All eyes on: Romanian Designers

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And with the help of all fashion lovers it will be more than just a moment, it will be a revelation. Finally, more brands have decided to give our talented Romanian designers a hand in promoting their creations. Here are just a few of the events and places where you can find Romanian Designers this month.

The shirt-dress

Going out of the house in nothing else but a shirt and underwear feels amazing and brings such a freedom. But even so, Bucharest is full of men with nothing to do but elongate their neck after your legs&co so it's not so much fun trying to hide your goodies from their greedy eyes. What can a lady do?

Stripe me a river!

I love a good stripe and you've already seen me wearing stripes or just styling some. They are without any doubt one of the most simple ways of staying chic and very modern - even though Coco Chanel used to wear them. Actually Brigitte Bardot wore them, Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe wore them and also Marlon Brando, James Dean and almost any classic movie star that you can think of. So they are far from being a novelty. They are just like denim, something we can't get enough of. This season they are going strong again (they are never not in, just to note it). Designers have battled on how the get more stripes on their catwalk and also how to make them feel new. The result: the 60s (see Moschino & Louis Vuitton) and the 90s (see Balmain & Topshop Unique) are back. [ha!] But the fact is you can never go wrong with stripes - as long as you use them wisely, they will be your best ally!

*Please notice my bold notice! Because stripes can also make you look like a sad clown or like an inmate. They also can make you look wider and strange and inappropriate. That's why the best way to wearing them is the simple way. Watch the classic stars for more lessons on How to, but also keep an eye on designer's fresh twist on one of my favorite fashion trends of the year: STRIPES.

Styling for Femeia magazine, May Issue

Nothing is more romantic in spring than flowers. And because romanticism hits me in this time of the year (I'm lying, it hits me every time) but also because there is so much floral inspiration around us - with the designers and the mass-market clothes, we thought that this is the best subject for the May fashion editorial. Also, in our old calendar May is called Florar (from flowers). In May the trees are blossoming and the smell of the city is changing from nothing to everything; from dark to light, grass, green, pink and white blossoms, clay, warm rain, wind and smiles, oh, so many smiles.

Walking down the green fence

It's that time of the year when we celebrate Easter and The 1st of May - and we spend time with our families and we talk about things to come, dreams and hopes for the future. It's that time again when you see your grandparents (if you are lucky enough) and they are asking you questions like when are you getting married, when are you moving in your own house, when, when, when. The pressure is big but for the first time it's not annoying me. I'm looking forward for the future, I'm already imagining my new own home and it looks cosy and peaceful.