Shooting the jewelry...

So as I told you before my friend asked me to participate in a shooting of his jewelry. He's making some beautiful hand crafted pieces all by himself. And what started off as a hobby slowly but surely becomes a beautifully crafted jewelry, it's exciting to see how he is polishing his style and skills with every piece.

The outfit I chose is truly a uniform of mine. and no, I didn't stop wearing long skirts once I landed in Israel. I love it too much!

All the images are by Jan Umansky

That 70's look...

So writing scheduled post is pretty weird...I have very little idea where I will be when this post is published but I'm sure I will be taking lots of pictures!

I have never been to Thailand and never got to go to the "I just finished the army I want to forget about the world for half a year" trip, because I started my degree straight away. So I'm pretty excited about this trip and hope Thailand will be everything people told me about and more.

Hopefully I will get the chance to update the blog from there even though I'm not taking the laptop.

So this outfit was inspired by this post by the Sartorialist. I have these jeans for a while now. They're not as loose as they used to be but I still like them. My boyfriend and his guy friends however, told me that it's a really bad idea and rejected the beloved Sartorialist image as well...Another man repeller?

  Well, if you read my blog for a while you probably know it's not the first time (and not the last) the boyfriend and I have such a different views on fashion...We agree to disagree :)

The jeans are from Zara, the top is vintage Yves Saint Laurent, jewelry: Arty Blay

All the images were taken by Jan Umansky

Hidden treasures...

Unfortunately I didn't have the time to update the blog as  promised, but I did have a chance to take sooo many pictures.

Recently I was helping my friend to showcase the jewelry that he is making and of course I didn't miss the chance to use some images for the blog.

So this is the first images from the series, everything from the next few posts will be a part of this little project...

This silk maxi dress was bought a couple of years ago from Zara, it was on sale and I couldn't leave it  in the store. It was just hanging in my closet since then, up until lately when I finally got the chance to wear it to a concert in Alice truly Hall in New York.

Of course the boyfriend "modeled" some stuff as well :))

Even though it is not relevant now, I feel that the dress looks much more casual paired with a simple grey sweater (same on from the last post) and I think during the cold weather I would wear it with black boots and maybe a parka when it's even colder.

I felt it was a great dress for showcasing the eclectic necklaces and we had lots of fun shooting everything...

Tomorrow I will be on my way to Thailand for a vacation. Even though I traveled quite a lot this year, it always had a purpose: studies, work, internship etc...It will be nice to relax and have pure fun with no stress (hopefully)...

Photography by Jan Umansky 



Have a great week!!!
Kisses!