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Showing posts with label Södermalm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Södermalm. Show all posts

October 14, 2011

Stockholm StreetStyle, Location: Bondegatan, Södermalm

Location: Bondegatan, Södermalm
Names: Kristina Edell and Andree Di Pisa


Kristina travels to Tokyo or Hong Kong for her essential style picks and online stores such as Ebay.com and Etsy.com. Andree's choice of stores are Acne, Grandpa and Beyond Retro.

For more of my Street Style articles go to http://yourlivingcity.com/category/stockholm-street-style/

Kristina is wearing:

Kristina is wearing: Jacket: vintage Top: www.etsy.com Trousers: Ahlens Hat: from Tokyo Bag accessories: from Tokyo, Japan Bag: www.etsy.com Shoes: Caliroots Watch: from Hong Kong .
Andree is wearing: Jacket: Urban Outfitters vintage Shirt: Ebay Trousers: Acne Hat: Bjorn Börg Shoes: Whyred ‘Sandqvist’ Bag: Grandpa


                                                                                                                                             

October 07, 2011

Stockholm Street Style, Location: Gögatan, Södermalm

19 year old student Julia, gives a nod to the people around her and the Swedish bloggers for her style inspiration. She loves to shop and other than the brands she is wearing she includes Monki, Weekday and vintage finds amongst her ‘go to’ style buys. With her Fall ’11 short hair, 90′s inspired ‘Flatform’ shoes and the ‘all black is never enough’ mantra, she states youthful, style and confidence. 
 

Black dominated the runways for Fall again, but that’s ok,we don’t mind, as although wearing all black can sometimes look heavy and drained, Julia shows that mixing the textures creates dimension and focus on each piece worn. Stockholmers’, you never disappoint on the style stakes…’


Jacket – Vintage
Shirt – Gina Tricot
Necklace – Lindex
Skirt – H&M
Boots – www.have2have.se




September 30, 2011

Stockholm Street Style, Location: Gögatan, Södermalm

Pretty Charlotte (from Norway) is a Business Communication student, here in Stockholm. Charlotte perfects the 2011 Autumnal palette of deep teal, a darker shade of emberglow and chocolate brown. With the weather turning, Charlottes’ next Autumn/Winter buy will be a poncho, but for now she’s excited to wear her new jacket from Swedish brands’ ‘Hope’ and scarf by ‘Acne’.
Shirt - Urban Outfitters, Jeans - Mango

Bag - Gina Tricot, Bangles - Bianco

Boots - Mango

Watch - Guess

Earrings - Arts and Crafts



August 30, 2011

A new kinda 'Post' - the old skool way

I, like many, have been suctioned into the social networking bubble of wishing someone a 'Happy Birthday/Grattis' or another greeting of sort, as a simple post on Facebook/Twitter and the rest. These days that seems to suffice, and 'just is' the way we operate, which is thoughtful in these busy times I guess, and brings a smile to my face, but I used to be a 'post-er'...that's the generation I come from. I used to spend ages in a card shop, picking out the 'right' card for someone.

Getting a letter or card from somebody you know is always appreciated, and to give somebody a thoughtful card, that you have spent time choosing, is equally as rewarding. And sometimes, when I see what I know is a funny card by it's picture, but don't yet understand the Swedish punchline, it's just not as much fun giving it, even after I ask the sales person or a Swedish friend 'what does that mean?'.

So when I stumbled across FikaTown, a 'Boutique Greeting Card' company based in Stockholm, it got me thinking, (and got my guilt surfacing), that I need to get back to sending cards. Especially now I'm in Stockholm, and all of my loved ones are not!
That doesn't mean that I won't stop greeting online or by a phone call, a lot of my friends and I have an unspoken rule of not sending cards anymore, (like a comfortable silence) and that's ok, (or at least I think it is??!!)...and to be honest I don't have many of my friends' addresses anymore (oh gawd I'm digging a deeper hole than I need to!!!). I guess what I'm trying to say is, I am going to try and make more of an effort!

 Fika Town cards are perfect for those who you know in Stockholm...or a Swedish friend or loved one abroad, and actually if they're not Swedish, it gives them an insight into your Swedish world!
They've hit the nail on the head when it comes to spotting the things we first notice about Stockholm, a play on cultural happenings and keeping it simple and humorous with their designs.

The cards come in six different collections:
'Fika', 'Style', 'Wedding', 'Stereo', 'Birthday' and 'Baby'. Pretty much covers the niceties of life. I love how positive and fun their company seems to stand for. Their website www.fikatown.com is clean, easy to get around, informative, and makes you smile. They can even personalise your cards if you get in contact with them. These are a few of my faves....
Wedding Collection

Fika Collection
Stereo Collection
Stereo Collection




'Fika Town' Stocked at the following stores in Stockholm:
NK Department Store, Design Torget, R.O.O.M, PUB
AND on their online store on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fika-Town/204239666257308


Oh and I did mention their new London collection didn't I....here's a few...










August 08, 2011

Stockholm StreetStyle, Location: Söder


Name: Oliver Sjödin
Location: Söder

It's the historical architecture in Stockholm that inspires Oliver, and so it is no suprise he embraces all things Vintage. With his beautiful serene face, but the added edge of ear pieces and tee shirt, he makes me want to know more about him...