October shopping wishlist

October shopping wishlist

The weather in Munich is getting colder and colder (besides some sunny days with 17 degrees like today, which is actually not normal considering that it was 4 degrees the day before..) so I was thinking about a warm and cozy winter jacket I should buy to survive the coldest season of the year!

So this is my October shopping wishlist and feel absolutely free to give me some advices about what you like or what I should buy! 

First month living in Munich

First month living in Munich

Hey guys! Hope you're all doing well! As you might already know, I moved to Munich about a month ago to do my Erasmus here. I'm going to study History of Arts and Communication and I'm super excited about this new experience! You know I love to travel and to move around and so this has been the perfect opportunity for me to get in touch with another culture and to move to another country.

I must admit, I still have to see a lot of museums and other important monuments of the city, but so far I'm loving Munich! One of the biggest attractions of the last month was definitely the Oktoberfest.

Valentino SS17 - Paris Fashion Week runway report

Valentino SS17 - Runway report from Paris Fashion Week

Tasha Tudor once said: "Why do women want to dress like men when they're fortunate enough to be women? Why lose femininity, which is one of our greatest charms? We get more accomplished by being charming than we would be flaunting around in pants and smoking. "

Alberta ferretti SS17 - Milan Fashion Week Runways

Alberta Ferretti SS17 - Runway report from Milan Fashion Week

I already expected this one to be a great collection, Alberta Ferretti honestly never disappoints me! And also this time, I was right! Alberta Ferretti for the upcoming season designed dresses and clothing for powerful and strong women, using different materials such as lace or lingerie pieces, other dresses are gitane and spanish inspired or combined with masculine suits parts.

Vivere da sola

Vivere da sola - Yougenio

Vivere da sola è davvero diverso da come me l'ero immaginata! Mi sono trasferita a Monaco circa una settimana fa e starò quì sei mesi per l'Erasmus! Questa prima settimana quì è stata fantastica! Mi sono divertita un sacco e tra l'altro proprio in questi giorni e fino al 3 ottobre c'è l'Oktoberfest ( infatti ho anche comprato un dirndl che vi farò vedere prestissimo). 

Vivere da sola però comporta anche delle responsabilità (delle quali ovviamente non mi ero mai resa conto prima di andare effettivamente a vivere da sola). Devo fare la spesa, controllare mille documenti, assicurarmi che sia tutto sempre perfetto, pulire la casa ecc. ecc...

Catturare attimi

 Di ritorno dalle vacanze ho cominciato a riguardare le fotografie che ho scattato durante i miei viaggi a Cuba e in Colombia. Sono tantissime, ognuna mi ricorda un'emozione specifica oppure uno scorcio fantastico. Bisogna però selezionarle, perché ovviamente non riesco mai a trattenermi dallo scattare tremila foto (e immaginatevi che scattavo con il telefono, con la reflex e persino con la GoPro!).

 Non posso fare a meno di sorridere di fronte alle istantanee più divertenti in compagnia della mia famiglia e dei miei amici, di fronte a panorami mozzafiato e alle attrazioni più affascinanti. 

Comincio a prenderne alcune da mettere sul blog, per condividerle con voi, ma ciò che mi mancherebbe, come spesso è accaduto in passato, è la possibilità di avere sempre sotto gli occhi i momenti felici.

Le fotografie servono ad aiutare la memoria a rivivere gli attimi di gioia, è un peccate lasciarle in un'area remota del computer, senza mai poterle condividere con chi ci sta intorno e soprattutto lontane dallo sguardo.  

Travel Diary: 20 days in Cuba

Travel Diary: 21 days long trip in Cuba

Cuba has always been one of those destinations I've always wanted to visit: clear water and white sand, salsa, mojitos, the energy of cuban people... I finally had the chance to spend almost three weeks in this beautiful country and the opportunity to meet a lot of special people who joined us during our trip. They made us feel welcomed and we could definitely get into the spirit of the country and understand its people's culture and habits. We slept in casas particulares, which are houses of local people who have the permission of the government to rent a private room to foreigners. You get to live and talk with locals and this was something special added to out incredible journey.

So if you're wondering where you should go when visiting Cuba, you can get inspiration from our trip. 

Continue reading to find out where we went and what we did.