THIS EDITORIAL from Elle Italia September 2011 starring Olga Maliouk is so cute!

The job interview the other day went GREAT! Now I'm working on something related to it, so cross your fingers that I get it!

YES, I joined the Instagram hype too.

My week through the lens of Instagram looked like this:

I stumbled upon a beautiful sundown. Spring truly is on its way!

I played a LEGO building game with my colleagues, which was mad fun.

My colleague made this cute little snail.

I wore new pants from H&M. My mom bought a pair for each of us, which make us kind of like Barbie and Shelley, right?

My mom turned 59, so we went for dinner with the family at Cofoco, which was really good plus the interior was really awesome.

And I went for amazing drinks and got a little bit tipsy with some of my friends from uni.

All in all a pretty good week. Now: bed!

I'm exhausted after too few hours of sleep plus 2 x workout yesterday (Zumba and Yoga).

Tomorrow I have a very exiting job interview. Wish me luck!

KISSES

ONE OF THE THINGS I can really miss about living in Paris is living so damn close to some of the best museums in the world.

If you find your way to Paris anytime soon, be sure to among others visit:

1. Centre Pompidou to see contempoary and modern art

2. Versaille to see where Marie Antoinette lived

3. Musée de l'Art Moderne de la Ville to see more moderns art - be sure to find the above room. Amazing!!

THE AMAZING AIMEE of Song Of Style is the sole reading why I'm craving above three items from Zara,

plus the tie die jeans (also from Zara).

Out of all the bloggers out there this girl is definitely the one who inspires me the most style wise.

GO VISIT!

TWO BUYS from Paris.

I decided on the turquoise top from Sandro.

The boots were sort of an impulse buy. I had seen a lot of chic Parisians wearing similar boots, and I had to have a pair myself.

Copycat, much? Hehehe. They're from Minelli, by the way.

NOW: Sushi and The Artist with a friend.

I'M HOME from a trip to my other home, Paris.

Below a photobomb, edited in Instagram. But of course - I'm a blogger after all.

I quite honestly hate flying. This flight was only 1,5 hours which was good.

First thing after arriving in Paris: a walk around the Canal Saint Martin.

Had to take a trip to the Opera. I lived right next to it and saw it every day for three months straight,

and I am still stunned at how beautiful it is.

Afterwards a trip to LaFayette, where I fell in love with Sandro's resort and spring collection.

Must show you more pictures. I took one of these shirts with me home. Which one you'll have to wait and see.

I am actually not that fond of LaFayette (neither Printemps), but I usually visit just to see the amazing ceiling.

Place Vendôme. Stunning!

Looked for wi-fi at Starbucks at The Carousel du Louvre, followed by a trip to the bathroom,

which I payed 1,50 € for. What the freak?

The cutest puppies on Rue de la Pompe, just next to the best luxury vintage store in Paris, Reciproque.

When you have to read a whole book about postcolonialism on your vacation, what better way to do so than on Place de Vosges.

Metrostation Havre Caumatin feels a bit like home.

Fashionweek started in Paris this Tuesday and yesterday I sat in a chair in the Tuilleries and watched the fuss surrounding the Guy Laroche show.

Two stops I never miss in Paris: Chanel on Rue Cambon and Christian Louboutin on Rue J.J. Rousseau.

There's a special aura surrounding these two stores. Important stops for fashion lovers.

Last stop on my trip was to buy a gift for my brother. I decided on this shirt. Just before buying it I ran into a very special fashion icon,

that I truly admire despite of all the drama that has surrounded him. More about that little story later.

CIAO!

I'M PROBABLY spending my day here - at Avenue Montaigne. One of the most beautiful streets in Paris to take a stroll down.

If you have time for a quick morning coffee, be sure to sit down at L'Avenue. If you're lucky you can sit down for a drink outside.

If you're less lucky they have started their lunch, and a quick drink is not possible. Buhu!