good. They are planning to build houses in the same area, I am afraid. 

 It is never too late for a swim in the lake, even in pouring rain. 

I love that this look got the dark clouds as a back drop, because this really was the day, the same hour, as the autumn entered. The lovely bohemian white dress is from Wholesalebuying and I truly enjoy it. It is very bright and airy with a vintage touch.

The rain boots are from the Swedish designer Gudrun Sjödén (I adore her creations). And the turban is also  a print of hers, but it is originally a bag. I just made a knot and turned it into a turban. If you want to see the photo shoot I did for Gudrun Sjödéns spring catalog 2016, together with other writers, bloggers and journalist - check this out!

It was such an awesome day!

So well, the rauks at Gotland did not disappoint. Rauks are these mountain sculptures and like great pillars they raise up right from the sea.It's a perfect photo shoot environment (if you are not afraid to fall and crush your scull)

The lace body that I am wearing was a find I did years ago in a flea market and the lace shorts is a find from this summer flea market hunt. Both costed 1 dollar each, and had never been wore before. A perfect match.

Photographer: Michaela Lindén

Yet again, I have been away far too long. So to make it up to you, I am going to post some looks and pics from this week. Fresh out the oven.

I have been by the Swedish coast and its sea. And it has been gorgeous. Here are some of the pictures that Michaela Lindén took. They remind me a bit about Ingmar Bergman's cold scenery. This place is like a dream world, no wonder that Ingmar wanted to live at this actual site. 

The simple lace dress is bought at a flea market, Galoppisen, for 1 dollar. When I got home and tried it on I was not very happy about the fit but I thought I could wreck it on a photo shoot. However now, I have grown found of it and I am actually finding myself wearing it a lot. You just never know.

Well, to show you one of Sweden's most amazing designer and brands; here is some clothes by Gudrun Sjödén! 

Gudrun Sjödén started to produce awesome clothes in the 1970:s and since then the brand has become one of the most respected brands in Sweden. Today you can find boutiques all over the world; New York, Berlin, London etc etc.

I certainly enjoy this grey jacket a lot. It is super soft (most of their fabrics are ekologic) and the cut is perfect. The dress is also in super soft cotton. 

The vintage hat is from when Kungliga Operan (The Opera in Stockholm) had a sale, and sold a lot of goodies from their store. It was amazing. And the glasses are my boyfriend's, from when he was a kid in the 90's. Hope you enjoy (cause I certainly do!).

 
Yes, Stockholm is in bloom. But signs of spring are also here when you see that all of the flea markets are opening up. This look is completely composed out of flea market findings and vintage. 

The dress is a 1950's classic vintage dress. It is wonderful, and I found it for only 5 dollars at a flea market in Solna (Solnahallen Megaloppis) which is this weekend by the way. The tutu is also a find from the same flea market and the shoes was 1 dollar at Galoppisen, a flea market that starts 31 May outside Stockholm.

For more flea markets coming up this weekend, check this out.

Hi kids,

I had this lovely spring day this weekend. Me and my friend went shopping and past by my favorite place in the world: Independent Kostym. A theater- and movie costume storage with vintage clothing from every decade. Normally they just rent out their clothes, but right now there is an ongoing spring sale were you can actually buy some unique pieces.

So we went there and we found our self pretty lucky. Not only did they have the sale, that day only the clothing they had on for sale was for free (a dream come true). The dress on these pics was only one piece of many that I brought home that day. It is truly amazing. The design reminds me of a 1960's dress and a priest piece. 

The hat is from a flea market from last summer, it also happened to be for free. The glasses from the 90's are my boyfriend's, the shoes from the 90's are mine since forever and the lovely bag from Gudrun Sjödén was a gift from them. 

So this outfit pretty much was for free (lucky me). 

Happy New Year, everyone!

Man, what a year. I have had the chance to work with three of my dream carriers. I have met people I would never thought I would meet, heard stories I never thought I would hear and opened up doors that I thought I would never find. It has been a year of impressions. 

And of course I have found amazing finds! This dress is from the 1930:s, it is so delicate! Once it has had an petticoat which was attached by small buttons in the inside of the dress. It cost me 10 dollars (I know painfully cheap!). And I was lucky that it fit me like a glove. The reason for the cheap price was some spots it had, but I don't mind and I think I can wash them away. I am in love with this timeless piece.

You can see where I found it if you click here!

And here is my inspiration (a 1910:s scandal video).

Yesterday the frost covered everything. So it was time to shoot in the winter morning.

I got inspired by the old 1920:s and the feel of the beginning of the centenary. The underskirt is a vintage piece. I bought it at a flea market for only 5 dollars. It is hand sewn and very delicate. The top is so sheer and lovely, and a find from the same flea market Galoppisen outside Stockholm.  

The pain of the frost biting your feet was worth it for this lighting.

More inspiration from a clip from 1910? Check out this clip (a scandal at the time)!