The winter is amazing right now. And perfect for this woolen dress from Gudrun Sjödén. The red boots are also from Gudrun (I love red shoes). The hat is a flea market find - and it was for free!

And guys, even though spring feels far away when you look at the weather here, it is coming. And in Gudrun Sjödéns spring catalog you might see a familiar face (WOOPWOOP). And here you will find the diary I wrote on Gudrun Sjödéns page the other week - with vintage adventures and etc.

Photographer: Michaela Lindén. Her instagram mickislinden

I haven't been here for a while, but I have not forgot about you. I just spend much time at work with the magazine (love it!) and the other blog.

But what I do have time for is to go out photo shooting these awesome flea market finds. This dress cost me like 1 dollar at a flea market and the leather boots (which you can see in the lookbook post) cost me 2 dollars. The headpiece I made out of flower decor that I also bought for a dollar on a flea market last summer. You can see how I made these flowers into headpieces right here.

Photographer: Michaela Lindén.

I am a sucker for powder pink, and I was glad to get this gorgeous dress from Wholesalebuy.com. It is a great length and it drapes beautifully.

I made the headpiece from flea market finds; flowers that cost me like 50 cent. And it was super easy to make - just check my step-by-step guide here. Hope you like!

So the autumn just keeps on giving. Now the trees has just start spreading all the colors around the ground and I really try to enjoy it before all the colors are gone.

This great kimono was a find at Wholesalebuying.com. It fit perfect with my pair of high waisted vintage silk shorts from the 1930s, that I found at the flea market Solnahallen Megaloppis some years ago. The flower headpiece I did myself, all the flowers are flea market finds and cost 1 dollar. Gotta love it.

More on fb: Leones Vintage.

So what do you think about this new little hottie? I love a long dress and I love this color of green. Perfect for autumn. I got it from Wholesalebuying.com, and I really like it. Long, flowy and dramatic. 

The vintage hat is from when the Royal Opera house had a sale of their great closets, such a dream. And the shoes are flea market finds for 2 dollars. Hope you like it, cause I sure do.

Who does not love the creamy color of sand?

This sheer vintage dress was a find I made this Saturday at Beyond Retro in Stockholm. I am in love. Underneath is a 1950's underskirt that I bought from a flea market for 1 dollar, and it is just perfect. The hat, from the same flea market, was actually for free - the owner wanted me to have it. And the leather boots did not cost more then 2 dollars.

We shot this at a castle ruin, for more pics from the shoot check out my new blog Leones Vintage. And the facebook page Leones Vintage and of course Instagram.

Photographer: Michaela Lindén. 

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.