March wishing

☂On my wishlist: 
Frankie Magazine Issue 52 (available at Frankie press)
Amazing Carven T-bar patent leather platforms (La Garconne) 
Dresses like porcelain, or made of toile (this one is from Modcloth) 
Lula Magazine Issue 16 (avialable at Colette) 
The Classic Satchel in Red by The Cambridge Satchel Company 
Nice, cozy plaid dress, like this one Isabelle Adjani is wearing (photo by Jean-Claude Deutsch, 1973)
Oh, yes, nice jeans dungarees! (illustration via Betty) 
Tabitha Simmons Alexa pointed flats (seen at Honor Autumn 2013) ☂

Brunette days

Dear readers,

I know I’ve been awfully lazy with outfit posts here on misslikey and I promise to change that in future. (I have this problem with posing and I am very nervous in front of the camera, but I decided to get rid of my phobias in this year.) 

It has been almost two months now that I am walking on this planet as brunette, and I have to tell you this has been a really big change for me. However, I fell more serious now but the little blonde wants to come out all the time. That’s why I spend awfully lot of time talking to my hair and that usually sounds like this; "Hush, little flirty blonde, we are much better without you now" or "Keep quiet, stay in". When I don’t have conversations with my hair, I spend my free time dreaming, meditating, reading and turning the globe on my favourite antique toy that is present from a dear person. I also can’t get enough of Frankie magazine issue 51. It has haunted me ever since I first saw it in my hands. It’s another smart, witty and pretty issue of dearest Frankie.

P.s. I finally opened my etsy shop. Take a look here. 

I am wearing Zara loafers, Zara burgundy pants and blouse embellished with some of my favourite vintage brooches

wishlist; Frankie Mag Daily Journal

It used to be so hard to find the planner that’s equally lovely and smart, but last two years our favorite Aussie magazine Frankie is offering help with organization. Since I am one of the kids that love the feel of paper, I really consider those online organizers as useless. Call me an old school, but I love to have something that I can touch. With the end of the year getting closer, I need my Frankie journal, which is just perfect. With the illustrations of talented Amy Borrell, it will make every day special and the detested budget calculations charming. And isn’t the reality that good organization is everything? I like to think that we people are bit programmed when it comes to enjoyment in our little lives. Since the same is all about the little things and little adventures, order and my own rituals make me happy. Except the diary for the next year, Frankie published calendar and it’s also full of lovely illustrations by various artists.

Hello my "boy friend", consider this as a perfect gift.