If you haven't already come across Ale Besso's blog yet, then I wholeheartedly encourage you to take a few minutes today to check it out.
Being an avid admiror of Nordic interior design I've built up a huge library of beautiful blogs featuring stunning scandinavian inspired interiors and architecture. Ale Besso happens to be one of my favourites- the photos she takes of her home I find so inspiring that I just want to run home and re-arrange everything in my bedroom (again).
I'll leave you with a few of her photos whilst I continue to chase the sunlight in order to get sme snaps of my own (fingers crossed I have light this saturday)!
Enjoy,
Hannah ♡
A recent aim of mine is to start building more of a capsule wardobe.
For those of you who may be new to the whole capsule wardrobe thing, it's basically about creating a wardrobe based around 20-30 items of clothing and no more. Limiting the amount of clothes I buy has been something I've been practicing for the past two years or so. Admittedly, I'm no where near a capsule wardrobe though, mainly because I was still finding my own style. Now that I'm pretty sure who I am and what I'm about I'm finding it 10,000,000 times easier to only buy what I'll get the most wear out of.
A lot of people I know hate the idea of fashion being 'uniform', but that's what I see it as. Everyone has their own unique uniform, and once they have it, that's what they wear everyday. I love the idea of wearing something so much it becomes a part of who you are... Here's to buying less but wearing more this year!
Hannah
