Good evening, dear readers. How have you been? I don't think I've ever told you about Belgium. Yes, I've been there too. I only visited Brussels and Bruges, and I highly recommend Bruges. 

It's a charming little town, literally like something out of a Christmas movie. Everything is beautiful—the streets, the canals, the little houses, the bridges. You take two steps and you already want to take another photo. Plus, its history is super interesting and the vibe is calm, romantic, and very cozy. The people are extremely friendly, and you can explore almost everything on foot or by boat, which is a lovely and very relaxing experience. My best friend fell asleep in the middle of the boat ride, haha!

As for the food, I tried Belgian beer (yes, it's good, although I honestly can't remember the name) and, of course, I couldn't miss out on the fries and the famous waffles in the square. I'm not much of a sweet tooth, but my best friend, who loves sweets, was delighted. And let's talk about the shops, please, I wanted to buy everything. There are beautiful things to decorate your home, very Pinterest style.

Anyway, I totally recommend Bruges. It's ideal to visit in a day, but if you can stay overnight, even better. Walking along the canals at night is magical, or even taking a night tour (just make sure you choose your guide wisely). And an important tip: don't leave without trying Belgian chocolates, they're on another level.

And now, after this little review of this beautiful place, let's move on to today's post.

First, I want to ask you: are you ready for spring 2026? Because I'm already mentally putting together outfits, saving references on Pinterest, and saying yes to anything that's fresh and easy to mix and match. The good news is that this season isn't about impossible trends or looks that are only “for the runway.” On the contrary, in spring 2026, there's one color that steals the show, and that's yellow.

Yellow is officially the star color of spring 2026. This color is perfect for flowing blouses, light dresses, midi skirts, and even blazers. It's the color that brightens your skin, elevates any outfit, and makes you look effortlessly fashionable. If you're someone who usually wears neutrals, this is the year to start incorporating it little by little.

As for accessories in spring 2026, they elevate any simple look. The idea is to choose one that stands out, not all at once. These can be bags in yellow or pastel shades, eye-catching but minimalist earrings, delicate sandals, and sunglasses.

For example, mini bags will be a must this season. Small, structured, and in vibrant or pastel colors, especially shades like lavender, mint, or ivory, they can transform a simple outfit into a super fashionable one without looking overdone. Wear them crossbody or as a clutch for coffee dates, walks, or even brunch with friends. Finally, I'll give you some outfit ideas to inspire you.

Good evening, dear readers. How have you been? It's been a while since I've told you any gossip about a guy, so today is the day. And yes, this happened in London, but no, it's not about a London boy. This time, the protagonist is a French guy.

It all happened during the last week I was at my English course in London. As usual, I arrived late to the classroom. I walked in and the first thing I saw was a guy sitting in my seat. My first thought: wow, he's so handsome. Second thought: ok, where am I going to sit now?

Luckily, there was an empty seat next to him, so I sat there. I swear it wasn't on purpose.

Since we were sitting close together, the teacher had us work in groups, and that's when we started talking. He told me he was French and I casually replied, "What a coincidence, I'm going to Paris next week." Plot twist: he wasn't from Paris. I think that was his only flaw, but I forgave him.

Even so, he gave me the best advice about France and I loved his french accent. We ended up working together all week and that last week in London was special thanks to him. Will there be a second part? I don't think so haha!

But anyway, let's stop talking about me (for now) and move on to today's post, which is just as interesting.

Bangs are a classic that never go out of style. In fact, in recent years they have come back stronger than ever with long bangs. And it's no coincidence. A good fringe can completely transform your image, soften your features, and add personality to any hairstyle.

In addition to being trendy, bangs are a great ally for balancing the shape of your face. Long faces, for example, are especially flattered, as bangs create an optical illusion of a shorter, more proportionate face. For example, Dakota Johnson looks amazing with bangs. Now I'll give you some tips.

1. Choose bangs according to the shape of your face

Bangs with a lot of volume can soften a long nose, while thinner, lighter bangs help balance a wide forehead. If you have a round face, longer bangs on the sides will stylize and refine your features. 

2. Long, straight bangs

This type of bang creates a youthful look. It's a style that conveys freshness and delicacy, making it ideal.

3. Layered bangs

Layered bangs extend to the sides of the face and blend smoothly with the rest of the hair. This is very flattering.

4. Asymmetrical bangs

This style is modern, dynamic, and full of personality. Asymmetrical bangs convey confidence and freshness. They are especially flattering on round faces and perfect if you want a contemporary look with character.

And now I'll give you lots of ideas for hairstyles with bangs!

Good evening, dear readers. How have you been? I've been honestly just surviving the heat here. I'm not going to lie, it's awful. But at the same time, I love it because it's the perfect excuse to take all my dresses out of the closet.

Sometimes, though, I miss the cold of Edinburgh. I remember that the first few days there I was overdressed. I don't think I'd ever been in 0 degrees before, so my initial outfits were questionable. As the days went by, I acclimated and finally started dressing the way I really like.

Speaking of Edinburgh, I highly recommend it. It's like a charming and very special little town. You can literally walk anywhere, and everything you see makes you fall in love. As you walk through its streets, you feel like you're in a movie, with background music, breathtaking views, and a unique atmosphere. Plus, the Scottish people are incredibly friendly, which makes the experience even more special.

But anyway, let's get to today's post. Today we're going to talk about outfits for petite women. Obviously, I'll share some key tips and, above all, lots of outfit ideas. For those of us who are under 5'3", the secret isn't to try to look taller at all costs, but to learn how to balance proportions, stylize our figure, and make the most of our silhouette.

That's why I'm sharing my foolproof tricks for creating looks that flatter, stylize, and visually lengthen your legs.

1. The power of high-waisted pants

If you could only choose one trick, make it this one. High-waisted pants, skirts, and shorts visually raise your waistline, making your legs look longer.

2. Go for the monochromatic look

Wearing a single color or very similar shades from head to toe creates an unbroken column of color. This prevents the body from looking fragmented into blocks, which tends to shorten the figure.

3. Show a little skin with V-Necks

A V-neck elongates the neck and torso. It's a small but very effective detail that draws the eye upward and creates a sense of verticality.