You have to be open in new experiences and new flavors visiting your mouth. That didn’t sound so right, but you know what I mean. There is something magical about visiting restaurants in your country that are focused on bringing a whole other country and culture to where you live. When talking about a whole nation that is so different in the ways of living … Continue reading The Birdman Experience
Like the genre of books I’m reading, my appetite has its mood swings. One whole week I would be craving all kinds of traditional Greek food and the other I would be all about Japanese or Italian or whatever foreign cuisine I would be tasting at the time. I’m kind of going with the flow of my stomach on that area. Italian is one of … Continue reading Eat It Like The Italians – Mario&Luigi The Eatalians
What type of music do you listen to when you are in the comfort of your home alone? Personally, I like strong beats and intense melodies with matching intense lyrics that make my heart beat faster, because they tend to help me stay up, work more effectively and lift my spirits when feeling down. Rock music has been in my life for so many years, … Continue reading Rocking out with Muse | Athens Ejekt Festival
It was during the 1500s and 1600s that women used to wear bustiers (or corsets as they were widely known) underneath their dresses to create the illusion of a smaller waist. Back then a full bust and very small waist were considered the highest form of beauty. We all know that the fashion industry moves in circles and likes to bring back garments of the … Continue reading The Perfect Bustiers For Night Out
When history mixes itself with action movies the result can either be an exceptional blockbuster movie, or a typical why-did-I-watch-this-film. Uncharted was a little bit of both. I am a huge fan of movies that have something to teach you. When you mix a historical event, especially one as important as the round of the earth by Ferdinand Magellan, and a pair of actors known … Continue reading Movie Review / Watching “Uncharted”
When all you’ve ever wanted in this life is to travel the world and taste life quite literally, but can’t due to local restrictions and the fear of pandemic, you have to be resourceful. It’s not the right time for me to start traveling just yet, although I am not saying no to small escapes (like Arachova). However, I still am the kind of person … Continue reading El Nacho – Eating Mexican Style
One of the most well known destinations for winter breaks in Greece is Arachova. Arachova is a relatively small town in Greece, located in western part of Boeotia. During winter time the temperature can fall to even -4 bellow 0 (and more). The cold there is a real deal to your bones, which is the reason why if you ever wish to visit the town … Continue reading Travel Stories – Arachova, The Absolute Winter Village
A few months before winter is officially over, a nice winter themed book is in order. Agatha Christie has been one of my favorite authors and I’m sure the favorite author of most of you. This truly legendary author has left us with a very long legacy of her criminal themed books with stimulating storylines and unpredictable endings. It’s exactly what every reader is looking … Continue reading Reading Now: Midwinter Murder, Agatha Christie
We are used to seeing crossovers in tv series, but are you used to seeing crossovers in fashion? Fashion is an industry that loves creation and imagination. It’s basically art in clothes. Those two ingredients are crucial for every artist, but also for every admirer of fashion. The latest creation? The Shacket. It is exactly what it sounds like. A very imaginative crossover between the … Continue reading Trend Alert: It’s Shacket Season
Take a trip back to your own memory lane and remember all those times your parents took you to the zoo. Do you remember how happy and peaceful those days were? Back when we couldn’t grasp what we were seeing and we were all, as kids, amazed by all the different types of animals. Our little brains filled suddenly with images and information about animals … Continue reading A Trip At The Zoo
Fashion and its trends move in circles. Trends, statement jewelries and such always come and go depending on various factors, such as the state of society, availability in materials and of course the designer’s inspiration. That’s how fashion has been working with for centuries now. Trends depend what the people want and need at the specific time. Satin, in general, is the must-have fabric of … Continue reading Satin Shirts: The IT Item We Love To Wear
What did you think about Ready to wear Autumn 2021 collections? I thought they were #awesome ❤
Read all about it on my new post Continue reading Best Looks From Ready-to-Wear / Autumn 2021
Lately I’ve been thinking about life before and after quarantine. It’s been almost a year since we were all, sort of, forced to lock ourselves to our homes in order to protect ourselves from the pandemic that has become one of the most serious viruses in the last 100 years. Life, I believe, will never go back to the level of normality we used to … Continue reading 5 Things To Do After Quarantine
Generation Z (my generation) is consisted from the type of people that are torn between food and working out. As much as we love being fit and looking our very best at the beach, we are also very much in love with the food, therefore we are always fighting with ourselves and trying to find the motivation to work out. However, working out is not … Continue reading The Basic Of A Workout Wardrobe
The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page. -Saint Augustine Picture this: you are riding with your favorite human (or your travel buddy, you companion and etc ) down a road towards a place you have absoluteky no idea what you will see, who you will meet, what situation is going to change the way you think. The … Continue reading Travel Stories – Serres, A Macedonian City
Wherever you go, go with all your heart. – Confucius Travelling is a form of freedom, as many people say. When you travel, alone or with company of whatever kind, you feel like the world is yours to explore. You see and feel everything from your perspective, you are the main lead in your own book or movie and somehow every single day feels like … Continue reading Travel Stories – Kardamyli Messinias
Fill your life with adventures not stuff. Possibly one of the most worthwhile quotes I have seen on the internet. All people, including myself, think that by buying stuff, by filling our material needs, suddenly we are living our lives. That is so far from the truth. In reality, near the end of your life all you think about is all the people you’ve met, … Continue reading The Drive-In Cinema Adventure
Create your own personal happy place during this quarantine warning times Having your own happy place is a must-have these days. Sure, staying at home is mandatory and some people are actually pleased with that, but not every corner in your house is equipped to help you make it through the quarantine. Or help you relax at all. Personally, I love a good cosy space … Continue reading How To Create Your Own Cosy Corner #QUARANTINEEDITION
A piece about When royals parade and become our latest fashion inspo For most people the idea of the royals seems like want-to-read fairytale. When you hear the word ‘princess’ you think of fluffy, extravagant dresses, tiaras and, of course, glass slippers. It’s understandable when you think about the way Disney in particular has sculptured the idea of royals in our heads throughout the years, … Continue reading Timeless Royal Style
Dressed in a modern shaped school uniforms Chanel’s models were a representation of herself back when she was spending her days raised by nuns. We all know the story of Chanel. Her life’s story has been told again and again through movies and clips and talks around the world. Probably because she was one of those designers whose life’s ordeal made her clothes so unique. … Continue reading PFW – Couture 2020 – Chanel
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