Ajda Sitar /

It has been 4 years since I won the Miss Sports Slovenia title! Those 4 years went by so fast, I’ve learnt a lot, had some really nice moments and meet many interesting people. Winning Miss Sports Slovenia was an unforgettable experience that really changed my life! The new member of our “family” is now Klara Krošelj, a lovely track and field athlete and I wish her all the best in her year!
I decided to go for a not-so-much-of-a-miss look this time. A classic black jumpsuit combined with an amazing statement Pentja by Goga necklace and Moja Moja clutch. I entrusted my hairdo to Danica from Hairsalon Lasek and make up to Aleksandra Nikolič.
If you follow me on Instagram @ajdasitar, you can probably guess what my next post will be about…

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Spring is officially in town and on my nails as well! I got two amazing nailpolish shades from e-kozmetika.si, Powdery Pastel and Sunny Glow. The whole collection is 70ies inspired – playful and at the same time delicate, floral, pastel! I’m actually not the biggest fan of yellow, but this shade is simply amazing. Both are perfect for vibrant spring outfits!
I actually haven’t written anything about nailpolishes I use. I don’t stick with just one brand, I like to try new stuff, so when I see a shade I love, I buy it. I usually apply two coats for better coverage and longer resistance. Alessandro nailpolishes are definitely one of my fav!

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I took a short break from blogging, I’m sorry guys. I had some health problems and I needed some time for myself. However… Much has happened in last few days! I was chosen to go to London’s Vogue Festival for a lecture given by Alexa Chung and Paul Smith. I’m really grateful for this opportunity Stylight is giving me. I can’t wait to meet them + some bloggers as well.
Back to the Philips Fashion Week Ljubljana, day 3. I can conclude, the last day of FW was like a cherry-on-the-top. We saw some amazing collections from our designers, really sophisticated… It’s hard to choose a favourite, because of all the creativity and diversity they showed us. I was wearing a Sanja Grcic design powered by Nupi. For all those who don’t know her yet, I can just say that she is a real master, an amazing designer!

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I went to the second day of Philips Fashion Week Ljubljana with my dear friend Aida (on the 2nd photo), who invited me to a delicious home baked cake at her place before the show (really yummy!). She really is a chic young lady with an amazing taste and eye for fashion. For my outfit I decided to go for a Front Row colourful tweed jacket, Replay black skinny jeans, Borseto bag, Sismade knot necklace and black fur pumps. A bit more casual, but still classic. (P.S. Thank you Tina Fabjan for an amazing make up)

I can’t decide which of the 2nd day designers is my favourite. I like some of the individual pieces of Urša Drofenik and Mojca Celin, and also find the Simona Lampe’s Sherlockology interesting as a story and concept. Irena Funduk is not really my cup of tea, but hey I’m not here to judge. I like fashion, really love it and therefore respect all the creativity our designers posses! We do all have different styles, opinions – especially when it comes to something as delicate and diverse as fashion. And, Slovenians should stick together, right? I hope you like something you’ve seen from our designers so far. Believe me, the best is yet to come in my next post.

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Philips Fashion Week Ljubljana took place in Kino Šiška, just like the previous three times. This was actually the first one I attended since I started writing my blog. I did attended all of them and I must admit the organisation is getting better and better.  Although I can’t say the same for the designers and the collections. This year the range of designers was reduced due to several factors, mostly financial.
Miro Mišljen (Mary Magdalene collection), Sofia Nogard (“ID”), Tanja Zorn (Chiaroscuro), Niti Niti with oversized knitwear and the winner of the day (in my opinion) Alice Bossman with her sophisticated white masterpieces. Construction. Deconstruction. Forms. Shapes. Details. Volumes. Wearable. Comfortable. Feminine. Alice Bossman it is!

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