Toronto Street Fashion

Bicycle Dream

I want to be in her place right now! I like her simple and casual style, the loose t-shirt,  the over-sized bag, and above all I love her bicycle!!

I found this photo on a blog that I really like, called From Me To You.

Blue Shades?

Do you think these would suit the shape of my face? How about the color? I’ve had my eyes on them for a while, but not sure if it’s a good idea to buy colored sunglasses … should I go for black instead?

via www.ray-ban.com

Let’s Go Biking!

I guess Spring has indeed arrived! I love cycling!

Cycling makes me feel free yet focused, one of my favorite feelings. When I was young (younger than a teenager), riding my bike was my second nature. I had a dark red bike that was made in Czechoslovakia. I distinctly remember that ‘Made in Czechoslovakia’ sign because I remember that its spelling baffled my mind!

On a side note, I love her jacket!

What is your favorite Spring activity?

Phota via The Sartorialist

Kristen Pouchette by Ellington

I’m a Taurus, which means that I love the color red and I love handbags. OK, maybe loving handbags is not a Taurus thing, but who’s judging, right? Take a look at this simple beauty by Ellington:

Kristen Pouchette Ellington

Vintage Shop with Cute Name

I loved the name of this blog (Tales of Endearment) before clicking on it! It’s a beautiful blog, especially if you’re interested in vintage.

via Tales of Endearment

Starch

What is Starch? Starch is a boutique devoted to young designers in Beirut, Lebanon.

“In collaboration with Lebanon’s universities and arts faculties, a selection of graduating students will be asked to participate in the project by submitting their portfolios. A committee of professionals will then review the portfolios and select four to six young designers each season. The designers will be guided through the process of developing their collections and promoting it, which will then be presented for a period of six months to one year at Starch.” – Starch

Street Fashion in Beirut

I didn’t have the chance to stop more people on the streets in Beirut and see what fashions they’re following, but here are a few young ladies that didn’t mind posing for my blog.

Teacup and Chiffon

If you happen to live in Beirut or are there for a visit, try to pass by teacup and chiffon by Nadine Mezher, a Lebanese fashion designer who opened her own boutique in the heart of Beirut’s downtown area.

a little bit of this, a little bit of that

here’s a few of my favorite items.

bolero from pull and bear

mini skirt from pull and bear

boots from pull and bear

handbag from accessorize

eyeglasses from converse

scarf from mango

sunglasses from pepe jeans