Second and last part of my resort '14 selection, so many great collections to choose from. Hard but necessary choices, if we want to be selective and develop a critical spirit from a young age. The ability to choose is not as easy as some might think, it requires meditation and control during the process. 

   Now back to where I started, hope these posts were useful and inspired you to create new outfits, for example. My awaited prom night is tomorrow, hopefully I'll be able to take some photos to show you, if not I'll definitely wear my dress again to post an outfit.  

8 // Opening Ceremony 

9 // Osman

10 // Reed Krakoff

11 // Pringle of Scotland

12 // T by Alexander Wang

13 // Thakoon Addition

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   First off, I almost had a heart attack yesterday, because my computer wouldn't start, but luckily I managed to finish the first part of the post. After seeing all the collections I decided to select my favorite looks. (As lazy as I am, summing up the best designs, seemed like a pragmatic and useful idea.)

    A moodboard, an inspirational research, a creative and visual stimulation perhaps, at least for me. Since we end up running out of ideas after a while, feeding our brain is mandatory, therefore I hope this post will provide you with some fresh nutrients.

1 // ALC

2 // Alexander Lewis

3 // Alexander Wang

4 // Chalayan

5 // DKNY

6 // Helmut Lang

7 // J.W. Anderson

ALL PHOTOS FROM STYLE.COM

Photos by Nuno Vieira

Shorts - Vintage Lacoste (thrifted, for 4e) // T-Shirt - Primark (Menswear Department too) // Shoes - Dr. Martens

Although I do believe in putting together a defensive and therefore strong type of (life)style, I do not stand for the superiority of women, but for gender equality. Having this said, my wardrobe is quite boyish, oversized and shapeless. Not that I'm worried about showing off curves (ok, maybe cause I don't have any), I'm just not pleased about the necessity of seducing.

Women nowadays depend on tight clothes, really short skirts, enormous cleavage, especially to show men their sexual potential. On the other hand, as you might have already noticed, I'm the complete opposite, meaning I like to face off men every now and then. Shock them maybe? Because seeing a girl adopting menswear as a first choice can be awkwardly disturbing for some machos. And vice versa. In case I feel like wearing something masculine, then I will, it's my choice, my body and it shouldn't be up for discussion either. There shouldn't be such rigid stereotypes and so much prejudice concerning "masculine" and "feminine". After all we are all human beings sharing our goods.