A Sweater from Zara

I saw it in Zara's window display when I was in London recently. I like the colour and the knitting technique. Bye-bye money. Damn!!

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Pieces from Zara

To kill some time I decided to surf into Zara's webpage and look around. These three pieces were to my liking. I like the coat, the cut and the collar but do I need? Well, to be honest I need it as much as I need a hole in the head but that hasn't stopped me before.

The purple blazer I feel is a must have. I'm not enthusiastic about the material but I love the colour!


I also found this sweater but if I need a new coat as much as I need a hole in the head I need another even less. To date I have eighty sweaters. That should keep me warm through many winter days and nights.


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Something Blue

I felt that I had to do something opposite to the orange history I donned earlier today. I chose the colour blue which has been my favourite for as long as I can remember. A shirt from Zara and a cardigan from Pringle did the trick. I took out the camera because I got an urge for posing.

An homage to my number one fan of poses. Tony.

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Shoes from Zara

On one of my endless shopping sprees I found these shoes from Zara. Very nice!!

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Waiting

Changing rooms are usually quite a horrible experience. Cramped, sometimes a bit dirty and with a lightning so harsh that the best of supermodels end up looking a traffic accident waiting to happen. You have to go to the high end of the scale when it comes to shops if you want to have a somewhat nice time. With one exception, Zara, which has quite nice changing rooms. My absolute worst experience was a dressing room by a pillar between two shop windows. You pulled a drape around yourself but you could be partially seen by the people walking by the windows. :-s

Some times it feels like I grew up in changing rooms. My mother was and is a bit of a fashionista and could spend what felt like an eternity in shops trying one piece of clothing after the other. In some shops there were toys you could play with. Otherwise I used my imagination and rearranged the shops in my mind to what I thought they should look like.

I suppose that is why I feel a bit like home in a changing room .....

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Zara Spring

I just looked through Zara's spring collection on their webpage and was bored out of my skull. The only that remotely triggered an interest was this jacket for £120, but it doesn't exactly scream; buy me.

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Zara Bag

I found this bag on Zara's webpage. I think it is cool and I like the black with the contrasting white. It costs about £39 which is a nice price. When I started writing this it just hit me that I have a similar looking bag from Fred Perry. Whoops!! I leave it to someone else to claim ownership of this little goodie.
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Zara

The Spanish retail chain Zara that is nibbling H&M at the heels is a God send. Trendy, fashionable and won't wreak havoc with your finances. If you don't do like me and buy plenty of pieces of course. At the moment there is a sale on as well.

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