VOGUE.it

Se c'è qualcosa di più quotidiano come mangiare, bere e respirare, per me, è VOGUE.it . Come sappiamo tutti, il fashion month è finito e se la mia cronologia potesse parlare urlerebbe "hai rotto con questo vogue.it, cambia un po'!".
Beh, cronologia, se c'è un posto con cui non rimanere indietro su alcuno show durante le fashion weeks quello è sicuramente quel sito.
Franca Sozzani, editor in chief di Vogue Italia, ha preso in mano il sito della rivista e l'ha rivoluzionato, facendolo diventare, a parer mio, uno dei migliori siti di moda. Dovrebbe essere in inglese, forse, in modo che tutto il mondo possa visitarlo.
L'organizzazione del sito è impeccabile, tutto quello che cerchi su moda, eventi, beauty lo trovi.
Per chi, come me, non ha ancora ricevuto un invito a nessuna sfilata ma non se ne vuole perdere una, tra Livestreaming e, sopratutto, vogue.it sei apposto! Potresti non essere in prima fila accanto Anna Wintour, Mario Testino e Harry Styles (esempi casuali, ovviamente) ma potresti avere l'occasione di goderti le sfilate direttamente sul letto nel tuo pigiama e felpone (fashionista incoerente, lo so).

Even though it's in italian, to keep it up with fashion weeks, shows, events, I highly recommend VOGUE.it . You may not be front row next to Anna Wintour, Mario Testino and Harry Styles (so random....) but you may have the opportunity to enjoy the shows in your bed with comfy pijiama and oversized hoodie (is this a fashionista speaking?).

LCF experience

I spent 5 weeks in London this summer and I had the time of my life.

This basically sums up everything, but of course a lot happened. I attended 5 short courses at the London College of Fashion: Introduction to fashion industry, Fashion PR&marketing, Fashion Media, Style&Culture and Media styling. 

I fell in love with the atmosphere in that school, I felt so comfortable, learnt so many things, had fun and understood which is the right place for me. 

I genuinely enjoyed going to school, which was the first time it happened to me hahah. 

I also met some amazing people, and hopefully I'll see them again at Uni (finger super crossed!). 

Each course was taken by credited people of the fashion industry. They were completely aware of what they were talking about and they made us feel like a part of it. I never felt useless, they taught us that every role is important and that everyone of us is able to give something to this industry.
I enjoyed every course, I had a great time learning, I felt inspired.

Update - shame on me

Just so you know, I'm deeply disappointed on myself. I promised (to myself) I would have worked on my blog more this summer and I didn't at all.
I spent 5 weeks in London, and they literally flew by, then I came back and right the day after I left to Tuscany to spend some time at the beach with my family, then I headed to Riccione for one of my best friends' 18th bday and then back again at the beach. It's been a fun and not boring summer at all.
Now I'm back in Rome trying to convince myself that it's not going to be the end of the world once school will start.........
During the last weeks I did absolutely nothing productive, even though I have a driver's licence test to study for and some (A LOT) summer work to do for school and on tuesday I'm leaving with my best friends to Prague (so freacking excited eeeeeeeeeeeek!) so before that I'll try doing something, I promise.
I'm making a post about my experience in London (maybe more than one?) because.. it's been the best month in my life. I genuinely had the time of my life.

Paris - Île-de-France part. 1

Hi people! I disappeared for too long and I've no excuses. Actually I do; I've "moved" to London for 5 weeks to attend some courses at London College of Fashion (I'm going to dedicate other posts about this, too exciting to not share it with you, and this is what this blog is about), so I'd been pretty busy with the preparations and everything. This shouldn't have stopped from posting though.. of course.
Anyway, now I'm writing from my room in London and I'm going to talk about my first stop of my trip: Paris. This has litterally been a quick stop.
When buying the tickets to London I saw that I could stop in Paris first for some hours so I said "why not?". So that's what I did.
I left Rome on sunday morning heading to Paris. I arrived around 10 pm so around 11 i was at the Palais Royal Musee du Louvre metro stop.
I'd been to France two times, but, shame on me, since I was 6 the first time and 8 the second time, I was focused just on Disneyland (no regrets though, I'm looking forward to come back there as well). So I basically didn't know Paris at all; and I still don't: i had been walking for litterally 6 hours but there's too much to see.
Sooo, i arrived at my first stop: Musee du Louvre. People who know me know about my passion for museum, my mum used to take me to every museum we saw, while on holiday, in Rome (I'm glad to be born in one of the richest city in terms of history) so, even tho i hated her for that, I love to visit museums and learning things from what I see (I'm such a curious person, you have no idea)..

Fashion blogs - favourites

Hey there! I'm back! I can officially consider myself free from school! I waited a little bit before posting again, as I promised this is time to work on this blog, and I couldnt wait! So let's get into it :)
Today I'm talking about my favourite fashion blogs. I'm a professional blogger reader, I think this 'bloggers' phenonemon is taking the world and I find it amazing; a blog is where thoughts are shared by a normal person, not a journalist or anyone, just a person who wants to share whatever he/she has in mind, his/her passions and interests.
Since this is the start of my journey I wanted to dedicate a post about who has inspired me so far.