Today I am wearing an Andra Andreescu skirt, Simona Bejan body and The Red Alert Bag from Cathias Edeline by Ana Morodan Bag capsule collection
Photos by Serban Cristea
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I don’t know about you but I love all this “Let’s get back to Romanian traditions” vibe. It kinda goes hand in hand with my eternal fascination for the Belle Epoque era and how people behaved and lived back then in Bucharest.
This Nostalgic Traditionalism trend might have affected a little our society and I’m super glad because of that – from the dress code we had last week at The One Magazine party to reopening some social places that were so IN back then (Gambrinus, Macelaria Pavel, etc), to clothes collections inspired by the Romanian traditional way of dressing. Speaking of which, Andra Andreescu‘s Back to Traditions is my favorite and most glamorous interpretation of this trend.
When we took these pictures I remembered the comedy play – Coana Chirita written by Vasile Alecsandri.
A comical character who loves aristocracy, Coana Chirita wishes to behave like one but she does not succeed. From this intrigue a whole series of funny situations emerge. If you are up for some good Romanian humor watch the series (there are 3 or 4 movies) and the settings, ohhh, you’ll be amazed!
You know I don’t take myself too seriously all the time and auto irony is always the best. So above is my version of her image is she would have visited the Art Nouveau piece of art – the impressive Casino from Constanta
It was super fun and these pictures are among my favorite!
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Also Andra, I want this skirt! It must be mineeee!!!
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5 MINUTE Style Trick
Search in your mother or grandmother’s wardrobe, you’ll find some piece of traditional Romanian clothing for sure.
Wear them with jeans, cotton items and a simple sparkly jewelry. You’ll be the focus point in your crowd, I bet on that!
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Chirita Morodan
Just perfect my litle-ţaţă.
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Andra, we all want this skirt!
Maiculitaaaaa <3
😉 love that second picture, so nostalgic…lovehow you use traditional inlfuences
you are a true lady, and you are an example for young ladies today 😉
wow! impressive images dear
love love love your blog!!!!! nice outit and irony 😉
it is absolutely wonderul, everytiime i come across this kind o building my mind goes back in time, oh how i wish we could save all these jewelry buildings…
love the look dear <3 the skirt is great
haha. well said, the term -nostalgic traditionalism- siuts you so well, and it makes me think of those times dearly
Ah, the necklace is divine! Hope we won’t have to wait for too long to get it! ;)) And you, beautiful Ana, are stunning and surprising, as usual!
Iti multumesc mult Catalina!
Te imbratisez cu drag 🙂
I mean the necklace from your previous post :))
Oh my, the photos are fantastic, the seeting is indeed gorgeous!! I love the place especially because it’s deserted.. Amazing! O.O
Love this! So classic and traditional yet it feels completely modern. Summer uniform for sure.
x Emily